What I like most about Windsurf is how simple it is to use while still speeding up development by making both coding and debugging easier. Getting started is fairly quick, and it doesn’t take much effort to set up within my development workflow. I use it regularly during development, which helps me stay productive and keep tasks organized. It also includes a lot of useful features that make the overall coding and debugging process smoother. I haven’t needed customer support very often, but when I do, the available resources are helpful. On top of that, it works well with different development tools, so integrating it into an existing workflow is straightforward. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What I dislike about Windsurf is that it can take a little time to fully understand all the features when starting out. Sometimes the interface can feel a bit overwhelming, and certain advanced options are not very intuitive. It would be better if the documentation and guidance for new users were a bit clearer. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.