Windsurf is an AI-native IDE and coding assistant that automates multi-step development workflows with deep context awareness.
Windsurf is a next-generation AI-powered integrated development environment built from the ground up to keep developers "in flow." At its core is Cascade, a smart agent that tracks your edits, terminal commands, clipboard interactions, and browsing activity to deeply understand your project and anticipate your next move. It can generate multi-file code, run tests, preview apps, and even execute terminal commands—all via natural-language prompts and agentic workflows. Windsurf integrates as a standalone editor (Windows, macOS, Linux) or as plugins across over 40 IDEs including VS Code and JetBrains, supporting 70+ programming languages. It delivers features like autocomplete, live previews, debugging, code refactoring, and seamless deployment.
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Paid, usage-based access to multiple AI models through an OpenAI-compatible developer API.
Free AI face rating — 0–100 score from 478 landmarks, on-device, no sign-up
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Free online toolkit with 130+ PDF, image and AI tools: merge, split, compress, convert, edit and e-sign PDFs. No sign-up, no watermarks.
HiTest is an AI QA agent that creates test cases and runs repeatable web app checks in a real browser.
Edit AI-generated HTML slides in your browser—text, images, pages—then export a clean single-file deck. Runs locally.
