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    Windsurf (formerly Codeium) is an AI-powered code assistant that helps accelerate time to delivery through context-aware capabilities across the software development life cycle, maximize competitive advantage through technological excellence, and minimize operational risk in AI strategy

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    Windsurf (formerly Codeium) is a powerful AI code assistant that helps accelerate time to delivery of products and services by helping with code generation, debugging, testing, modernization, and more. Its special context awareness capabilities and organizational guidelines help companies maximize their competitive advantage through technological excellence. Through its variety of deployment options, including air-gapped environments, and other enterprise readiness capabilities, Codeium can minimize operational risk in your AI strategy. On average, developers using Windsurf generate 44.6% of their newly committed code with Windsurf (based on actual performance data from Windsurf's 700K+ users).

    Windsurf can immediately accelerate time to delivery for OKRs and end business impact. With code suggestions, IDE-integrated chat, and inline refactoring capabilities, Windsurf has a wide set of functionalities, available on the largest set of IDEs (including Visual Studio Code, JetBrains, Visual Studio, Eclipse, XCode, Jupyter, Vim/Neovim, and more) and supporting the most programming languages (over 70). Windsurf provides detailed analytics dashboards for each organization to track the immediate impact of Windsurf to their software development.

    Windsurf is able to set your technical organization up for scale by establishing standards, reducing tech debt, and accelerating modernization through its context awareness system that can reason over entire (and even multiple) repositories as well as custom organizational guidelines to encode best practices of your particular software development. By providing organizations with context-aware AI, Codeium customers have observed 4x faster onboarding times and happier workforces, allowing them to retain talent and deliver on strategic initiatives faster, better, and bigger than they were able to do before.

    Windsurf does not want its enterprise customers to compromise on their enterprise standards, and helps mitigate operational risk in AI strategy by ensuring security & compliance measures through multiple deployment methods (including self-hosted and airgapped), SOC2 Type 2 compliance, no training on user code or non-permissively licensed code, providing attribution & audit logging, and more. Having scaled private deployments to tens of thousands of developers within Fortune 500 organizations, Windsurf provides white glove service in change management and AI adoption, all while never forcing vendor lock-in to other parts of the customers tech stack.

    Founded by a team of MIT engineers, backed by Kleiner Perkins and General Catalyst (Series C, $243M+ funding), and over 1000 enterprise customers in production (including the largest Fortune 500 companies in each vertical), Windsurf is well prepared to be every companys partner in their AI journey.

    Highlights

    • Windsurf allows you to plug into a wide variety of IDEs across over 70 programming languages, and will be compatible with your existing stack and SCMs
    • Windsurf has highly personalized suggestions, and has features like multi-repo context awareness to give vastly improved suggestions
    • Windsurf can be deployed to an AWS or other self-hosted instance, and even hosted on air-gapped environments.

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    Windsurf
    Access to Windsurf Enterprise
    $70,800.00
    Devin
    Access to Devin AI.
    $1,000,000.00

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    Windsurf
    Price per new user
    $59.00

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    Overview

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    Code Generation Capability
    AI-powered code generation with context-aware suggestions across multiple programming languages
    IDE Integration
    Supports integration with multiple IDEs including Visual Studio Code, JetBrains, Visual Studio, Eclipse, XCode, Jupyter, Vim/Neovim
    Deployment Flexibility
    Supports multiple deployment options including self-hosted, air-gapped, and cloud environments
    Security Compliance
    SOC2 Type 2 compliant with no training on user code and provides attribution and audit logging
    Multi-Repository Context Awareness
    Advanced context awareness system capable of reasoning over entire and multiple repositories with custom organizational guidelines
    Code Context Understanding
    Utilizes code graph and Large Language Models (LLMs) to provide context-aware code analysis and generation
    Multi-Code Host Integration
    Supports code retrieval and interaction across different code hosting platforms and development environments
    AI-Powered Code Assistance
    Enables code explanation, generation, and documentation referencing using advanced language understanding techniques
    Contextual Code Search
    Leverages Sourcegraph search capabilities to fetch precise code references and insights from organizational codebase
    Enterprise Security Model
    Implements zero retention policy, respects code host permissions, and provides industry-standard security practices for code interaction
    AI Model Selection
    Supports multiple AI models from major providers including Anthropic, OpenAI, Mistral, Meta, with flexibility for self-hosted and local model integration
    IDE Integration
    Native extensions available for VS Code and IntelliJ IDEs with comprehensive code assistance capabilities
    AI Agent Architecture
    Multi-agent platform with specialized agents for tasks like technical documentation, code analysis, repository exploration, and custom prompt handling
    Code Interaction Capabilities
    Supports advanced code operations including auto-complete, code explanation, unit testing, refactoring, problem detection, and pull request auto-completion
    Development Workflow Extensibility
    Integrates across communication platforms like Discord, Slack, MS Teams, and provides browser extension with knowledge graph mapping repository interactions

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    Enhancing productivity with advanced code generation and low-cost accessibility

    Reviewed on Aug 08, 2025
    Review provided by PeerSpot

    What is our primary use case?

    I have been using Windsurf  for quite a long time, approximately four to five months. In my prior company, Windsurf  was used, and in my new company, we also implemented Windsurf. For my personal use, I was using Windsurf Personal. I have been a thorough user for three to four months completely.

    For example, if you have any software development project or any product requirement for which you need to build a SaaS solution, app, or back-end services, and you need to generate the code and ship it off quickly, you can use the Windsurf agent and IDE  to provide commands using natural language, in English, just as humans speak, to its own agent. It would generate, go through your existing codebase, make recommendations, modify the existing codebase, and enhance productivity.

    What is most valuable?

    Windsurf is used in a company-wide practice as a code editor or IDE . It functions as a productivity tool. If I am working on a project and need to build or ship out certain features super fast, I would use the AI agent in Windsurf to generate the code, make minor modifications or adjustments on it, iterate over it, and then quickly ship it off. That is how Windsurf makes the most value addition to the team.

    Even if the team size is small, using a tool such as Windsurf gives you a productivity boost. It comes with the free model, which they call SWE-LITE, SWE-1. These models are free, which is a big advantage for smaller teams. You do not have to spend money on different models or provide API key accesses. It comes out of the shelf with the editor.

    There are two angles where Windsurf is actually better than Cursor  or other competitive tools. Firstly, its understanding of the codebase is much better. If you have an existing codebase and are using the Windsurf IDE to run its AI agents to go through the codebase, it can identify design patterns and exactly what it is trying to do. Secondly, the price point is a significant advantage as Windsurf is way cheaper and does not force you to use any LLM providers, such as OpenAI or Anthropic.

    It is very effective. If I am opening a file and have scripts already written, when I move my mouse pointer or push a tab on the keyboard, it automatically suggests almost 10 lines of code ahead. It reads through and tries to predict the next steps I need to take. Apart from the basic data setter, it predicts additional functions that may be needed, providing boilerplate code already.

    We mostly use Python. In the earlier organization, we used Python and Go, along with some shell scripts and YML configuration files. These are quite accurate and great. I would give it nine out of 10 for that.

    What needs improvement?

    What they can do further and venture into next is to provide a CLI environment, similar to the command-line interface environment that Cursor  offers. It allows for running a cursor agent from the command line to make changes, review pull requests, or access certain other capabilities. These capabilities are currently not in Windsurf. Windsurf focuses on the productivity and the ID/editor part.

    I would rather look for the inclusion of pull request reviews or a kind of a TRD or technical requirement general documentation generation, or system diagram generation directly from the codebase in Windsurf itself. These should be the next obvious features they launch for developers.

    In our team, there are certain people who use Windsurf regularly and appreciate using it. However, it is not a collaborative tool where someone is going to use the same tool and interact in the same IDE. Everyone does their local development, pushes it to different Git  branches, someone reviews the PR, and then merges the branch. It is very localized in that sense.

    For how long have I used the solution?

    I have been using Windsurf for quite a long time, approximately four to five months.

    What was my experience with deployment of the solution?

    I did not have to deal with any deployment issues. It is so good that it is DIY (do it yourself). You can directly go ahead and use an editor. You do not need much technical support for it.

    What do I think about the stability of the solution?

    It is quite reliable. I would rate it eight out of 10. It is highly reliable.

    How are customer service and support?

    We are satisfied with the service. We do not need additional help.

    How would you rate customer service and support?

    Positive

    How was the initial setup?

    When it comes to setup, it is very simple. It is just an editor. You visit the website, create your subscription, and download the ID or editor based on your system. For Mac, it is a DMG file, and for Windows, it is an EXE installer file. You click on it, and it gets installed on your system. It is that simple and not complicated.

    What's my experience with pricing, setup cost, and licensing?

    I would rate it two out of 10 for cost. It is very cheap compared to other tools in the market because 80% of the time, we are happy with their free model capabilities. Only 20% of the time do we go for a more in-depth or meticulous analysis. During this time, we use the Anthropic Claude  model or OpenAI GPT-4 to dig deeper. That accounts for only 20% of the time, meaning it is only 20% of the cost, leading to a non-significant bill per month. Thus, it is much cheaper.

    Which other solutions did I evaluate?

    Cursor was a competitor to Windsurf. They have similar capabilities, such as code completion and script generation. The main differing point is the price. Cursor has higher pricing and does not provide any model itself. It would automatically choose a model based on the LLM providers you have access to, leading to a higher price point. Cursor's capabilities are otherwise comparable to Windsurf. For instance, there was a scenario about the OpenAI SDK package. While Windsurf provided the latest stable version, Cursor was a month behind and has only recently updated. It is a competitive landscape where both tools are comparable and try to outdo each other.

    What other advice do I have?

    It is quite good and much better than alternatives. In our team, there are certain people who use Windsurf regularly and they appreciate using it. However, it is not a collaboration tool where someone is going to use the same tool and virtually interact in the same IDE. Everyone does their local development and pushes it to different Git  branches, then someone does the PR review and merges the branch. It is very localized in that sense. Overall rating: 8/10.

    Which deployment model are you using for this solution?

    On-premises

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