Continue was an open-source IDE assistant for chat, edit, and agent workflows; Cursor acqui-hired the team in June 2026 and the standalone product was wound down.

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What it does

  • 01Config-as-code
  • 02Multi-provider
  • 03Local models
  • 04Open source (read-only repo)
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Who it's for

Historical reference. The extension still runs on your own keys, but there is no roadmap or hosted service.

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Pricing

Retired — acquired by Cursor (Jun 2026); OSS core only. List prices as checked against the vendor's pricing page on 2026-09-25; plans change often, so confirm before deciding.

caveat · before you adopt

Retired. Final release v2.0.0 shipped June 19, 2026; Cline, Cursor, or Kiro are the usual landing spots.

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FAQ

Frequently asked

What is Continue?

Continue was an open-source IDE assistant for chat, edit, and agent workflows; Cursor acqui-hired the team in June 2026 and the standalone product was wound down.

Who is Continue for?

Historical reference. The extension still runs on your own keys, but there is no roadmap or hosted service.

How much does Continue cost?

Retired — acquired by Cursor (Jun 2026); OSS core only. List prices as checked against the vendor's pricing page on 2026-09-25; plans change often, so confirm before deciding.

Does Continue run locally or in the cloud?

Continue runs locally on your machine. Its interfaces are an editor/IDE surface.

What are alternatives to Continue?

Other IDE extension entries in the catalog: GitHub Copilot, Cline, Amazon Q Developer, Gemini Code Assist, Sourcegraph Cody, Augment Code, Roo Code, Kilo Code, Junie. Different categories solve the same problem differently — see the IDE extensions & copilots category page for tradeoffs.

What should I know before adopting Continue?

Retired. Final release v2.0.0 shipped June 19, 2026; Cline, Cursor, or Kiro are the usual landing spots.