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AI Coding Landscape

A structured view of the AI coding products currently verified in iilib. The table is generated from entity and relationship records rather than maintained as a separate market list.

Category verified Oct 3, 2026 · coverage reflects the current iilib graph, not the entire market.

Coding products
22
Open source
9
Terminal-capable
18
Published comparisons
27

Product graph

Verified coding products

Model and API counts reflect explicit relationships currently stored in iilib. A zero means no such relationship is currently mapped, not that the product cannot use models or APIs.

Aider
Independent / project
Tool
CliOpen source
Models3
APIs8
Amp
Amp Frontier Corporation
Agent
LocalCloudBrowserDesktop
Models5
APIs5
Cline
Cline Bot
Agent
LocalCliIdeOpen source
Models5
APIs7
Codex CLI
OpenAI
Agent
LocalCliOpen source
Models2
APIs1
Cursor
Anysphere
Tool
WebMacosWindowsLinux
Models7
APIs3
Devin
Cognition
Agent
CloudBrowser
Models2
APIs0
Devin CLI
Cognition
Agent
LocalCliIde
Models5
APIs0
Droid
Factory
Agent
LocalCloudBrowserDesktop
Models4
APIs5
Agent
LocalCliOpen source
Models1
APIs1
Junie
JetBrains
Agent
LocalCliIde
Models0
APIs5
Kiro
Amazon Web Services
Tool
WebMacosWindowsLinux
Models2
APIs0
OpenCode
Anomaly
Agent
LocalCliDesktopIdeOpen source
Models4
APIs8
OpenHands
All Hands AI
Agent
LocalCloudBrowserCliOpen source
Models1
APIs6
Pi
Earendil Works
Agent
LocalCliOpen source
Models0
APIs8
Qwen Code
Alibaba Cloud
Agent
LocalBrowserDesktopCliOpen source
Models1
APIs7
Tabnine
Tricentis
Tool
IdeCli
Models0
APIs0
Zed
Zed Industries
Tool
MacosWindowsLinuxOpen source
Models2
APIs7

Model layer

12 connected models

18 coding products currently have at least one explicit model relationship in the graph.

API layer

9 connected APIs

14 coding products currently have at least one explicit API integration relationship in the graph.

Comparison coverage

Published comparisons involving this graph

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Aider vs Cline

Aider and Cline are open-source coding tools that can edit repositories and work with multiple model providers. Aider is terminal-centered with repository-map and Git workflows, while Cline spans IDE, CLI, and desktop surfaces with browser and MCP tooling.

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Amp vs Claude Code

Amp and Claude Code are coding agents with terminal workflows. Amp uses multi-model routing and can run work locally or in cloud orbs; Claude Code is Anthropic's coding agent built around Claude models and Anthropic-managed product surfaces.

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Claude Code vs Codex CLI

Claude Code and Codex CLI are coding agents with local terminal workflows. Claude Code also has Anthropic-managed IDE and web surfaces, while Codex CLI is the open-source local command-line client in the Codex family.

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Claude Code vs Cursor

Claude Code is Anthropic's coding agent across terminal, IDE, web, and managed integrations. Cursor is a standalone code editor with local and cloud agent workflows plus CLI and web access.

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Cursor vs GitHub Copilot

Cursor is a standalone editor from Anysphere. GitHub Copilot runs across GitHub, supported IDEs, and the command line. Both include agent workflows.

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DeepSeek API vs OpenAI API

DeepSeek API and OpenAI API both support the OpenAI Responses request style. DeepSeek additionally documents an Anthropic-compatible base URL, while OpenAI exposes a broader first-party set of realtime and media endpoints.

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DeepSeek V4 Pro vs GPT-6.1 Sol

DeepSeek V4 Pro and GPT-6.1 Sol are current reasoning models used in coding and agent workflows. DeepSeek documents a larger maximum output, while GPT-6.1 Sol accepts image input and has a slightly larger context window.

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Devin Desktop vs Cursor

Devin Desktop, formerly Windsurf, combines an IDE with a command center for local and cloud agents. Cursor is an AI code editor with integrated agent and cloud-agent workflows.

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Droid vs Devin

Droid and Devin are software-development agents that can carry out multi-step engineering work. Droid is exposed across local, desktop, CLI, web, and managed cloud surfaces; Devin is centered on Cognition-managed cloud environments.

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Gemini 3.8 Flash vs GPT-6.1 Sol

Gemini 3.8 Flash and GPT-6.1 Sol both target coding and agent workflows. Gemini 3.8 Flash accepts a broader set of native media inputs, while GPT-6.1 Sol has a larger documented maximum output.

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Gemini API vs OpenAI API

Gemini API and OpenAI API both expose multimodal models, streaming, tool use, batch processing, and official SDKs. Their primary request primitives and authentication schemes differ.

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Gemini CLI vs Codex CLI

Gemini CLI and Codex CLI are Apache-2.0 terminal coding agents. Gemini CLI is centered on Google's Gemini ecosystem and includes built-in web tools, while Codex CLI is OpenAI's local Codex client with configurable approval controls.

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GitHub Copilot vs Junie

GitHub Copilot is a coding assistant across GitHub, supported IDEs, and the command line. Junie is JetBrains' coding agent for JetBrains IDEs and the command line, with project instructions, skills, MCP, and custom model access.

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GPT-6.1 Sol vs Claude Sonnet 5.5

GPT-6.1 Sol and Claude Sonnet 5.5 are current general-purpose models with strong coding and agent-workflow support. Their standard API input/output prices are both USD 2 and USD 10 per million tokens.

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GPT-6 Astra vs Claude Opus 5.5

GPT-6 Astra and Claude Opus 5.5 are high-capability models from OpenAI and Anthropic. Both support text and image input, reasoning, tool-based workflows, and long contexts.

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Grok 4.7 vs GPT-6.1 Sol

Grok 4.7 and GPT-6.1 Sol are current multimodal models used for coding and agent workflows. Grok 4.7 has lower standard output-token pricing, while GPT-6.1 Sol has a larger documented context window.

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Groq API vs OpenRouter API

Groq API and OpenRouter API both expose OpenAI-compatible model access. Groq runs a selected model catalog on its inference cloud, while OpenRouter routes requests across many model providers.

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Kiro vs Cursor

Kiro and Cursor both combine code editing with agent workflows. Kiro spans IDE, CLI, web, and mobile surfaces, while Cursor centers on its editor with local and cloud agent workflows.

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Mistral Medium 3.5 vs Claude Sonnet 5.5

Mistral Medium 3.5 and Claude Sonnet 5.5 both target coding and agentic work. Mistral Medium 3.5 is released as open weights, while Claude Sonnet 5.5 is served as a proprietary Anthropic model.

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OpenAI API vs Claude API

OpenAI API and Claude API both provide model access, streaming, tool use, and official SDKs. They differ in API surface, model catalog, authentication details, and supported media and realtime endpoints.

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OpenCode vs Claude Code

OpenCode is an open-source, provider-agnostic coding agent with terminal, desktop, and IDE surfaces. Claude Code is Anthropic's coding agent with terminal, IDE, web, and other Claude product integrations.

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OpenHands vs Devin

OpenHands and Devin both target multi-step software-development work. OpenHands is an MIT-licensed platform that can run locally, in its hosted service, or self-hosted; Devin is a proprietary cloud agent from Cognition.

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OpenRouter API vs OpenAI API

OpenRouter API is a multi-provider routing layer with an OpenAI-compatible interface, while OpenAI API is OpenAI's first-party platform for its own models and developer services.

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Qwen Code vs Gemini CLI

Qwen Code and Gemini CLI are Apache-2.0 coding agents that run from the terminal. Qwen Code supports multiple provider protocols and additional desktop, browser, and editor surfaces; Gemini CLI is centered on Google's Gemini ecosystem.

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Replit Agent vs Devin

Replit Agent is built around creating, testing, and deploying applications inside Replit's hosted workspace. Devin is a cloud software-engineering agent designed for delegated engineering work across repositories and team workflows.

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xAI API vs OpenAI API

xAI API and OpenAI API both expose Responses-style and OpenAI-compatible developer workflows, with different model catalogs, server-side tools, media endpoints, and transport options.

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Zed vs Cursor

Zed is an open-source editor with native, external, and terminal-backed agent paths. Cursor is a proprietary editor centered on its own agent workflows and cloud agents.

Method

Inclusion follows the AI Coding category criteria. Product, provider, model and API facts come from indexed entity records and verified relationship records. Editorial comparison notes remain separate from graph-derived counts.