ClickUp, the San Diego–based productivity and work management platform (last valued at around $4 billion), has acquired AI programming startup Codegen as part of an ongoing wave of consolidation in the AI and developer tools space.

The deal underscores how enterprise software companies are racing to build out AI-driven coding and automation capabilities.

Exact financial terms of the acquisition have not been publicly disclosed as of the latest reports.

Codegen is an AI assistant designed to help with software development tasks:

It can generate, review, and iterate code based on natural language prompts.

In ClickUp, Codegen can be invoked directly inside task workflows using , where it can solve bugs, build features, and help with pull requests without developers

This reflects a broader push by productivity tools to embed AI agents that can help with actual work tasks rather than just recommend content or summaries.

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