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10 tools in Coding · Updated

“multi-location”Coding › Code review and testingShowing 10 tools
  • AWS DevOps Agentby AmazonAWS's autonomous agent for incident investigation, release review, and SRE tasksPay as you go
  • Keploy AI API Testingby KeployGenerate and validate API tests from specifications or trafficFreemium
  • DeepEvalby Confident AIYC W25Open-source LLM evaluation framework for testing AI agents and appsUnknown
  • Kimi Codeby Moonshot AIAI coding agent with desktop, terminal and VS Code clients, included in Kimi membershipUnknown
  • Recursionby LabelboxManaged AI agents that run in your business apps on schedules and eventsContact sales
  • Google AI Studioby GoogleBrowser workspace for prototyping with Gemini models and getting API keysFreemium
  • Devin Desktopby CognitionDesktop IDE for managing local and cloud coding agentsFreemium
  • Kiroby AmazonAgentic AI coding assistant with spec-driven development, built by AWSFreemium
  • CodeVizby CodeVizYC S24AI-assisted codebase maps and architecture diagrams in VS Code.Freemium
  • Spurby SpurYC S24AI-assisted QA testing for web and native mobile experiences.Contact sales

That’s all 10 tools.

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