Which IDEs and hosts does Cosine support?

Cosine integrates with GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, VS Code, JetBrains, and CLI — fitting seamlessly into your existing engineering workflow.

Cosine integrates with the tools your team already uses — from Git platforms like GitHub and GitLab to collaboration environments like Slack and task managers like Jira. It’s designed to fit naturally into your workflow, not replace it.

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Supported source hosts

Cosine works natively with the world’s most common repository hosts:

• GitHub – Full support for cloud and enterprise instances, including issue import, PR creation, and CI triggers.

• GitLab – Both self-hosted and GitLab.com versions.

• Bitbucket – Available for enterprise customers on request.

You can import any Git-based project, regardless of host. Cosine’s onboarding flow detects your repos automatically once you connect your organization.

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IDEs and local workflows

Cosine isn’t tied to an IDE like Cursor or Windsurf — it’s asynchronous and platform-agnostic. However, it integrates seamlessly with local dev setups:

• VS Code & JetBrains – Optional CLI tools connect your local environment to Cosine’s execution layer so you can test or debug PRs locally.

• Command-line interface (CLI) – Developers can trigger Cosine from their terminal, making it easy to assign or monitor tasks from within any IDE.

• CI/CD pipelines – Compatible with Jenkins, CircleCI, and GitHub Actions for automated validation and testing.

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Collaboration integrations

• Jira, Linear, and Asana for task intake

• Slack and Microsoft Teams for chat-based triggers and updates

This means engineers, PMs, and QA can all interact with Cosine from the tools they already use daily.

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Deployment environments

Cosine runs in whichever environment suits your security and compliance needs:

• Cosine Cloud – Fully managed SaaS platform

• VPC deployment – Private cloud hosting inside your infrastructure

• On-premise – Fully air-gapped installations for regulated industries

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Related pages

• What are Cosine’s core features?

• Where does Cosine run?

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