JetBrains Air

One system for building software with A.I. coding agents, in your IDE, the web, a CLI or mobile

JetBrains Air is a tool for building software with A.I. agents. It works with agents you may already use, such as Claude Agent, Codex, Junie, Copilot and OpenCode. You can also connect other agents through ACP.

You can work in JetBrains IDEs, on the web, in a command line (CLI) or on mobile. Give an agent a task, like adding a dark mode toggle to a site header, and review what it changed. You can open diffs from an agent session and leave comments on specific lines for the agent to act on. Teams can also set up automations for jobs like code review and release notes. The pages say agents run in the cloud, and cloud runs are already available for some customers, with a gradual rollout to the rest over the coming months.

What it does

Keep several projects open and track unread updates, changed files and outgoing commitssource: jetbrains.com
Finds compatible agents on your machine and connects them with a clicksource: jetbrains.com
Review diffs in context and comment on specific lines for the agentsource: jetbrains.com
Use your own provider subscription or API keys, or JetBrains A.I. creditssource: jetbrains.com
Teams can automate chores like code review and release notessource: jetbrains.com
Set VM size, internet access and secrets for each project's cloud environmentsource: jetbrains.com

Our take (opinion)

Best for

Developers who already use coding agents and want one place to run and review them
Teams that want shared cloud environments and automations for routine coding chores