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JetBrains Launches Air Teams: A Collaborative Solution for Agentic Development Automation Published on 28 September 2026 by Christ-loisele (2 min read)
JetBrains introduces Air Teams, a platform dedicated to teams for sharing automated workflows and cloud environments. Available now for enterprise clients, it promises to optimize repetitive tasks such as code reviews or bug fixes.
Video: Air Teams: Bring Your Best Agentic Workflows to the Whole Team (JetBrains, YouTube) A Team Layer for Agentic Development
JetBrains has announced the launch of Air Teams , an extension of its JetBrains Air solution designed for development teams. Unlike the original tool, which targets individual developers, Air Teams positions itself as a collaborative layer enabling teams to share contexts, environments, and standardized tools. According to the official JetBrains blog , this solution aims to centralize agentic workflows, where every discovery or automation achieved by one member can be reused by the entire team.
Air Teams consolidates agentic workflows in one place: what one developer masters, the whole team can use.
Illustration: Lawing Tech Automation and Parallelization of Technical Tasks
Air Teams automates repetitive processes such as code reviews, bug fixes, or dependency updates, freeing developers from time-consuming tasks. The platform offers shared cloud environments where agents execute tasks in parallel without overloading local workstations. JetBrains provides 10 predefined automation templates , triggered by events (GitHub integrations, Jira) or schedules, and reusable across projects or shared as organizational references. These features are detailed in the official announcement, where Vladimir Gromozdin, project lead, emphasizes that « an automation is an instruction, an agent, and a trigger: once configured, it can be re-executed indefinitely » (source: JetBrains Blog ).
Targeted Availability and Future Expansion
Air Teams is already accessible to JetBrains enterprise clients , as confirmed by the official account @getsome_air on X on September 28, 2026. Individual plan users will be notified later. The tool integrates with existing developer environments, featuring clear roles and shared credits per project, thus avoiding technical silos. This approach addresses the evolving needs of teams, shifting from an individual model to structured collaboration, as explained by Gromozdin: « Air Teams brings your agentic workflows together in one place: what one developer masters, the whole team can use ».
What This Changes Here
For businesses and government agencies in Benin and West Africa, where technical teams often face resource and time constraints, Air Teams could help reduce bottlenecks related to managing repetitive tasks. Integrations with widely used tools in the region, such as GitHub or Jira, would ease adoption without requiring costly migrations. Shared cloud environments would also help limit infrastructure costs, a major concern for local organizations. Finally, standardizing workflows through reusable templates could accelerate the training of new talent, a persistent challenge in an ecosystem where a shortage of technical skills remains a barrier to digital development.
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