Aider
Change an existing codebasePair program with models in a terminal, with repository mapping, Git integration, linting, and testing.
A clearer path from brief to build
Choose a builder that fits your client’s website. Start with the brief, explore your options, and know what to check before you commit.
Start with what your client already has.
An editorial starting point, based on our sourced guide. No hands-on testing or product scores.
THE TOOL MAP
From a first prototype to an existing codebase.
Explore by task, then read the source notes.
THE CLIENT WEBSITE PLAYBOOK
Pages, recurring costs, editing access, and handover. Work through the decisions that belong in every client website project.
Free to read and print. No email required.ON THE RADAR
Two-way realtime voice calls with agents in the Agents Window, IDE, web, and iOS.
Official changelog entryCloud agents can build and publish apps with database, authentication, and hosting setup; plan and sharing restrictions apply.
Official changelog entryThe 2 feature announcements currently listed cover Cursor. They are not a survey of releases for every tool, and they are not original product launch dates.
Pair program with models in a terminal, with repository mapping, Git integration, linting, and testing.
Build websites and JavaScript full-stack web apps from prompts in a browser; use Expo integration for mobile apps.
Read repositories, edit files, run commands, and implement or debug features with an agent.
Provide context-aware AI code reviews across pull requests, IDE, and CLI workflows.
Use customizable AI agents, chat, edits, and autocomplete in VS Code or JetBrains.
Work with an AI coding agent on project files in an editor or terminal.
Suggest code, explain repositories, review changes, and work on assigned tasks.
Generate and iterate on web applications from natural-language instructions, with editable code and Git sync.
Connect language model providers, tools, memory, and agents into AI workflows.
Plan, build, test, and iterate on apps from natural-language instructions in Replit.
Generate interfaces from prompts or mockups, connect backends, and deploy with Vercel.
Tools are listed alphabetically. That order is not a ranking and it is not a score. Capability notes come from official documentation review, not hands-on tests. See each tool for its sources and date checked.