JetBrains
A suite of intelligent development tools
4.9•69 reviews•1.7K followers
A suite of intelligent development tools
4.9•69 reviews•1.7K followers
Powerful IDEs for most programming languages and technologies along with products for team collaboration.
This is the 26th launch from JetBrains. View more
JetBrains Air
Launched this week
JetBrains Air is built for agent-driven development. It brings your favorite coding agents – Codex, Claude Agent, Gemini CLI, and Junie – into one coherent workflow designed for real codebases.
Air helps you define tasks precisely, run them in isolation, and review the results with full code intelligence – all in one place.
Download Air – free for macOS. Windows and Linux versions coming soon.
Launch Team
Been using JetBrains for years and their database tool window still feels like having a senior DBA sitting next to me - caught a production query that would've cost us $3k/day in unnecessary joins last week. The way they surface performance hints while you're writing SQL is almost unfair to other IDEs.
How does Air handle agent conflicts or differing outputs when running multiple agents like Codex vs. Claude on the same codebase task? Any built-in diff tools or voting mechanisms to streamline reviews?
MacQuit
Really cool to see JetBrains tackling the multi-agent workflow problem. As a Mac developer, I've been running Claude Code heavily for my projects and the biggest friction is exactly what you described — context switching between agents and terminals. Being able to define tasks precisely and run them in isolation is key. Curious about the review experience: does Air give you a unified diff view across all agents, or do you review each agent's output separately? Also, any plans for Linux support timeline? Love that it's free — will definitely give it a spin.
Looks great so far. Would be cool if you could add a live comparison view between agents in future updates.
LiveDemo
Great,
I am a fan of all JetBrains products,
I hope this fixes the problem of using different AI models inside JetBrains
been a user of IntelliJ IDEA, Android Studio for ages hence this launch feels personal.
Congrats on the launch team!
@theanimeshs curious: what are your favorite JetBrains plugins?
@fmerian need to revisit and see, nowadays i'm coding more in ts, nextjs ecosystem
prominent ones I remember are SonarLint, Lombok etc (while building Java & Android apps)
& great thread bdw, got to know a lot more about what JetBrains is upto these days :)
Everything just flows seamlessly—no bumps, no confusion, just pure elegance