Amazon Q Developer
Amazon Q Developer assists with AWS questions, code and operations. AWS documents access permissions, Free and Pro tiers, and a planned end of support for its IDE plugins.
Coding AI Tools
Find AI tools for work, creativity and everyday tasks. Read what they do before you try them.
Aider Chat: Pair Program with LLMs
Aider provides terminal-based AI pair programming in Git repositories, with repository context, model connections, and testing support.
Cline: AI-Powered A/B Testing
Cline Tired of complex A/B testing tools that slow down your website optimization? Cline is a lightweight, privacy-focused solution designed for quick and easy experimentation on...
Codeium Windsurf: AI-Powered Coding Collaboration
Devin Desktop, formerly Windsurf, combines a full IDE with a command center for managing local and cloud coding agents.
Cursor AI Code Editor: Build Faster
Cursor is a coding agent with editor, terminal and cloud workflows for understanding repositories, planning features, fixing bugs and reviewing changes.
Gemma AI: Open, Lightweight Models
Gemma is Google's family of open-weight models for developers, including generative, embedding and safety-oriented variants that can run on local hardware or hosted services.
Ollama
Ollama runs models locally or provides cloud model access for apps and coding agents, with a terminal workflow and APIs for building your own applications.
LLM Arena: Compare LLMs
LLM Arena Quickly and easily evaluate the performance of various Large Language Models (LLMs) side-by-side. LLM Arena provides a centralized platform for researchers, developers, and...
LM Studio: Run LLMs Locally
LM Studio supports local language models. Its separate Bionic app adds agent workflows for code, documents and research using local, cloud or linked devices.
AI Tools FAQ
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