Parallel agents in isolated Git worktrees inside JetBrains is the part that stands out. Keeping each agent's diff, tests, and debug run in one IDE should make review less messy while leaving the main checkout alone. I'd want those conversations and run states clearly separated.

Kilo Code for JetBrains
Kilo Code is a native JetBrains plugin that transforms JetBrains IDEs into multi-agent AI coding environments. It enables running parallel autonomous coding agents in isolated git worktrees, supports debugging and testing changes within the IDE, integrates with standard development workflows including code review and pull requests, and offers flexible model selection from over 600 hosted and local AI models. The plugin supports various JetBrains IDEs and remote development workflows, aiming to enhance productivity by coordinating multiple AI coding agents seamlessly within the JetBrains experience.
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I've been working with agents since before they were useful, but this is my first time looking into Kilo Code. Overall my experience is positive, I really like what you guys are up to. Here's what I like: - The step chart and token use visualization at the top is cool. As a visual person, I'd like us to start introducing more charts, visualizations, and graphs into the agentic coding process. - The enhance prompt feature is a nice touch, I haven't noticed that anywhere else - The built in diff viewer is great, it replaces gitlens for me, and the fact that you can comment on the diffs and add them to the working context makes it even better Here's what I love: - The worktrees implementation is chef's kiss - Running parallel LLMs on the same problem. I have this exact implementation in one of my personal tools and I love it. When it comes to coding the cost might be prohibitive though, but I love the idea of having something like this available. What I don't like: - The auth flow with Linux+Cursor+Brave was rough around the edges, I went through the same motion 5x before realizing I'm actually logged in, but the sign in panel didn't disappear. Anyway, maybe something for you guys to look into. Overall solid work Kilo Code team, I'm impressed and curious to see how the project develops.
undrash · Review on Product Hunt
What stood out to me is the developer experience — it feels fast to get value without a bunch of setup friction. Clear, focused UX that stays out of the way while coding Helpful suggestions for refactors and “what’s the next step” moments Customization is there when you need it, but the defaults are sensible Output quality is consistently usable (less time fighting the assistant) Overall, it’s the kind of tool you can keep open all day and trust as a teammate.
hijacey · Review on Product Hunt
As a complete beginner in coding—but with a lifelong passion for programming—Kilo Code has been a game-changer for me. Working as an accountant, I used it to build two practical tools: one for expense management and another for warehouse tracking, both tailored to my company’s needs. My manager was so impressed that I received a formal recognition and bonus! Thank you, Kilo Code, for empowering non-developers like me to create real, impactful software. I’m your biggest supporter—keep up the amazing work!
hadi_aljurdi · Review on Product Hunt