Codeium is an AI-powered coding assistant that plugs into major IDEs to help you work more efficiently with features like advanced code completion, search and chat. It supports more than 70 programming languages and offers fast and accurate autocomplete, AI-powered search and an AI chat assistant that can generate boilerplate code, refactor code, generate documentation and suggest bug fixes. It's geared for individual developers with a free tier and for teams with a $12 per user per month plan, so it should be useful for a broad range of situations.
Another top contender is Tabnine, which offers personalized code completions based on your own programming style. It supports a range of popular programming languages and IDEs, including VS Code and IntelliJ. Tabnine offers a free plan and a Pro plan with more customization and enterprise-level security. It's very customizable, letting you train models on your own codebase, and you can keep your code private and secure with on-premises deployment options.
If you're already deeply embedded in the GitHub universe, GitHub Copilot is also worth a look. It offers context-aware help as you work on a project, including code completion, natural language-to-code translation and chat help. It's tightly integrated with other GitHub tools and services, so it's easy to use it in different workflows and on different machines. The tool is available in individual, business and enterprise plans to suit your needs.
Last, Refraction is designed to automate repetitive tasks in software development. It supports 56 programming languages and offers features like code generation, refactoring, bug detection and code conversion. By automating these tasks, Refraction lets developers focus on the higher-level aspects of a project. It offers a free service that you can easily integrate into your workflow.