ReSharper 2026.2: AI Agent Freedom in Visual Studio, .NET Debugging for VS Code, and More
This is the beginning of an open AI ecosystem for .NET developers: your choice of agents and models, connected through a single protocol, paired with the code intelligence ReSharper is known for. The release also extends ReSharper’s debugging engine to VS Code-compatible editors, sharpens core C# analysis and refactoring, and broadens tool support in Out-of-Process mode. Download ReSharper 2026.2 Our vision: any agent, your choice, no lock-in The AI landscape is moving fast, and we don’t think .NET developers should be locked into a single ecosystem to get their work done.
- ▪This is the beginning of an open AI ecosystem for .NET developers: your choice of agents and models, connected through a single protocol, paired with the code intelligence ReSharper is known for.
- ▪The release also extends ReSharper’s debugging engine to VS Code-compatible editors, sharpens core C# analysis and refactoring, and broadens tool support in Out-of-Process mode.
- ▪Download ReSharper 2026.2 Our vision: any agent, your choice, no lock-in The AI landscape is moving fast, and we don’t think .NET developers should be locked into a single ecosystem to get their work done.
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.NET Tools Essential productivity kit for .NET and game developers Follow Follow: Guide Guide RSS RSS Get Tools All How-To's Releases Livestreams Events dotInsights Rider ReSharper Game dev .NET Tools News Releases ReSharper Platform ReSharper 2026.2: AI Agent Freedom in Visual Studio, .NET Debugging for VS Code, and More Sasha Ivanova ReSharper 2026.2 takes the first step toward ACP-based agent support in Visual Studio, starting with Junie in Preview. This is the beginning of an open AI ecosystem for .NET developers: your choice of agents and models, connected through a single protocol, paired with the code intelligence ReSharper is known for.
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