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JetBrains Air: Building a System of Products for Agentic Software Development - The JetBrains Blog

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Kirill Skrygan Read this post in other languages: Español, Français, 日本語, Português
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Summary

JetBrains has introduced JetBrains Air, an open system of products intended to support agentic software development across individual developers, teams, and organizations while preserving oversight and accountability. The offering combines agentic capabilities in JetBrains IDEs, Air Teams for coordinating workflows involving people and autonomous agents, and Air Governance, formerly JetBrains Central, for policy enforcement, auditing, cost management, and visibility. JetBrains positions the platform as multi-vendor, using the Agent Client Protocol and ACP Registry to let developers use various compatible agents, models, and services without sacrificing organizational context or controls. The company argues that as AI makes code easier to generate, the central challenge shifts toward reviewing, verifying, coordinating, and taking responsibility for changes, particularly code that appears plausible but contains subtle flaws. Drawing on its code intelligence tools, JetBrains plans to provide agents with deterministic knowledge of codebases and extend Air into remote and mobile workflows, automated repository- and process-triggered tasks, richer organizational context, and cross-service governance.

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