AI pair programming in your terminal
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Not determined: Public API, Public API reference, Official SDKs / client libraries, Documented integrations, Self-hosting possible.
Not determined: Admin / role management, SSO available, Customer data export, Commercial plan exists.
Not determined: No card required to start, Cancellation / refund policy, Browser app, Mobile app, Desktop app.
Not determined: Privacy policy, Terms of service, Published contact channel, Status page.
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Aider is a command-line AI coding assistant that provides pair programming capabilities directly in the terminal. Unlike IDE-based tools, Aider works with any text editor and integrates seamlessly with existing development workflows. The tool can read and modify multiple files in a project, understanding the relationships between different parts of the codebase. Aider supports various AI models and can perform tasks like adding features, fixing bugs, and refactoring code across multiple files simultaneously. It's particularly popular among developers who prefer terminal-based workflows and want AI assistance without changing their existing development environment.
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2026-09-08
High confidence based on currently stored pricing metadata.
Aider is listed as a Programming tool on AimostAll.
License model: Free. Pricing label: $0 (Open Source).
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AI pair programming in your terminal.
Aider is listed on AimostAll as free with a pricing label of $0 (Open Source).
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