Discover top AI coding assistants and copilots. Compare features, pricing, and reviews to find the best AI tool for developers.
12 tools
Tools in AI Coding
GitHub Copilot — AI pair programmer from GitHub and OpenAI that suggests code, chats about your codebase, and can autonomously open pull requests.
Cursor — Cursor is an AI-native code editor built by Anysphere that uses agentic AI to write, edit, and review code across a codebase from natural-language instructions.
Replit — Replit is a browser-based coding and AI app-building platform that lets developers write, run, deploy, and collaborate on software from any device, powered by its AI coding agent.
Devin — Devin, by Cognition AI, is an autonomous AI software engineer that plans, writes, tests, debugs, and ships pull requests with minimal human intervention.
Sourcegraph Cody — Sourcegraph Cody is an enterprise AI coding assistant that uses Sourcegraph's code graph to give large language models deep context from an organizations entire remote codebase.
Codeium — Devin Desktop is an AI-powered code editor, originally launched as Codeium in 2021, renamed Windsurf in 2024, and rebranded again to Devin Desktop by Cognition AI in June 2026.
Tabnine — Tabnine is an AI code assistant that provides in-IDE code completion, chat, and autonomous coding agents, built around enterprise privacy controls like zero data retention and on-premises deployment.
Windsurf — AI-powered coding editor built around the Cascade agent for multi-file code generation and debugging, formerly known as Codeium, now integrated into Cognition after its 2025 acquisition.
v0 — v0 is Vercel's AI-powered tool that generates working React and Next.js user interfaces and full-stack app code from natural-language prompts, with one-click deployment to Vercel.
Lovable — AI-powered app builder that generates full-stack web applications from natural language prompts, formerly known as GPT Engineer.
Bolt.new — Bolt.new is StackBlitz's AI app builder that generates and runs full-stack web apps in the browser from a text prompt, using WebContainers.