TRAE Desktop
trae.aiA desktop IDE with a source-first editor and a separate AI-led task workflow.
A desktop IDE with a source-first editor and a separate AI-led task workflow.
Multi-entity accounting on the Microsoft Power Platform
A browser IDE for running short code samples or building supported multi-file projects across many languages.
Keep related print plates in one project and slice them with explicit setting precedence
Multi-step forms with partial answers, variants and controlled data delivery
A self-hostable database engine for relational, document, graph, vector, and time-series data.
A cloud knowledge base for public and private documentation, multi-language content, and team roles.
A KDE editor for multi-file coding with split views, project navigation, search, and plugins.
Build multi-view product previews with customization rules and live pricing.
Open source platform for building multi-task AI agents without code
Run manual and automated mobile-app tests against selected cloud or team-managed devices.
Generate a new project from a reusable template repository and its configuration prompts.
Build native programs with Rust and manage their packages and builds through Cargo.
Promote application configuration through GitOps stages so a GitOps agent can deploy each stage.
Search source trees recursively for regular expressions while respecting ignore rules by default.
Jump to frequently used directories from the terminal with a smarter `cd` command.
Query and update YAML, JSON, XML, and other structured data from the command line.
Automate dependency and lockfile updates through reviewable pull requests across many repository platforms.
Compare source files by syntax structure rather than relying only on line-oriented diffs.
Recruit customers, run studies and share session-linked findings
Build and run JavaScript or TypeScript web applications on a managed serverless platform.
Collect Windows machine and service measurements through configurable Prometheus collectors.
Run Python programs and isolate project packages with the official CPython interpreter.