Eliminate Redeploys from Agentic Workflows
AI-native IDEs and coding agents can generate, refactor, and test Java code faster than ever—but every build, restart, and redeploy still interrupts momentum and adds cost.
JRebel removes those delays by loading code changes directly into the running application as part of agentic workflows, so agents can keep iterating without losing application state.
JRebel plugins integrate with all popular IDEs, including IntelliJ, Cursor, NetBeans, and VS Code. Want to see for yourself? Try a 14-day trial of JRebel.
JRebel Skills File
With the JRebel skills file, your agent can download and configure JRebel, cutting down on implementation time so you can focus on the work that really matters.
When your agent writes and compiles code, JRebel will load the change into the running app without any restart, significantly speeding up the process of working on Java with an AI agent.
Compound Your Time Savings
Keep agents focused on meaningful work instead of repeatedly waiting for builds and redeploys. Faster feedback loops help reduce wasted prompts, retries, and context spent on avoidable development delays.
Improve Token Efficiency
When AI accelerates code creation, every redeploy delay becomes more expensive. JRebel helps teams preserve the gains from AI-assisted development by eliminating restart cycles across every iteration.
Works Wherever You Code
JRebel provides a polished, user-friendly experience for all popular Java IDEs, including Cursor, IntelliJ IDEA, Eclipse, and Visual Studio Code, helping teams stay productive across every development environment.
JRebel for AI-Native IDEs FAQ
JRebel for AI-Native IDEs FAQ
How does JRebel work with AI-native IDEs?
JRebel runs alongside your AI-native IDE or coding agent. Instead of forcing a full application restart, JRebel reloads supported changes into the running application so developers and agents can continue testing and refining code without breaking flow.
Which AI-native IDEs support JRebel?
JRebel supports popular Java development environments, including IntelliJ IDEA, Eclipse, NetBeans, Visual Studio Code, and VS Code-based AI-native IDEs and forks such as Cursor, Windsurf, Kiro, and Antigravity.
Can I use JRebel with Cursor?
Yes. Cursor is built on a VS Code fork, and JRebel can be used with Cursor to eliminate Java redeploys while you work with AI agents.
Does JRebel work with VS Code forks?
Yes. JRebel supports Visual Studio Code and related forks, including AI-native IDEs built on the VS Code ecosystem.
Can I use JRebel with AI coding assistants?
Yes. JRebel complements AI coding assistants by removing the restart gap between generated code and runtime feedback. Whether an assistant writes a method, updates a service, or refactors application logic, JRebel helps apply those changes faster so developers can validate results sooner.
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