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33 tools. Pricing verified February 2026.

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Featured Tools

The most popular AI coding tools right now.

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Cursor

AI IDE

The AI-first code editor

Best for Full-time developers
Free / $20/mo Read review →
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Claude Code

CLI Tool

Agentic coding in your terminal

Best for Complex refactoring
Bundle available
Free / $20/mo Read review →
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GitHub Copilot

Editor Extension

Your AI pair programmer

Best for GitHub-centric teams
Free / $10/mo Read review →
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Windsurf

AI IDE

The agentic AI IDE

Best for Agentic coding
Free / $15/mo Read review →
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Lovable

App Builder

Build software with natural language

Best for Non-developers
Free / $25/mo Read review →
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Devin

AI Agent

Autonomous AI coding agent by Cognition

Best for Autonomous coding
$20/mo Read review →
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