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Find your AI coding tool

Answer 3 questions and we will match you with the best-fit tools from our tracked list — ranked by what matters most to you.

How do you want AI to help you code?

Pick the workflow closest to yours

What is your budget?

Per month, per developer

What matters most to you?

We will rank by this

All tracked tools

The full list the quiz draws from, ranked by overall score

  • Cursor — The AI-first code editor built for pair-programming with AI.
  • GitHub Copilot — The original AI pair programmer, now with agent mode.
  • v0 — Generate production-ready UI from a text prompt.
  • Zed — The fastest code editor, now with a built-in AI layer.
  • CodeRabbit — The AI PR reviewer your team will actually trust.
  • Lovable — Describe the app. Get a full-stack product with hosting.
  • Supermaven — The fastest AI code completion, with a 1M-token context.
  • Claude Code — Agentic coding assistant that lives in your terminal.
  • Windsurf — Agentic IDE with Cascade: AI that plans before it codes.
  • Bolt — Prompt, run, edit, and deploy full-stack apps in the browser.
  • JetBrains AI — Native AI for IntelliJ, PyCharm, and the JetBrains family.
  • Aider — Open-source AI pair programmer for your terminal.
  • Cody — AI assistant with deep understanding of your entire codebase.
  • Replit Agent — Describe your app; the agent builds and deploys it.
  • Codeium (now Windsurf) — Note: Codeium rebranded to Windsurf — see our Windsurf review.
  • Qodo — AI code review plus automated test generation.
  • Gemini CLI — Google's open-source terminal agent with a 1M-token context.
  • Continue — Open-source AI code assistant that works with any LLM.
  • Tabnine — Private, secure AI code completion for teams.
  • Pieces — AI that remembers everything you work on.
  • Tabby — Self-hosted, open-source AI coding assistant.
  • Devin — The autonomous AI software engineer that works while you sleep.
  • Amazon Q Developer — AWS-native AI assistant for builders on Amazon's cloud.
📡 Matches are drawn from our research-based scores (official docs, changelogs, public user feedback). No paid placements — rankings can’t be bought.