Kilo Code for JetBrains - Fast, open-source AI coding agent for JetBrains IDEs
Build, debug, and ship with one AI coding teammate. Kilo Code is open-source, model-agnostic AI code assistant that's pay-per use. After 420,000+ downloads on VS Code and Cursor, we're bringing it to the JetBrains ecosystem: IntelliJ IDEA, PyCharm, WebStorm...
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Good Cline and roo alternative
Excellent product, I've been using it in VScode for a long time and it stands out from the competition.
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frame this, ?makers
I’ve been using Kilo Code for coding projects, and it really helps me plan and fix code faster. Definitely makes coding less stressful!
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@admazoud great to hear! keep us posted on what you're building, ping @Kilo Code on X
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@admazoud quick update: FYI @Kilo Code is going one step forward faster coding sessions launching Kilo Code Reviewer today. Join the launch!
It replaced several others I was using with Kilocode. The best, without a doubt!
One of the best tools I've ever used till now. I was on Cursor and WinsSurf before. I also used Cline and Roocode, but Kilo Code almost has everything that others provide built into it, and it has been a really big game changer for me. One of the best investments I have ever made. The added benefits of no tax on purchase of credits is really really good which makes me wanna choose Kilo Code over OpenRouter especially for coding.
Also congratulations on JetBrains launch!
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@jaircelisv @Kilo Code just launched Kilo Code Reviewer today. Curious to have your thoughts!
Seriously impressed with Kilo Code! It's quickly become my go-to VS Code extension for all things AI-assisted coding. The way it handles complex tasks (breaking them down and actually getting the context right) is a game-changer. I especially love the different modes, like the 'Architect' and 'Debug' modes; it feels less like just an autocomplete tool and more like a genuine AI teammate. If you're looking for an open-source tool that gives you control over models while dramatically speeding up your workflow and helping you squash bugs faster, you absolutely have to check this one out. Five stars, hands down!
Reading the comments, it seems to be a really nice app. I use many of these coding assistant tools, all of them have many flaws that would be great if addressed. I was anxiously waiting for the jetbrains version, hopefully I will not be disappointed.
If you want to test all models, and get quick access... Kilo Code is the answer.
Big congrats on the JetBrains launch! That’s a huge milestone
I really like the transparent pricing + bring-your-own-keys model. It feels like the right way to build trust in a space where devs often feel locked in.
Curious — among your 4 modes (Architect, Orchestrator, Code, Debug), which one has resonated the most with users so far?