Overview
Verdent is an AI-native coding suite designed to automate complex development tasks through parallel multi-agent execution. Unlike traditional autocomplete tools, it orchestrates multiple AI agents working simultaneously in isolated git worktrees, allowing developers to handle entire projects from planning through execution. Built for professional software engineers, Verdent combines frontier AI models (Claude Sonnet/Opus 4.5, Gemini 3 Pro, GPT-5/Codex) with a plan-first approach that generates reviewable visual plans before touching code. With a 76.1% resolution rate on SWE-bench Verified, it demonstrates strong performance on real-world coding benchmarks.
Verdent addresses a critical pain point for development teams: managing multiple concurrent tasks without context switching or merge conflicts. By running agents in isolated workspaces and providing visual code diffs through DiffLens, it enables developers to orchestrate parallel workstreams while maintaining full visibility and control.
Key Features
Parallel Multi-Agent Execution — Run multiple AI agents simultaneously in isolated git worktrees, reducing merge conflicts and allowing one agent to refactor APIs while another fixes frontend bugs independently.
Plan-First Workflow — Review visual implementation plans (Plan Mode) before any code changes, giving you control to modify requirements and approve execution strategies before the AI proceeds.
DiffLens Code Review — Visual diff interface highlights all code modifications with context, making it easy to understand changes before accepting them into your codebase.
Frontier Model Access — Access leading AI models including Claude Sonnet/Opus 4.5, Gemini 3 Pro, and GPT-5/Codex within the platform, with model selection capabilities varying by version and feature settings.
Verifier Subagent — Automated code checking catches syntax errors, logic issues, and edge cases early during development, reducing debugging time and improving code quality.
VS Code & JetBrains Integration — Native extensions for popular IDEs slot into your existing workflow, providing chat-first collaboration without switching contexts or learning new interfaces.
Pricing & Plans
Verdent offers a credit-based pricing model with four tiers. All paid plans currently include a limited-time 2× credit bonus that doubles your monthly balance.
| Plan | Price | Credits/Month | Frontier Model Requests | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Free Trial | $0 | 100 credits | Limited | Testing the platform |
| Starter | $19/month | 640 (320 + 320 bonus) | ~1,000 requests | Individual developers |
| Pro | $59/month | 2,000 (1,000 + 1,000 bonus) | ~3,000 requests | Active professionals |
| Max | $179/month | 6,000 (3,000 + 3,000 bonus) | ~10,000 requests | Teams and power users |
Top-Up Credits: Purchase additional credits as needed at $20 (240 credits) to $200 (2,400 credits). Top-up credits never expire, making them ideal for variable workloads.
Free Trial: 7-day trial with 100 credits includes full access to frontier models and parallel execution features.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Strong performance with 76.1% SWE-bench Verified score in official technical report benchmarks
- Parallel execution reduces context switching and merge conflicts for multi-task workflows
- Plan-first approach provides transparency and control before code changes
- Access to multiple frontier AI models within a single platform
- Verifier subagent catches issues early, reducing debugging cycles
- Native IDE extensions integrate seamlessly with existing workflows
Cons
- Desktop app supports macOS and Windows (Linux support not yet available)
- Credit-based pricing requires usage management and monitoring
- Learning curve for developers new to agentic coding workflows
- Some advanced features may vary between desktop and IDE extensions
Best For
- Professional developers managing multiple feature branches or refactoring tasks simultaneously
- Engineering teams shipping production features under tight deadlines where parallel execution reduces delivery time
- Independent software developers building MVPs who need to orchestrate complex coding tasks without hiring additional resources
- Development teams working on large codebases requiring careful planning and review before implementation
- Tech leads who want to maintain oversight of AI-generated code changes through visual diffs and plan approval
FAQ
Is there a free trial available?
Yes, Verdent offers a 7-day free trial with 100 credits. You get full access to frontier models, parallel execution, and all core features during the trial period.
What payment methods are accepted?
Verdent accepts major credit cards for monthly subscriptions and credit top-ups. Payment is processed securely through their platform, and you can manage your subscription through your account settings.
Can I cancel my subscription anytime?
Yes, you can cancel your Verdent subscription at any time. Subscription credits remain available until the end of your current billing cycle. Top-up credits never expire, allowing flexible usage management.
What platforms does Verdent support?
Verdent desktop app supports macOS (both Apple Silicon and Intel) and Windows. VS Code and JetBrains extensions work across platforms where those IDEs are available. Linux desktop support is not yet available.
How does the credit system work?
Credits are consumed when using Verdent's AI features. Different operations (like frontier model requests vs. standard completions) consume different amounts of credits. Subscription credits refresh monthly, while top-up credits never expire. The current 2× bonus doubles your monthly subscription credit allocation on paid plans.
Is my code secure and private?
Verdent processes code through frontier AI model APIs (Claude, Gemini, GPT) subject to their respective privacy policies. Whether code is used for model training depends on Privacy Mode settings; when disabled, data may be used for training. Review the official security documentation for detailed data handling practices and compliance certifications.
How does Verdent compare to Cursor or GitHub Copilot?
Verdent focuses on agentic coding with parallel multi-agent execution and plan-first workflows, while Cursor and GitHub Copilot excel at in-editor autocomplete and chat assistance. Verdent's official technical report shows 76.1% on SWE-bench Verified under their specific benchmark conditions. Choose Verdent for orchestrating large refactors or managing multiple workstreams; choose Cursor or Copilot for real-time code completion.
Can I use Verdent with my existing development workflow?
Yes, Verdent integrates with VS Code and JetBrains IDEs through native extensions. It works with your existing git workflows, running agents in isolated worktrees that merge cleanly into your main branch. The chat-first interface requires minimal setup and adapts to your current toolchain.
