Kite, the AI Autocomplete for Python that eliminates repetitive coding tasks, today announced that it has added Linux support.

Kite, which suggests code snippets for developers in real time, today added support for 11 more programming languages, bringing its total to 13. In addition to Python and JavaScript, Kite’s AI ...

As Google enters AI coding autocomplete race, Kite for Python language gets smarter Developers who build machine-learning applications are themselves getting coding suggestions generated by AI.

Beyond Python and JavaScript, Kite's tool now supports 13 languages and three more are due in weeks.

Kite and its AI-powered developer environment now offer a Pro plan for $19.90 per month. There's also a new Python engine and JavaScript support.

Kite, which provides a code completion tool powered by artificial intelligence (AI), has expanded the number of programming languages that it supports in IDEs and code editors like Visual Studio Code.

Kite is currently limited to programming in Python and terminal commands but more languages will be supported in coming months.