Software teams are rapidly shifting from simple AI assistants to autonomous coding agents
Without the right infrastructure, this transition often results in fragmented workflows, unmanaged spending, governance gaps, and code that lacks deep project context.
To address these challenges, JetBrains, the creator of intelligent software development tools trusted by over 15mnusers, recently announced the official MENA launch of its open agent system.
JetBrains is bringing JetBrains Air, Junie CLI, and JetBrains Central to the region’s tech hubs to help organizations move beyond AI hype and achieve real adoption at scale.
JetBrains Air: The dedicated environment for parallel AI work
JetBrains Air is the Agentic Development Environment (ADE), designed to improve developer and team productivity through structured agentic workflows, collaboration, and task automation.
Multi-agent orchestration: Developers can delegate tasks to different agents in the same tool – such as Claude Agent, Codex, Gemini CLI, and Junie CLI – running them concurrently within a single, unified workspace.
Isolated execution: To ensure safety, agents run in isolated Docker containers and Git worktrees. Air optimizes how developers guide and review agent output, keeping reviews grounded in the full codebase context.
Open and agent-agnostic: Built on the open Agent Client Protocol (ACP), Air provides the infrastructure for developers and teams to integrate their preferred agents.
Workflow coherence: Air moves agentic work out of isolated chat tools and into a purpose-built, agent-native remote infrastructure.
Junie CLI: The high-integrity, LLM-agnostic coding agent
Junie CLI is a standalone autonomous agent that delivers JetBrains’ signature “deep project understanding” beyond the IDE into terminals and automation workflows.
JetBrains Central: The organisational-grade control plane
JetBrains Central (part of the JetBrains Cloud Platform) enables AI adoption at the organizational level by solving ‘AI era’ problems of fragmented governance and unclear ROI.
