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Kilo Code for JetBrains - Fully native, open-source coding agent built for JetBrains

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Kilo Code for JetBrains is a fully native, open-source coding agent for IntelliJ IDEA, WebStorm, PyCharm, GoLand, Rider, PhpStorm, CLion, RubyMine — any JetBrains IDE. Designed for both local and remote dev, with parallel agents in isolated worktrees, GitHub PRs and diffs inline, and 500+ models.

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this looks especially helpful for larger changes where understanding the project structure is just as important as writting the code itself.

Maker

ty! looking fwd to seeing what you're building with . make sure to add your review here:

Great tool, thank you! It's a hassle to force AI agents to use JetBrains instead of their primitive tools.

Does it support Claude via subscription?

Maker

 yes, you can BYOK with Kilo

really Cool Idea, shared context and real time collaboration could make coding with agent much smoother for team.
Maker

thanks for the support! what should launch next from your perspective?

would love your input in

This is excellent! Been waiting for something like this for a long time!

Maker

amazing! looking forward to seeing what you're building with . make sure to add your review here:

Maker

also curious what should launch next from your perspective? would love your input in

Congrats on the launch , looks very cool!

Maker

 thank you for your support, Ali. absolute fan of your work at . oss ftw!

Finally, Kilo for Jetbrains 🎉

Maker

 it's about time! haha thanks for your continuous support 🙏

The truth is that it being entirely native and not another Electron-based extension makes a difference far more than people think it does. The JetBrains IDEs themselves are quite heavy to begin with.

Maker

S/O to for the awesome work!

I have been waiting for a JetBrains plugin that is not just a port of VS Code to JetBrains. Having a native Kotlin build makes all the difference to me now.

Maker

lfg! s/o to for the great work here. what should the team build/improve/fix from your perspective? your feedback will go straight into the next release.

Congratulations on the release! Inline GitHub pull request diffs in PyCharm is something that I have been looking for in my review process.

Maker

 thanks for the support! and yes, inline diffs are really helpful to get a local review as a sanity check before shipping to a public repo

curious to see how well Kilo works with large codebases it has not seen before especially when planning new features.

Maker

 it works just fine, we have a large monorepo too and it was also battle-tested with some other larger monorepos. We will enable repo indexing for JetBrains very soon so it matches VSCode which also has proven very well.

Maker

yes, and you can view the source code on github btw (500k+ LoC):

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