Second

AI coding assistant with enterprise-grade codebase memory

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Memory Types

semantic, contextual, codebase

Integrations

vscode, github, gitlab, jetbrains


Overview


Second is an enterprise-focused AI coding assistant that maintains deep memory of your entire codebase, team conventions, and development patterns. Unlike general-purpose coding assistants, Second specializes in understanding large, complex codebases and providing context-aware suggestions that align with your team's specific practices and architecture.


Second's memory system goes beyond simple code completion by learning your codebase structure, design patterns, testing conventions, and team-specific practices. This enables it to provide more relevant and consistent code suggestions that fit seamlessly into existing projects.


Key Features


  • **Codebase Memory**: Maintains comprehensive understanding of entire repositories
  • **Pattern Learning**: Learns team-specific coding patterns and conventions
  • **Context-Aware Suggestions**: Provides code completions based on project context
  • **Security-First**: Enterprise-grade security and compliance
  • **IDE Integration**: Native support for VS Code and JetBrains IDEs
  • **Team Alignment**: Ensures code suggestions follow team standards
  • **Documentation Awareness**: Understands and references internal documentation
  • **Multi-Repository Support**: Works across connected repositories

  • When to Use Second


    Second is ideal for:

  • Enterprise development teams working on large codebases
  • Organizations with strict coding standards and conventions
  • Teams migrating or maintaining legacy code
  • Companies requiring SOC 2 and compliance certifications
  • Development teams using internal frameworks and libraries
  • Organizations prioritizing code consistency across teams

  • Pros


  • Deep understanding of large, complex codebases
  • Enterprise-grade security and compliance
  • Learns and enforces team-specific patterns
  • Better context awareness than generic coding assistants
  • Respects and maintains code consistency
  • Self-hosted deployment options available

  • Cons


  • Enterprise pricing may be prohibitive for small teams
  • Requires time to learn codebase initially
  • Limited to supported IDEs
  • May be overkill for small projects or solo developers
  • Not designed for consumer or individual developer use
  • Requires integration with existing development infrastructure

  • Pricing


  • **Enterprise Only**: Custom pricing based on team size and requirements
  • **Minimum**: Typically starts at $50/user/month for larger teams
  • **Self-Hosted**: Premium pricing for on-premise deployment
  • **Contact Sales**: No self-service plans available