If you're looking for an AI platform that can help you with coding and math problems and that can understand long context, xAI is the clear standout here. Its conversational AI, Grok, has a lot of support for coding and math problems, thanks to its multimodal input abilities and context understanding up to 128,000 tokens. It also has features like real-time knowledge updates and problem-solving abilities, and it's a good research assistant. Grok is in beta testing, but it should improve rapidly with user feedback.
Another strong contender is Codeium, an AI-powered coding assistant that supports more than 70 programming languages and works with popular IDEs. It offers advanced code completion, AI-powered search and an AI chat assistant that can write boilerplate code, refactor code and generate documentation. Codeium is for individuals and teams, with tiered pricing to match different needs. It also prioritizes data security and privacy.
If you're more interested in code review, refactoring and debugging, Metabob has a more focused AI-powered tool. It uses graph neural networks and large language models to spot and fix complex coding problems in codebases. Metabob's abilities include AI code review, software security scanning and debugging. That makes it useful for maintaining legacy code and verifying AI-generated code. It offers a free plan for individual developers and paid plans for teams and enterprises.
Last, Sourcegraph has a more general code intelligence platform with an AI-powered coding assistant called Cody. It's got tools like Code Search, Batch Changes and Code Insights to help developers find their way around and understand large codebases. Sourcegraph supports multiple programming languages and works with common IDEs, and it's available in a mix of cloud and self-hosted options to match different security and governance requirements.