Verdent

Verdent is an AI-native software development platform designed for developers founders product teams and businesses that want to build and maintain software with autonomous AI agents. Users describe requirements in natural language and Verdent can break the work into tasks create implementation plans write code run commands generate tests diagnose bugs and iterate on failures. It can work with existing codebases or help turn new product ideas into functional applications that include components such as authentication data storage payments and administrative tools.

A major part of Verdent is its multi-agent architecture. Multiple agents can work simultaneously in isolated Git worktree-based Workspaces which keeps independent code changes separated and reduces conflicts. Plan Mode provides a read-only workflow for analyzing requirements researching solutions and preparing implementation plans before code is modified while Agent Mode can autonomously edit files and execute commands. Verdent also retains project context and supports multiple AI model providers allowing users to select models according to task complexity cost and performance requirements.

Beyond coding Verdent supports product specifications technical documentation research data analysis chart generation and prototype development. It is available as a standalone desktop application for macOS and Windows with integrations for VS Code and JetBrains. Tasks can also be initiated through Slack and Telegram. Verdent additionally supports BYOK for using personal model API keys and Eco Mode for lower-cost workflows without consuming subscription credits.

Verdent currently offers a 7-day trial with 100 credits. Paid pricing starts with Lite at $5 per month followed by Starter at $19 Pro at $59 and Max at $179. Starter Pro and Max currently include promotional 50% credit bonuses resulting in 480 1500 and 4500 monthly credits respectively. Team pricing starts at $20 per user per month and Enterprise pricing is custom. Some older official documentation still shows previous plan structures and promotional credit amounts so the live pricing page should be treated as the current reference.