# Supported IDEs

SonarQube for VS Code integrates with multiple IDEs built on the VS Code architecture and is designed to be easily installed and fully functional within these environments. This broad compatibility ensures that you can leverage SonarQube's code analysis tools while using your favorite IDE.

Below is a list of pages for the most popular AI-enabled IDEs. Each contains documentation about specific features and instructions for setup. See the **Getting started** > **Supported IDEs** page for instructions about [Supported IDEs](/sonarqube-for-vs-code/getting-started/ides.md#installing-a-compatible-ide).

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[Cursor](/sonarqube-for-vs-code/ai-capabilities/ides/cursor.md)
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[Kiro](/sonarqube-for-vs-code/ai-capabilities/ides/kiro.md)
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[Windsurf](/sonarqube-for-vs-code/ai-capabilities/ides/windsurf.md)
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