New Tabnine agents allow the AI programming assistant to generate code from requirements in Jira issues and validate human- or AI-generated code for those requirements. Credit: Zamrznuti tonovi / Shutterstock AI coding assistant Tabnine has added two AI agents that integrate with the Atlassian Jira project management platform, one for generating code from requirements outlined in Jira issues and one for validating code for those requirements. Unveiled September 24, the two agents include the Jira Implementation Agent and the Jira Validation Agent. With one click, developers can implement a Jira issue, whether a story, bug, task, or subtask, and the implementation will generate code from requirements in that issue, Tabnine said. Afterward, developers can use the validation agent to ensure that selected code, whether human- or AI-generated, meets the specifications of an issue in Jira. Tabnine offers instant feedback and code suggestions if adjustments are necessary. The two agents support what Tabnine described as its AI programming assistant’s ability to automate the creation of as much as 50% of code and artifacts for developers. Privacy and protection from legal risk are offered by the company, with Tabnine AI agents respecting the company’s zero data retention policy for information exposed through Jira. Instructions on getting started with Tabnine can be found at tabnine.com. A demo of the two agents can be found on YouTube. According to Tabnine, the capabilities of the new Jira agents include: One-click code generation, generating code for Jira issue requirements using the Jira Implementation Agent. AI-driven code validation using the Jira Validation Agent. Implement parent issues like entire Jira stories, bugs, and tasks directly through both agents. Contextual AI code suggestions also are offered through both agents. Enterprise-ready configuration, with admin-controlled deployment, also leverages both agents. Related content news Go language evolving for future hardware, AI workloads The Go team is working to adapt Go to large multicore systems, the latest hardware instructions, and the needs of developers of large-scale AI systems. By Paul Krill Nov 15, 2024 3 mins Google Go Generative AI Programming Languages news Visual Studio 17.12 brings C++, Copilot enhancements Debugging and productivity improvements also feature in the latest release of Microsoft’s signature IDE, built for .NET 9. By Paul Krill Nov 13, 2024 3 mins Visual Studio Integrated Development Environments Microsoft .NET news Microsoft’s .NET 9 arrives, with performance, cloud, and AI boosts Cloud-native apps, AI-enabled apps, ASP.NET Core, Aspire, Blazor, MAUI, C#, and F# all get boosts with the latest major rev of the .NET platform. By Paul Krill Nov 12, 2024 4 mins C# Generative AI Microsoft .NET news Red Hat OpenShift AI unveils model registry, data drift detection Cloud-based AI and machine learning platform also adds support for Nvidia NIM, AMD GPUs, the vLLM runtime for KServe, KServe Modelcars, and LoRA fine-tuning. By Paul Krill Nov 12, 2024 3 mins Generative AI PaaS Artificial Intelligence Resources Videos