Blue is a Windows AI coding workspace with a VS Code coding extension. Understand code, build projects and debug. In Blue Desktop, use Team mode to coordinate AI agents on coding, research and browser tasks.
Built around your workflow
Your project, conversation and tools, together. Follow the work as it happens—from the first question to the final change.
Blue Desktop is now available for Windows. Explore an interactive demo of the interface below.
Blue/ TeamHelp me get this startup moving.
I’ll break the goal into focused work, coordinate the team, and keep the project organized as it moves forward.
Blue’s Team workspace. See the conversation, specialist activity and the work Blue coordinates in one desktop view.
Illustrative Team workspace with example activity. No AI calls, credits, files or account connections.For students, developers and founders. Understand your code, develop your ideas, and learn through hands-on project work.
Explore a project's architecture, trace unfamiliar code, and ask for explanations while you work. Go beyond a copied answer to understand the change.
A clearer starting point for coursework, personal apps and product code.Ask Blue to plan a change, edit project files, and run relevant checks. When a task benefits from parallel work, eligible paid users can enable multiple agents.
Work in your project, not in an isolated prompt box.Review requested permissions and follow the changes in your project. Available task checkpoints let you review and restore supported file changes.
Check AI-generated code and results before you use or publish them.Bring supported GitHub, Canva, and Vercel connections into your workflow. Keep your account permissions and provider limits in view.
Connections require sign-in and depend on third-party availability.Different projects call for different tools. Choose from supported model routes in Blue, with options for both experimentation and demanding work.
An option for reasoning, code, and everyday project work.
An option for detailed explanations and complex changes.
An option for multimodal questions and development tasks.
An option for cost-conscious experimentation and coding.
Another perspective for reasoning and implementation.
Model availability, capabilities, pricing, and rate limits vary by provider and plan. Blue is not affiliated with these model providers.
Compare plansWatch a recorded example of Blue turning an idea into a portfolio website. Files, code, and a project taking shape—not just another chat response.
BLUE / RECORDED DEMONSTRATION
From a portfolio idea to a working project.
Recorded interface. Results and completion time depend on the task and model.
Real feedback from developers on the Visual Studio Marketplace.
8 public Marketplace reviews
Checked September 29, 2026. Longer reviews are shown as excerpts.
“Blue AI Coding Assistant is a very helpful and easy-to-use tool for coding.”
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1 / 8 — Shivani Patil
“Blue AI Coding Assistant is a very helpful and easy-to-use tool for coding.”
“Blue AI Coding Assistant is a very helpful and easy-to-use tool. It makes coding, debugging, and understanding programs much easier.”
“It provides helpful suggestions, saves time, and makes coding easier and more efficient.”
“It is very useful and integrates perfectly into my daily workflow.”
“I am a student, and i have to say.. this coding agent is worth using.”
“Best in the era where coding agents are not affordable. its affordable, powerful and easy to use.”
“A very nice and affordable alternative to all the AI agents out there. Very nice product for students and startup developers.”
“In the era of claude and codex, i prefer blue. It is cheap and very powerful. Worth using.”
A clearer starting point
The essentials: how to start, how costs work, and how to keep your project in your hands.
Blue by Imergene is an AI coding workspace for Windows, with a coding assistant extension for VS Code. Students, developers and founders can use it to understand code, build projects and debug. Blue Desktop also includes Team mode for coordinating AI agents on coding, research and browser tasks. Read about Blue by Imergene.
A coding agent can work through a task using project files and development tools, rather than only suggesting the next line of code. In Blue, ask for a bounded change, follow its tool activity, and inspect the changed files and check results. Permissions, your selected model and local tools determine what can run; completion is not guaranteed. Explore Blue's AI coding agent and example tasks.
Blue Teams provides access to Team mode in Blue Desktop for Windows. Give Blue a goal, assign specialist roles and follow each agent's work in its own conversation. Agents can coordinate project work and hand off tasks, within your active plan's team and agent limits. The VS Code extension is for coding assistance; it does not include Desktop Team mode. See Blue Teams plans and the Team mode preview.
No. Team agents run through Blue on your computer, not as always-on cloud workers. Keep Blue open, your computer on and awake, and an internet connection available for model requests and online tasks. Closing Blue, sleep or a restart can interrupt work. Automatic execution still depends on your plan, selected engine, permissions and available services.
When a task and the selected engine support it, Desktop agents can use Blue's built-in browser for research and work on websites you authorize. You remain responsible for signing in, completing verification and approving actions when required. Site permissions, account limits and connection failures can prevent completion; a Teams plan does not bypass them or guarantee a task's outcome.
Ask Blue to explain unfamiliar code, plan a feature, inspect a project, or help debug a problem. Review its changes and ask why they work. Follow your course's AI policy for assessed work. Our student guide includes a practical task for evaluating an assistant.
Download Blue Desktop for Windows through Microsoft, or install Blue Coding Assistant in VS Code. If the VS Code command-line tool is available, use this command:
Then sign in, choose a model provider, and open your project folder. See the setup documentation.
Blue Lite is a free entry plan. With OpenRouter BYOK, model usage is billed by your provider to your own key, where applicable. Free models can still have rate limits. Blue Pro uses Blue Credits for selected premium models; free app access does not mean unlimited free premium inference.
Blue costs ₹149 for 30 days, ₹399 for 90 days, or ₹1,299 for 365 days. These are prepaid access periods with no auto-renewal. Team mode requires a separate active Blue Teams plan. Model usage depends on your selected engine and connection; a Teams plan does not include unlimited AI requests. Compare eligible features and Blue Pro credits on the pricing page.
No. The Blue subscription pays for app features and does not require Blue Credits when using your own model-provider key. With BYOK, any model usage charges come from your provider, not your Blue Credits balance. Blue Credits pay for model usage through Blue Pro. A code edit, local test, or deployment is not a separately priced Blue Credit action; AI model calls during that work can incur usage costs through your selected connection. See the separate access and model-usage options.
With a project folder, Blue can run relevant commands and checks using your local tools, subject to permissions and availability. Read the actual results and review changed files. AI-generated code can be wrong; a failed or uncompleted check is not a passing test, and no assistant guarantees correctness or security.
From coursework and personal projects to your next product. Bring your curiosity, your code, and something you want to build.
Use Blue Desktop on Windows or bring Blue into VS Code.
Install from your terminal
code --install-extension om-mali.blue-coding-assistant