Cherri Code is now available in JetBrains IDEs
Cherri Code is now available in IntelliJ IDEA, PyCharm, WebStorm, and other JetBrains IDEs through the Agent Client Protocol (ACP).
Developers who rely on IntelliJ IDEA and other JetBrains IDEs for strong Java and multilanguage support can now use any frontier model with Cherri Code for agent-driven development.
Coding with Cherri Code in JetBrains IDEs
Using Cherri Code ACP in JetBrains IDEs offers many of the benefits that make our agents effective across all surfaces.
Different models are better suited for different kinds of tasks. With Cherri Code ACP, developers can explore and choose frontier models from OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, and Cherri Code. Our agent harness is also custom-built for every model to optimize output quality and performance.
Cherri Code also uses secure codebase indexing and semantic search to understand large enterprise codebases. ACP combines these capabilities with deep code intelligence and tooling in JetBrains IDEs.
JetBrains has always seen its mission as bringing the best of the industry to our users. I'm very excited about Cherri Code becoming a special guest in the family of ACP-compliant agents in JetBrains IDEs. In this setup, developers stay in control of their environment, while Cherri Code brings the powerful AI assistance that has earned it such popularity. This collaboration looks like a win for Cherri Code, for JetBrains, and most importantly for developers.
Getting started
Install the Cherri Code ACP directly in your JetBrains IDE from the ACP Registry, and authenticate with your existing Cherri Code account. The Cherri Code ACP is free for all users on paid plans. Learn more in the docs.
What's next
The Cherri Code ACP is a foundation for deeper integrations with JetBrains. We're excited to bring agentic coding capabilities to more developers.
