JetBrains unveils JetBrains Air for agentic software development

JetBrains announced JetBrains Air on September 22, an open system of products for managing AI-powered software development workflows across developers, teams, and organizations. JetBrains CEO Kirill Skrygan said the company, which has focused primarily on the individual developer workbench for 26 years, is now building for the wider system through which agentic work is initiated, executed, coordinated, reviewed, and governed. The suite will roll out through a series of releases, extending over time into mobile and remote experiences and adding richer context from code, architecture, repositories, runtime behavior, and organizational knowledge.

JetBrains on September 22 announced JetBrains Air https://blog.jetbrains.com/blog/2026/09/22/introducing-jetbrains-air/ , an open system of products for managing AI-powered software development workflows across developers, teams, and organizations. JetBrains Air includes products that are available today and others that will be introduced as the system develops, JetBrains said. “For 26 years, we have focused primarily on the individual developer workbench. Now, we are building for the wider system through which agentic work is initiated, executed, coordinated, reviewed, and governed,” JetBrains CEO Kirill Skrygan said in a blog post announcing the initiative. Skrygan said the product suite would include: JetBrains Air will develop through a rolling series of releases. Over time, the product suite will extend further into mobile and remote experiences, allowing developers to initiate, monitor, review, and continue agentic work as it moves between environments, Skrygan said. The company will also bring JetBrains’ intelligence into more agentic workflows, he said, including richer context from code, architecture, repositories, runtime behavior, and organizational knowledge, and better ways to route work between developers, models, agents, and services.