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AI coding tools compared: what happens to your code
Assistants that read and write code. What they keep, and whether it trains anything, decides whether your code and your clients’ code stays yours.
| Tool | Our rating | What our profile says first about training on your data | Profile last verified |
|---|---|---|---|
| GitHub Copilot (GitHub / Microsoft) | 4 of 5 (Free/Pro/Pro+/Max) / 2 of 5 (Business/Enterprise) | “Free, Pro, Pro+ and Max: TRAINING IS ON BY DEFAULT” | 3 Sep 2026 |
| Cursor (Anysphere) | 3 of 5 (Hobby/Pro without Privacy Mode) / 2 of 5 (Pro with Privacy Mode) / 1 of 5 (Teams/Enterprise) | “Hobby and Pro: Privacy Mode is OFF by default.” | 3 Oct 2026 |
| Replit (with Replit AI) | 5 of 5 for production environments / 3 of 5 for prototyping only | This depends on the plan in ways a single line would misstate. Read the training section of the profile. | 3 Oct 2026 |
Each row is taken live from that tool's profile, so a correction there shows here at once. The training column quotes the profile's own opening line word for word; the full section, with the plan-by-plan detail and the vendor documents it rests on, is on the profile. Ratings are our opinion, on the scale explained in our methodology. On the current 1 to 5 risk rating, 1 is the lowest risk. Vendors change their terms, so check the date and the vendor's current documents before you rely on a row. General information, not legal advice.
