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Editors & coding assistants

17 websites

Editors, builders, libraries and developer tools for creating software.

Codex, Editor's pickOpenAI's coding agent for writing, reviewing and shipping code, with tasks running in parallel locally or in the cloud.
Claude Code, Editor's pickAnthropic's coding agent that plans changes, writes code, runs tests and opens pull requests from the terminal, IDE, Slack or web.
Cursor, Editor's pickAI-assisted code editor for software development.
Google Antigravity, Editor's pickGoogle's agentic development platform.
AmpAn AI coding agent for understanding codebases and carrying out software development tasks.
Android StudioGoogle's integrated development environment for building, debugging and testing Android applications.
GoLandAn integrated development environment for Go, with code navigation, debugging and refactoring tools.
Grok BotAI agents that work across apps and websites to complete tasks, automate routines and help investigate bugs.
MiniMax CodeAn AI workspace for planning, writing, debugging and reviewing code, with access to local projects and tools.
OpenClaudeOpen-source coding-agent CLI for working with different AI models from the terminal.
opencodexTooling for multi-model AI coding-agent workflows.
OpenHandsOpen-source software-development agent platform.
PhindAI-powered search and assistance for developers.
Visual Studio CodeA code editor with debugging, extensions and language support for many kinds of development.
WindsurfAI coding environment and software-development agent.
XcodeApple's development environment for creating, debugging and testing apps for its platforms.
ZedA code editor with collaboration and AI assistance for working on software projects.

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