>"Practically every tech giant offers its own version of an AI coding assistant. Microsoft has GitHub Copilot, which is by far the firmest entrenched with over

>"Practically every tech giant offers its own version of an AI coding assistant. Microsoft has GitHub Copilot, which is by far the firmest entrenched with over 1.3 million paying individual and 50,000 enterprise customers as of February. Amazon has AWS CodeWhisperer. And Google has Gemini Code Assist, recently rebranded from Duet AI for Developers. Elsewhere, there’s a torrent of coding assistant startups: Magic, Tabnine, Codegen, Refact, TabbyML, Sweep, Laredo and Cognition (which reportedly just raised $175 million), to name a few. Harness and JetBrains, which developed the Kotlin programming language, recently released their own. So did Sentry (albeit with more of a cybersecurity bent). Can they all — plus Augment now — do business harmoniously together?" Well, we don't know! We do know however that there are a lot of AI coding assistants, and there will probably be many more in the years to come... The excerpted text above -- makes for a reasonably good list as to what's available as of the current date... Related: https://github.com/sourcegraph/awesome-code-ai https://github.com/sourcegraph/awesome-code-ai