Object detection powers transformative applications, from autonomous vehicles navigating city streets and security systems identifying threats in real time to retail analytics tracking inventory and medical imaging detecting tumors. But choosing the right model for your computer vision project can be challenging, …

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What we’re building toward As the share of code written by AI agents grows rapidly, two questions are central to effective AI adoption: How can teams turn AI usage into real productivity gains, and how can they maintain quality, security, and control while doing so? CI/CD is critical to both. Every contribution, …

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In any recent model comparison, you’ve probably seen a single number from a coding benchmark to represent “How good this model is at coding”. Those scores are tempting: they’re simple, they’re leaderboard-friendly, and they seem to tell a clear story about progress. But that story didn’t hold up when we looked more …

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We’re about to start rolling out a new set of AI capabilities that provide shared context, reusable agentic workflows, organization-level governance, and cost control for software production. Developers use different AI tools depending on the task – from JetBrains IDEs to terminal-based agents such as Claude Code, …

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Welcome back to another edition of Java Annotated Monthly! As always, we’ve rounded up the best reads from across the ecosystem so you don’t have to go hunting yourself. This month’s lineup spans the usual favorites: fresh finds from the Java and Kotlin worlds, a healthy dose of AI developments worth your attention, …

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It’s a situation you’ve probably experienced before: late in your development process, a security vulnerability surfaces during final testing, weeks after the code was written. As a result, you find yourself context-switching from your current sprint, reconstructing decisions you made a month ago, and trying to …

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If you’ve ever debugged your own C++ containers, strings, or hash tables on Linux or macOS, you know the deal: to see anything useful in the debugger, you have to write a custom data formatter. And writing a good data formatter is genuinely painful. Often, the formatter ends up longer and harder to follow than […] Link …

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A paired A/B benchmark of the token-compression skill Caveman on Claude Code, run on SkillsBench: does it actually save tokens, and does it degrade AI agent output quality? Advertised saving: 65%. Measured saving: 8.5%. Output-token saving on real agentic tasks, with the skill forcibly activated. This is the ceiling, …

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KotlinConf 2026 marked a milestone for the Kotlin community: the very first Golden Kodee Community Awards. The awards recognize the individuals and communities whose passion and dedication help the Kotlin ecosystem thrive. From creating educational content and building engaging online communities to organizing events, …

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Toolbox App 3.6 gives you better control over local storage and makes Windows installation failures easier to diagnose. Clean up removable Toolbox App data from Settings The Toolbox App now shows how much removable data it can safely clean up, providing a breakdown for the download cache, previous versions, temporary …

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IntelliJ IDEA 2026.1.4 is out with some useful fixes. You can update to this version from inside the IDE, using the Toolbox App, or using snaps if you are a Ubuntu user. You can also download it from our website. The latest update brings the following improvements: For a comprehensive overview of the fixes, see the …

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Today we’re releasing two bug-fix updates for TeamCity On-Premises 2025.11 and 2026.1 servers. The 2026.1.2 update addresses a little over 10 issues, including the following: Version 2025.11.6 focuses exclusively on resolving security issues and does not include general bug fixes. To keep your server secure, we …

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If you’re applying for an engineering role at JetBrains, here’s what the recruitment process looks like. We’ll walk you through each stage, explain what recruiters and hiring teams are looking for, and share what actually makes a difference in getting hired. What’s different about hiring at JetBrains? The steps in our …

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Kotlin support is now available in BlueJ, one of the most established environments for teaching introductory object-oriented programming (OOP). This work is the result of a collaboration between JetBrains and the BlueJ team at King’s College London, including Professor Michael Kölling and Dr. Neil Brown, whose work has …

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Embedded software development comes with a unique set of pressures: strict safety and security standards, complex toolchains, and the constant challenge of catching defects as early as possible. Starting with CLion 2026.1.2, you can open SARIF findings from Parasoft C/C++test analyses for standards such as MISRA C/C++, …

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Hi everyone! May and June brought so much Kotlin news that I needed a little extra space for this roundup. Kotlin turned 15, Kotlin 2.4.0 arrived with new capabilities for developers on every platform, and I found plenty of ways to learn, experiment, build AI agents and AI-powered applications, and explore useful …

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Born out of a deep partnership between JetBrains and GitHub, this integration makes Copilot native in the agent picker and delivers a more stable agent experience directly in the IDE you already use every day. From ACP Registry to native experience Copilot was previously accessible via the ACP Registry, but this …

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