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Grit scans millions of lines of code to find patterns and fix them automatically, filling a critical gap in code maintenance
Kilo Code is an open source AI agent Visual Studio (VS) Code extension that focuses on enhancing the efficiency of coding. The tool can generate code, automate tasks, and offer practical suggestions.
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A backend developer needs to spin up a new API service for a mobile app
AWS coding assistant formerly known as CodeWhisperer
A dedicated coding agent that writes and runs code for you
Over 5,000 users run confidential compute workloads here
Your AI pair programmer that actually knows the codebase
Rails Guard watches your Rails console sessions for PII leaks and approves emergency database fixes through Slack at 2 AM
Terminal-first coders get a different kind of AI assistant here
Issues become pull requests
AI that codes independently
Every plan tier hits usage limits
Microsoft's pay-as-you-go model covers hundreds of AI services
Application crashes and performance issues cost companies real users — 53% of consumers abandon apps after encountering freezes or errors
Eraser is an AI diagramming tool for technical and process teams that generates diagrams from text prompts, code, or uploaded files.
Kiro is an agentic engineering environment for developers and teams.
LiteLLM is an open-source AI gateway and LLM proxy that puts more than 140 providers and 1,800 models behind one OpenAI-compatible API key.
Cerebrium is a serverless GPU platform for running AI workloads in production.
It can query and edit large codebases, generate new apps from PDFs, images, or sketches using multimodal input, and debug problems when you describe them in plain language.
Factory is an agent-native software development platform built around autonomous coding agents called Droids.
Qwen Code is an open-source AI coding agent that lives in the terminal and also runs in editors, a desktop app, a Web UI and chat apps.
Portkey puts a single API in front of more than 1,600 language models and wraps it with the controls a production AI team needs.