Cursor vs Google Antigravity
Where they differ
Only on Google Antigravity
- Agentic coding
- AI agents
- Cloud ide
- Also on VS Code and API
From the pricing tiers and capability tags we track. A capability missing on one side means we have not recorded it there, not that the tool cannot do it.
At a glance
Cursor and Google Antigravity both appear in this directory's code listings. Prices below were read from the vendors' own pages, most recently on November 6, 2026. Cursor starts at $8/mo; no paid figure is confirmed for Google Antigravity. We track code completion on Cursor and agentic coding on Google Antigravity; both cover code editor and codebase context. No score and no winner: the facts do the picking.
Capability tags are factual labels we assign when a tool is added; they describe what a tool does, not how well it does it.
Checked against the vendors. Written from each vendor's own site and last re-checked there: Cursor (under review since November 2, 2026) · Google Antigravity on November 6, 2026. Vendors change pricing and features without notice, so confirm anything that decides your purchase on the vendor's page.
Cursor
AI-native code editor built on VS Code
Cursor is a code editor forked from VS Code with AI assistance built into the core workflow. It can edit across multiple files from a natural-language prompt, answer questions about a codebase, and apply changes inline.
Google Antigravity
Advanced agentic coding platform and command line interface
Google Antigravity is an agentic development platform designed to orchestrate autonomous subagents, scheduled tasks, and interactive code verification. It provides macOS and Linux download clients, IDE extensions, and a Python SDK.
Also in code
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- Automating end-to-end tests for pull requests
- Testing third-party web apps without source code access
- Validating desktop, web, and extension user interfaces
Cursor and Google Antigravity in action
Each vendor's own walkthrough, from its homepage or official YouTube channel. We don't make these videos and we don't rate them.
Cursor
Google Antigravity
Key features
Cursor
- Multi-file edits from a single prompt
- Codebase-aware chat and search
- Inline completions and refactors
- Works with existing VS Code extensions
Google Antigravity
- Command center interface for managing local agents in parallel
- Terminal-first CLI surface for running autonomous coding agents
- IDE extensions for VS Code, JetBrains, Visual Studio, Zed, and Xcode
- Python SDK for building custom agents and MCP integrations
What each one does well
Cursor
- ✓ Editing across many files from one natural-language prompt
- ✓ Understanding an unfamiliar codebase through chat
- ✓ Staying in a familiar VS Code environment while adding AI
Google Antigravity
- ✓ Building applications in an agent-first workflow
- ✓ Managing multiple local and remote background agents in parallel
- ✓ Integrating agentic capabilities directly into popular IDEs
People also ask
Does Cursor or Google Antigravity have a free plan?
Both Cursor and Google Antigravity publish a free plan.
What is the difference between Cursor and Google Antigravity?
Cursor and Google Antigravity are both tracked for code-editor, codebase-context. Of the capabilities they do not share, only Cursor is tracked for code-completion, ai-chat, refactoring, and only Google Antigravity is tracked for agentic-coding, ai-agents, cloud-ide, pair-programming.
How much do Cursor and Google Antigravity cost?
Cursor: free plan, then $8/mo. Google Antigravity: free plan available.
Answers are generated from the tracked plans and capability tags shown above, so they move when the vendors' pages do.
Full fact sheets, FAQs, and discussion links: Cursor · Google Antigravity · all code tools