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Review agent changes in JetBrains Air

Use Air with an existing coding agent and review a small task before expanding access.

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JetBrains Air works with Claude Agent, Codex, Junie, Copilot and OpenCode, plus agents connected through ACP. It brings agent work into a shared interface. [1]

Connect one agent first

Start from JetBrains' official Air page and follow the setup for your operating system. Connect an agent account you already use. Check the selected provider and billing arrangement before starting a task; access to an interface does not imply free model usage.

Open a small repository and ask for a change with a clear result. Avoid starting several agents on overlapping edits until you have seen how their work is separated.

Read the resulting changes

Air's product page describes reviewing diffs and directing agents through feedback. [1] Use that review to check the actual files, not just the agent's completion message.

Run the project's checks and inspect the result in its normal environment. If you use remote execution, verify which repository, credentials and runtime the task received before comparing it with a local run.

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Sources

  1. JetBrains Airjetbrains.com

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