1. GitHub Copilot
is launched by GitHub in collaboration with OpenAI, integrated with IDEs such as VS Code and JetBrains, and supports natural language code generation, auto-completion, code interpretation and translation, and is currently one of the most mature AI programming assistant tools.
2. Cursor
is developed by Anysphere and built on the VS Code branch, with functions such as intelligent code completion, refactoring, and multi-file collaborative correction. It supports private local editing mode, with high privacy and security, and is suitable for complex engineering environments.
3. Claude Code
Anthropic launched a command-line coding assistant that excels in long-term context processing, complex process tasks, and tool call integration. It is suitable for professional development scenarios that require multi-step collaboration.
4. Replit Agent (Agent v2)
is based on the Replit online IDE platform, which supports users to generate complete applications through natural language descriptions, and can automatically create development environments, preview interfaces, and handle multi-file projects, making it suitable for rapid prototyping and no-code scenarios.
5. Sourcegraph Cody
is an open-source and free-to-use AI coding assistant that supports understanding the entire codebase and provides context-aware generation, code review, document writing, question answering, and other functions, making it suitable for large-scale code repository collaborative development.
