Google made the Gemini Code Assist free artificial intelligence tool

Google has released a free version of its Coding Artificial Intelligence tool, Gemini Code Assist, providing developers around the world to access advanced coding capabilities. This free tool is apparently stronger than competitors and with the capability of 180,000 codes per month, it overcome other free tools.

Intensive competition in the field of coding artificial intelligence tools

According to Theverge, the Google move a day after the introduction of Claude Code of Anthropic, indicating fierce competition in the market for artificial intelligence development tools. The Gemini Code Assist’s organizational version, introduced in October 2024, was offered at $ 45 a month (or $ 19 per month for annual subscription), but developers can now benefit from the free version.

Designed based on the Gemini 2.0 model, it is capable of producing, completing and deficit code and supports all public programming languages. Developers can use it in environments such as Visual Studio Code, JetBrains, Gate Habio and Android Studio. In gate hall, it examines both public and private tanks and identifies code defects as well as offers suggestions to improve the style of the code and even create a summary of the Pull Requests.

Competitive benefits over other artificial coding tools

Gemini Code Assist compared to competing tools, such as the free version of GitHub Copilot (with 2,000 complete code per month), the free version of Amazon Q Developer (with 50 monthly interactions) and Claude Code (based on the amount of consumption), better action He does. This tool is an ideal option for students, freelancers and startups by providing 180,000 free code per month.

Users have shown different reactions to this change. Some have welcomed Google’s move, calling it a sign of healthy competition in the development of artificial intelligence tools, but others believe that Google can use users’ data to improve its models.

Providing a powerful and free tool by Google is an important step in increasing the accessibility of artificial intelligence development tools for developers and can make a major change in the method of coding and software development.