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AI-powered coding assistants, IDE integrations, and autonomous software engineers that write, review, and debug code. Sorted by scores from 2 published community reviews where available; editorial research is excluded from scores. First in this view: Augment Code, Tabnine.
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Augment CodeAugment · Standard $20/month and Business $100/month, each flat for up to 50 seats with included usage, then pay as you go; Enterprise custom · CliAugment Code is an AI software-development platform for large codebases. Its plans include the Cosmos software factory, CLI access, daemon and automation workflows, MCP and native tools, IDE integrations, and AI review for GitHub pull requests, backed by Augment's codebase-aware Context Engine.CliModerate setupProprietary (Augment models) + frontier model ensembleAwaiting community signal—0 community reviews02
TabnineTricentis · No current public standalone pricing; contact Tricentis for enterprise pricing · IdeTricentis acquired Tabnine on July 30, 2026 to integrate its Enterprise Context Engine into the Tricentis Agentic Quality Engineering Platform. The former Tabnine site now redirects to Tricentis, and standalone self-serve pricing is no longer publicly listed.IdeEasy setupProprietary (Tabnine models); optional GPT-4 / Claude for enterpriseAwaiting community signal—0 community reviews
Augment CodeAugment · Standard $20/month and Business $100/month, each flat for up to 50 seats with included usage, then pay as you go; Enterprise custom · CliAugment Code is an AI software-development platform for large codebases. Its plans include the Cosmos software factory, CLI access, daemon and automation workflows, MCP and native tools, IDE integrations, and AI review for GitHub pull requests, backed by Augment's codebase-aware Context Engine.CliModerate setupProprietary (Augment models) + frontier model ensembleAwaiting community signal—0 community reviews02TabnineTricentis · No current public standalone pricing; contact Tricentis for enterprise pricing · IdeTricentis acquired Tabnine on July 30, 2026 to integrate its Enterprise Context Engine into the Tricentis Agentic Quality Engineering Platform. The former Tabnine site now redirects to Tricentis, and standalone self-serve pricing is no longer publicly listed.IdeEasy setupProprietary (Tabnine models); optional GPT-4 / Claude for enterpriseAwaiting community signal—0 community reviewsCompare ready. Start with the top 2 visible agents.Compare