TRAE merges TraeWork and TraeCode into one Agent and IDE development platform
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ByteDance's AI development brand TRAE has merged its TraeWork and TraeCode products into a single platform that links Agent mode and IDE mode, letting users switch between them and carry work from task progression through in-depth coding.
The platform spans desktop, web, and mobile, so users can start a task on a computer, check progress on a phone, and resume development on desktop.
TraeWork will stop service on October 23, according to TRAE's documentation, and users who have not upgraded by then will lose access. TraeWork users must start the upgrade manually in the client, while TraeCode users receive it as an automatic update. Pandaily reports that chat history, account data and commercial credits migrate automatically.
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- PandailyByteDance's TRAE Merges TraeWork and TraeCode Into One Agent and IDE Platform
AIByteDance's AI development brand TRAE has merged its TraeWork and TraeCode clients into a single product with Agent and IDE modes. TraeWork will stop service on October 23, and users who have not upgraded by then will lose access, while chat history, account data and commercial credits migrate automatically.
- LeiphoneTRAE Merges TraeWork and TraeCode Into a Full-Chain Development Platform
AITRAE announced on October 9 that it has merged TraeWork and TraeCode into a single platform offering Agent mode and IDE mode with seamless switching between them. The upgraded product covers desktop, web, and mobile, letting users start tasks on a computer, check progress on mobile, and continue development back on desktop.
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