We know you have tried at least once to build an AI agent to automate coding tasks. We also know your AI agent didn’t work; even if it did, it gave up when the code base became large. This doesn’t mean your AI agent is terrible; the problem is, more often than not, your tools.
From our experience of building software engineering tools and integrations for agents, we’ve found that apart from capable LLMs, tools play a significant role in deciding the usefulness of an agent. Then we thought, why not build a comprehensive IDE for AI agents just as a human developer?
This is how we came to build SWE-kit, a headless IDE for AI agents with AI-native tools. Coding agents will have separate isolated IDE with all the code intelligence features via Language Server Protocols (LSP), such as code completions and development containers for secure code execution.
To showcase the capabilities of the tools and agents, we tested the agent on the SWE bench, one of the most reputed benchmarks for testing the performance of AI coding agents. It has 2,294 issues from Django, Scikit-learn, Flask, etc.
The benchmark has two tracks: Verified and Lite.
We tested our SWE agent on both tracks. The agent Scored 48.60% and 41% on Verified and Lite, respectively.
Read our full report on it here.
As developers, we know that flexibility and freedom are top priorities. That’s why we designed SWE-Kit with these principles, ensuring it adapts to your unique workflow and preferences.
It is compatible with all the major agentic frameworks, such as LangGraph, CrewAI, Autogen, LlamaIndex, etc.
Use CodeAnalysis, File management, and Git tools to work with large codebases seamlessly.
To help you get started quickly, we’ve created several example agents: