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On the SaaS deployment, code snippets are sent to Tabnine's servers for processing but are not stored or used for training. On Enterprise plans with on-premises or air-gapped deployment, no code ever leaves your network.
Copilot uses more powerful frontier models and has deeper GitHub integration, but routes all code through Microsoft's cloud. Tabnine offers on-premises deployment, IP indemnification, and models trained only on permissively licensed code — critical advantages for regulated industries.
Yes. The Dev Preview plan is free and includes basic code completions and foundational AI agents. Advanced features like AI chat, code review agents, and codebase personalization require paid plans.
VS Code, all JetBrains IDEs (IntelliJ, PyCharm, WebStorm, GoLand, etc.), Eclipse, and Visual Studio. There is no web-based or browser IDE option.
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