Void

Void is an open source AI code editor built as a fork of VS Code. Because of that lineage, users can transfer their themes, keybindings and settings across in one click. It adds the AI features developers expect from an editor of this type: Tab for autocomplete, Quick Edit for changing a selection inline, and a chat panel with an Agent Mode, a Gather Mode and ordinary chat. A central claim is that Void does not route messages through a private backend, unlike some competing editors, and instead connects directly to the model provider the user chooses. It can work with any language model, including local and private models served through tools such as Ollama or vLLM, and open models like DeepSeek, Gemma, Llama, Qwen and Mistral families alongside hosted providers. This lets developers retain control over their data and pick the model that suits each task. The editor is built by Glass Devtools, Inc., which earlier made an early vibe coding tool called Glass.js. A beta build can be downloaded for Mac, with Intel and ARM options, for Windows and for Linux, and the source is available on GitHub. The listed company site at useglass.ai is a brief page about the company, and the product itself lives at voideditor.com. The vendor does not publish paid plan prices.