What is the best alternative to DevStral 2?

GitHub Copilot CLI is the one we can answer for in full. Work across code and GitHub state — issues, pull requests, repositories — in one session, because the agent ships with GitHub's MCP server enabled. Copilot CLI is on the $0 Free plan; paid plans are Pro at $10 per user per month, Pro+ at $39 and Max at $100. Every part of that answer is quoted from a page we read; the links are on this page beside each claim.

Which DevStral 2 alternatives are still actively developed?

GitHub Copilot CLI (newest commit 7 Oct 2026), Claude Code (newest commit 8 Oct 2026), Codex CLI (newest commit 8 Oct 2026). Those dates are the newest commit on each project's default branch, read from the GitHub API on the date shown at the top of this page. We read the default branch rather than the repository's push timestamp, because a push to any branch moves the second one and makes a finished project look active.

Are any of these DevStral 2 alternatives dead?

Bolt.new: dormant, no commit on stackblitz/bolt.new (main) for 660 days; the newest is 17 Dec 2024.

What do DevStral 2 alternatives cost?

GitHub Copilot CLI: Copilot CLI is on the $0 Free plan; paid plans are Pro at $10 per user per month, Pro+ at $39 and Max at $100. Claude Code: Claude Pro costs $17 per month on the annual plan, $200 billed up front, or $20 per month billed monthly; Max starts at $100 per month. Codex CLI: ChatGPT plans that include Codex run $0 for Free, $8 a month for Go, $20 a month for Plus, and from $100 a month for Pro. Prices we have not read ourselves are marked "not verified" in the table above rather than copied from our catalogue, which is out of date on 43 of our 190 rows.

How many DevStral 2 alternatives do you track?

We name 15 on this page. 3 carry judgments and prices we read and quoted, 6 carry live repository data with no judgment yet, and 6 are catalogue entries we have not researched. We say which is which on every row rather than presenting all of them as reviewed.

Best DevStral 2 alternatives (2026)

DevStral 2 is an AI model: Mistral's enterprise-grade vibe coding stack. We name 15 alternatives below.

Quick answer

Of the 15 alternatives here, 3 have been researched claim by claim. Start with GitHub Copilot CLI.

Choose GitHub Copilot CLI when: Work across code and GitHub state — issues, pull requests, repositories — in one session, because the agent ships with GitHub's MCP server enabled. [github.com/github/copilot-cli]

It costs: Copilot CLI is on the $0 Free plan; paid plans are Pro at $10 per user per month, Pro+ at $39 and Max at $100. [github.com/features/copilot]

How this list is ordered. Tools whose claims we have read and quoted come first, then tools whose repository we track, then catalogue entries we have not researched. Within each band the order is category and workflow overlap. A tool that has stopped is never the first answer. We publish no score out of five: every claim here traces to a source, and a number we could not justify would undermine the ones that can.

3 researched alternatives to DevStral 2

GitHub Copilot CLI

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What it is: Copilot CLI bills the agent from a dollar-denominated credit balance rather than per token: Pro carries $15 of GitHub AI Credits a month, Pro+ $70 and Max $200. [github.com/features/copilot]

Where it hurts: Your employer can switch the tool off: when Copilot comes from an organization, an administrator must enable the Copilot CLI policy first. [docs.github.com/en/copilot]

Price: Copilot CLI is on the $0 Free plan; paid plans are Pro at $10 per user per month, Pro+ at $39 and Max at $100. [github.com/features/copilot]

Stars: 11,244; Verified 8 Oct 2026
Last commit: 7 Oct 2026; 0 days old when we read it; Verified 8 Oct 2026
License: Other; Verified 8 Oct 2026

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Claude Code

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What it is: Claude Code runs only Anthropic models: every alias — default, best, fable, sonnet, opus, haiku and opusplan — resolves to a Claude model, and changing the base URL moves where the request goes without changing which model answers it. [code.claude.com/docs/en]

Choose Claude Code when: Plan a change with Opus and execute it with Sonnet inside one session, by setting the model to `opusplan`. [code.claude.com/docs/en]

Where it hurts: You cannot audit, fork or patch the agent: the repository publishes the changelog, plugins and examples, not the CLI source, under an all-rights-reserved licence. GitHub Copilot CLI is the only other tool in this set that does the same. [github.com/anthropics/claude-code]

Price: Claude Pro costs $17 per month on the annual plan, $200 billed up front, or $20 per month billed monthly; Max starts at $100 per month. [claude.com/pricing]

Stars: 149,849; Verified 8 Oct 2026
Last commit: 8 Oct 2026; 0 days old when we read it; Verified 8 Oct 2026
Latest stable release: v2.1.294; published 8 Oct 2026; Verified 8 Oct 2026

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Codex CLI

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What it is: Codex CLI is the only agent in this set that confines itself in an OS-enforced sandbox on first run, with network access off and writes limited to the working directory. [developers.openai.com/codex/sandbox]

Choose Codex CLI when: Point an agent at a repository you do not trust: in the default `workspace-write` mode Codex edits inside the working directory and must ask before touching anything outside it. [developers.openai.com/codex/sandbox]

Where it hurts: Subscription spend is unpredictable: the most-commented open issue, 630 comments since 2026-03-13, is that Codex burns the plan budget too fast, and a second reports the 5-hour budget gone in 2-3 prompts. [github.com/openai/codex]

Price: ChatGPT plans that include Codex run $0 for Free, $8 a month for Go, $20 a month for Plus, and from $100 a month for Pro. [developers.openai.com/codex/pricing]

Stars: 128,366; Verified 8 Oct 2026
Last commit: 8 Oct 2026; 0 days old when we read it; Verified 8 Oct 2026
License: Apache-2.0; Verified 8 Oct 2026

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DevStral 2 alternatives at a glance

Tool	Price	State	Newest commit
GitHub Copilot CLI	$0 / $10 / $39 / $100	Active	7 Oct 2026
Claude Code	$17 / $200 / $20 / $100	Active	8 Oct 2026
Codex CLI	$0 / $8 / $20 / $100	Active	8 Oct 2026
Google Stitch	not verified	Not tracked	not tracked
Cursor	not verified	Slowing	12 May 2026
Replit	not verified	Not tracked	not tracked
GitHub Copilot	not verified	Not tracked	not tracked
Bolt.new	not verified	Dormant	17 Dec 2024
Windsurf	not verified	Not tracked	not tracked

Also close, not yet researched

These match DevStral 2 by category and workflow, and we have not read their vendor pages. We publish no judgment and no price for them, because we have no source to put beside one.

Google StitchExperimental Google Labs tool for prompts to UI designsWebsite checked
CursorSlowingAI-powered IDE designed to replace VS Code with predictive editing and project contextRepository tracked
ReplitBrowser-based development environment with AI agent that builds and deploys appsRegistry tracked
GitHub CopilotAI pair programmer with code completion chat and agent mode for agentic codingRegistry tracked
Bolt.newDormantBrowser-based full-stack app builder using StackBlitz with prompt-driven developmentRepository tracked
WindsurfAgentic IDE where developers and AI flow together (formerly Codeium)Website checked
Zhipu AI GLMGLM-4.7 model access for code generation and debuggingCatalogue entry
Qwen3-CoderAlibaba's open-source model for massive monoreposCatalogue entry
GitHub SparkGitHub platform to build full-stack intelligent appsCatalogue entry
Anything.comAI-powered vibe coding platform for web/mobile appsCatalogue entry
GumroadSimple storefront for selling digital products memberships and coursesCatalogue entry
JunieChat refactor and generate tests across JetBrains IDEs with context-aware AICatalogue entry

Questions people ask

What is the best alternative to DevStral 2?: GitHub Copilot CLI is the one we can answer for in full. Work across code and GitHub state — issues, pull requests, repositories — in one session, because the agent ships with GitHub's MCP server enabled. Copilot CLI is on the $0 Free plan; paid plans are Pro at $10 per user per month, Pro+ at $39 and Max at $100. Every part of that answer is quoted from a page we read; the links are on this page beside each claim.
Which DevStral 2 alternatives are still actively developed?: GitHub Copilot CLI (newest commit 7 Oct 2026), Claude Code (newest commit 8 Oct 2026), Codex CLI (newest commit 8 Oct 2026). Those dates are the newest commit on each project's default branch, read from the GitHub API on the date shown at the top of this page. We read the default branch rather than the repository's push timestamp, because a push to any branch moves the second one and makes a finished project look active.
Are any of these DevStral 2 alternatives dead?: Bolt.new: dormant, no commit on stackblitz/bolt.new (main) for 660 days; the newest is 17 Dec 2024.
What do DevStral 2 alternatives cost?: GitHub Copilot CLI: Copilot CLI is on the $0 Free plan; paid plans are Pro at $10 per user per month, Pro+ at $39 and Max at $100. Claude Code: Claude Pro costs $17 per month on the annual plan, $200 billed up front, or $20 per month billed monthly; Max starts at $100 per month. Codex CLI: ChatGPT plans that include Codex run $0 for Free, $8 a month for Go, $20 a month for Plus, and from $100 a month for Pro. Prices we have not read ourselves are marked "not verified" in the table above rather than copied from our catalogue, which is out of date on 43 of our 190 rows.
How many DevStral 2 alternatives do you track?: We name 15 on this page. 3 carry judgments and prices we read and quoted, 6 carry live repository data with no judgment yet, and 6 are catalogue entries we have not researched. We say which is which on every row rather than presenting all of them as reviewed.

How we check this page

Stars, licences, the newest commit on each default branch and the latest stable release are read from the GitHub API, and each one shows the day it was last confirmed rather than the day this page was built. Every judgment and every price is quoted from a page we read, and that page is linked beside the claim. Where a link is missing we wrote no claim. We have researched 3 of the 15 tools named here.