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This page lists IDE integrations that have been deprecated and are no longer supported.

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Amazon Q

Amazon Q Developer has been deprecated. As of February 2026, Amazon has replaced Amazon Q Developer with Kiro. The q CLI no longer exists.

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Migration to Kiro

Zenable recommends all Amazon Q users migrate to Kiro, which has full Zenable support including MCP, hooks, and steering.

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Migration Resources

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Quick Start with Kiro

Once migrated, install Zenable for Kiro: 
zenable install kiro
See the Kiro installation guide for detailed setup instructions.

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Roo Code

Roo Code has been deprecated. The upstream RooCodeInc/Roo-Code repository was archived on May 15, 2026 and is no longer maintained. Roo Code has pivoted to focus on their cloud-hosted offering at roomote.dev, and Zenable has removed support for it.
Roo Code began as a fork of Cline, which Zenable still supports.

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Resources

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Continue

Continue has been deprecated. Cursor acquired Continue on June 15, 2026. Continue as a separately-supported IDE is no longer maintained, and Zenable has removed support for it.
Cursor — which acquired Continue — has first-class Zenable support, including MCP and hooks.

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Resources

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Windsurf

Windsurf has been deprecated. Cognition acquired Windsurf and rebranded it as Devin Desktop. Windsurf as a separately-supported IDE is no longer maintained; users are being migrated to Devin Desktop, and Zenable has removed support for it.

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Migration to Devin Desktop

Devin Desktop is the direct successor to Windsurf, with the same Cascade agent surface now integrated into Cognition’s Devin platform. Zenable supports Devin Desktop as a first-class IDE.

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Migration Resources

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Quick Start with Devin Desktop

Once migrated, install Zenable for Devin Desktop: 
zenable install devin-desktop
See the Devin Desktop installation guide for detailed setup instructions.

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Gemini CLI

Gemini CLI has been replaced by Antigravity CLI. Google is transitioning Gemini CLI into Antigravity CLI, the terminal experience for its Antigravity platform. As of June 18, 2026, Gemini CLI stops serving the Google AI Pro, Ultra, and free Gemini Code Assist tiers. Organizations on a Gemini Code Assist Standard or Enterprise license keep access.

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Migration to Antigravity CLI

Antigravity CLI keeps the workflow-defining features of Gemini CLI and continues to read your GEMINI.md and AGENTS.md context files. For MCP, servers move to a dedicated mcp_config.json and remote servers use the serverUrl field (not the deprecated httpUrl). Zenable fully supports Antigravity CLI.

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Migration Resources

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Quick Start with Antigravity CLI

Once migrated, install Zenable for Antigravity CLI: 
zenable install antigravity-cli
See the Antigravity CLI installation guide for detailed setup instructions.