CodeWhisperer
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What is CodeWhisperer?
Amazon Q Developer is a generative AI assistant for software development, helping users build, operate, and transform software. It brings coding support and AWS-focused development assistance into one experience for individual developers and teams working on everyday engineering tasks.
It can be used in supported IDEs, the command line, the AWS Management Console, and selected collaboration tools, with inline suggestions, chat, and agentic task execution. Its documented scope spans coding, testing, reviews, refactoring, software upgrades, and development work involving AWS resources, data, and AI/ML applications.
Key features of CodeWhisperer
Real-time code suggestions
Amazon Q Developer uses comments and existing code to generate suggestions ranging from snippets to complete functions in real time. It also supports inline chat in the code editor, so developers can add context in natural language while working through an implementation.
Agentic coding tasks
The agentic coding experience can handle multi-step work such as implementing features, writing unit tests, generating documentation, reviewing code, and refactoring. It can read and write files, produce code diffs, and run shell commands while incorporating developer feedback and providing progress updates.
Reliability and security scanning
The product supports writing unit tests, optimizing code, and scanning for vulnerabilities, then provides remediation suggestions based on the findings. This is useful for checking code quality and security concerns during development and connecting detection with follow-up fixes.
Development help across tools
Amazon Q Developer offers code suggestions, vulnerability scanning, and chat in IDEs including JetBrains, IntelliJ IDEA, Visual Studio, VS Code, and Eclipse preview. It also provides CLI completion and AI chat in a terminal and is available across environments such as the AWS Management Console, Microsoft Teams, Slack, and GitHub for users who work across connected tools.