Compare the Top AI Coding Assistants that integrate with React as of December 2025 - Page 2

This a list of AI Coding Assistants that integrate with React. Use the filters on the left to add additional filters for products that have integrations with React. View the products that work with React in the table below.

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    Defang

    Defang

    Defang

    Defang is a developer-centric platform that simplifies the process of developing, deploying, and debugging cloud applications. By leveraging AI-assisted tooling, Defang enables developers to swiftly transition from an idea to a deployed application on their preferred cloud provider. The platform supports multiple programming languages, including Go, JavaScript, and Python, allowing developers to start with sample projects or generate project outlines using natural language prompts. With a single command, Defang builds and deploys applications, handling configurations for computing, storage, load balancing, networking, logging, and security. The Defang Command Line Interface (CLI) facilitates interactions with the platform, offering installation options via shell scripts, Homebrew, Winget, Nix, or direct download. Developers can define services using compose.yaml files, which Defang utilizes to deploy applications to the cloud.
    Starting Price: $10 per month
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    Devika

    Devika

    Devika

    Devika is an open-source AI software engineer designed to understand high-level instructions, break them into steps, research relevant information, and write code to complete objectives. Using large language models, reasoning algorithms, and web browsing capabilities, Devika can assist in software development by taking on complex coding tasks with minimal human intervention. The platform supports multiple programming languages and offers key features like advanced AI planning, contextual keyword extraction, and dynamic agent tracking. Devika aims to be a competitive alternative to commercial AI tools, providing an ambitious, open-source solution for developers.
    Starting Price: Free
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    Fynix

    Fynix

    Fynix

    Fynix is an AI-powered platform designed to boost software development productivity through intelligent coding assistance and agent-based code reviews. It integrates directly into popular IDEs like VS Code and offers features such as context-aware autocomplete, natural language commands for code fixes and translations, and automatic code flow visualizations. Fynix’s Code Assistant helps developers write cleaner, more efficient code faster, while its upcoming Code Quality Agent will automate bug detection and enforce coding standards. With support for multiple programming languages and frameworks, and integrations with tools like Jira, Fynix is a versatile platform for improving coding efficiency and collaboration.
    Starting Price: Free
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    Codex CLI
    Codex CLI is an open-source, lightweight coding agent that integrates directly into your terminal, designed to help developers write, edit, and understand code efficiently. By pairing with Codex CLI, developers can leverage the power of AI to streamline their workflow, get real-time code suggestions, and improve their coding accuracy, all from within their command line interface. It provides a seamless, accessible way to enhance coding productivity while staying in the environment developers are already comfortable with.
    Starting Price: Free
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    Code Genius

    Code Genius

    Code Genius

    Code Genius is an AI-powered coding assistant designed to enhance your development experience by providing real-time code analysis, intelligent suggestions, and code improvements to make your code clean, efficient, and error-free. It offers features such as automatic unit test generation, covering a wide range of scenarios, and the creation of clear and concise code documentation. With Code Genius, you can engage in effortless conversations with your AI programming buddy, combining conversational ease with the efficiency of a seasoned coding assistant. It allows you to create unit tests in a matter of seconds, optimizing your code faster and more efficiently than ever. It seamlessly synchronizes with your workflow, ensuring effortless collaboration. For premium members, Code Genius offers a GitHub App that revolutionizes your development experience by elevating workflow efficiency with code coverage and instant on-the-fly unit testing.
    Starting Price: $6 per month
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    Onlook

    Onlook

    Onlook

    Onlook is a next-generation, open source, visual-first editor that empowers designers and product managers to craft and edit React and Next.js web experiences in real time, without leaving a browser-like interface. With seamless integration into existing codebases, Onlook enables live DOM editing alongside immediate code synchronization and deployable output. Its visual editor supports drag-and-drop layout changes, Tailwind CSS styling, layer navigation, and responsive breakpoint handling. AI-powered assistance helps generate components from descriptions, maintain design system consistency (with global styles, typography, and color tokens), convert Figma designs into interactive code, and offer smart design suggestions. Designers can import projects from GitHub or Figma, iterate with instant visual feedback via live previews, manage version control with checkpoints and real-time updates, and deploy directly from the platform.
    Starting Price: Free
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    CodeBanana

    CodeBanana

    CodeBanana

    CodeBanana is a real-time collaborative coding platform designed to make software development accessible and team-centric. It offers live editing features akin to “Google Docs for code,” enabling multiple users, developers, designers, and PMs to work together synchronously in the same project space. The platform incorporates an AI assistant that understands your entire repository and documentation, allowing conversational interactions. Shared virtual environments mean everyone runs the same setup in seconds, eliminating the “it ’s-working-on-my-machine” problem. Non-technical teammates can contribute via a simplified interface, while technical staff benefit from project-aware suggestions and streamlined workflows. CodeBanana aims to bridge the gap between roles, keeping teams aligned on context-, code- and project-level decisions.
    Starting Price: $36 per month
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    Noya

    Noya

    Noya

    Wireframing enables exploring different directions without overly investing in design details for a single direction before validating it’s the right one. Noya breathes new life into wireframing by combining wireframes with a design system to generate high-fidelity designs in real-time. This means you can stay in wireframing mode longer, be more creative, and automatically produce design outputs in parallel that excite everyone around you. The design system determines the block types and styles. Chakra UI is currently available, and more design systems and custom themes are planned. Click and drag to draw a block. Then pick a type and define the content with the simple text-based interface. Review the generated design and adjust. Generate what your team needs, from a rasterized mockup to vector layers importable to Figma, or even React code as a starting point for your front end.
    Starting Price: $10 per month
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    JIT.codes

    JIT.codes

    JIT.codes

    Transforming text into code with AI. Create components for a JavaScript framework using AI within seconds.
    Starting Price: Free
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    GPT Pilot

    GPT Pilot

    Pythagora

    GPT Pilot is an open-source AI tool that acts as a full AI developer, capable of generating production-ready applications with minimal human input. Unlike simple code autocompletion tools, GPT Pilot can write complete features, debug code, communicate about issues, and even request code reviews. This tool aims to push the boundaries of AI-assisted software development by handling up to 95% of coding tasks, while leaving the final 5% to developers. It’s built to integrate with platforms like VS Code, enabling developers to collaborate seamlessly with AI in real-time.
    Starting Price: Free
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    OpenAI Codex
    OpenAI Codex is an advanced AI coding tool designed to assist software developers by automating many tasks in their coding workflow. It allows users to delegate tasks such as writing features, answering codebase questions, running tests, and proposing pull requests (PRs) for review. Codex works in parallel, handling multiple tasks simultaneously in secure cloud sandboxes preloaded with your repository. This tool helps developers move through their backlog faster and more efficiently, making it an invaluable asset for teams looking to streamline their development process.
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    Kodezi

    Kodezi

    Kodezi

    Let Kodezi auto-summarize your code in seconds. Kodezi is Grammarly for programmers. Generate, ask, search, and code anything in your codebase with KodeziChat. Your personal AI coding assistant! Kodezi doesn't just fix your code for you, it tells you why it’s wrong and how to prevent future bugs. Reduce unnecessary lines of code and syntax to ensure clean end results. Optimize your code for optimum efficiency. Debug code with detailed explanations. Swap from one framework or language to another in an instant, without losing context. When writing code, commenting and explanations are crucial for future maintenance. Generate code from text, input a project question or create an entire function all in seconds! Generate your code documentation. Translate code to another language. Optimize your code for optimum efficiency. Use our extension within your own IDE, never have to rely on opening up new tabs ever again.
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    Vivid

    Vivid

    Vivid

    Vivid lets your Figma define auto-updating, modular code that your developers can actually use. Build your UI's source of truth in Figma without changing your workflow. Vivid uses your existing components to create modular code synced with your Figma. Let designers take over UI while developers own functionality. Promote your designs to production. Vivid is an in-browser styling editor that makes building frontends blazingly fast. With Vivid, you can simply click on an on-screen component to pull up its code right in the browser. Any edits you make to that code are automatically synced with your source code. The biggest benefit of having an organized template is that you actually know what’s going on when you look at it. Closely linked to consistency, customization is also incredibly easy in an organized codebase. For components, like buttons or sections, things can be changed at the React level.
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    DevKit

    DevKit

    DevKit

    The Essential AI assistant for Developers. DevGPT combines ChatGPT and our 30+ mini-devtools to help you test public APIs, query databases, generate code and interactive art, and a lot more in just seconds to help you save 10s of hours every week! Build features swiftly and test them in isolation and then bring them into your codebase with confidence. Awaken the creative coder in you by experimenting with our code generation and p5.js tools to create cool art and mini games. While we have an amazing free community of 250+ developers on Discord, we have an even more amazing exclusive sub-community for our Pro users. All your favorite tools in one place. No need to manage multiple apps, websites, and CLI tools. Reduce context-switching and boost your productivity.
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    ExoCoding

    ExoCoding

    ExoCoding

    ExoCoding is a code generation online platform that empowers software developers to build better software faster. It uses model-based AI-powered assistants to generate boilerplate code and streamline repetitive tasks. Developers can create apps containing modules with Database Management, Logic Building, and Interface Design. There are also more features like sharing prototypes, task planning, and a marketplace with pre-built templates that enhance the developer’s experience. After generating code (backend and frontend), everything is business as usual with the same IDE and other dev tools, but with much work already accomplished.
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    CodeGuide

    CodeGuide

    CodeGuide

    ​CodeGuide is an AI-driven platform designed to assist developers in creating comprehensive project documentation for AI coding projects. It streamlines the process by automating the creation of Product Requirement Documents (PRDs), workflows, and prompts, thereby saving time and reducing potential AI hallucinations. Users can start by signing up with their Google account, and then create a new project by describing their idea, core features, and goals. It supports integration with various AI coding tools, including Claude AI, Bolt, VS Code, GitHub Copilot, Cursor AI, and Replit. Additionally, CodeGuide offers Starter Kits optimized for coding with preferred AI tools, such as the Starter Kit Lite, a modern web application starter template built with Next.js 14, featuring authentication and database integration. These kits are designed to help users start projects without setup hassles and save tokens. CodeGuide also provides access to Codie, an AI agent powered by Google's Gemini.
    Starting Price: $29 per month
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    Imaginary Programming

    Imaginary Programming

    Imaginary Programming

    Imaginary Programming lets you use OpenAI's GPT engine as a runtime to accomplish things you've never been able to do before in your code. All you do is define a function prototype in TypeScript (without an implementation!), and Imaginary Programming uses GPT to take care of the rest. Use Imaginary programming for any task where human-like intelligence around text is needed. You can install imaginary programming into your current JavaScript and TypeScript projects, or you can try the online Playground to experiment with Imaginary Programming.
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    GitWit

    GitWit

    GitWit

    GitWit is an online tool to build web apps while augmenting your own coding skills with AI. Regardless of your experience in building apps, you can ship the first version of your app in minutes. Sometimes GitWit will produce code that is out of date or causes an error. In that case, you have several options, undo the transformation, and try again, ask GitWit to fix the error, or fix the code manually, using the editor. This requires experimentation, and there is no way to get it to work.