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Antigravity vs Codex vs Dots vs Cursor

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Agentic Tools · verified 1 Oct 2026

×AntigravityGooglecurrent
×CodexOpenAIcurrent
×DotsOpenAIcurrent
×CursorCursorcurrent
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SpecificationAntigravityCodexDotsCursor
SummaryGemini CLI folded into an agent platform.Holds the Terminal-Bench record.An agent with its own computer, still running after you close the tab.Market leader for day-to-day development.
SurfaceIDE + CLICLI + cloudChatGPT + Slack + TeamsIDE
Price——from $100/mo$20/mo
Subagents—NoYes—
CategoryAgentic ToolsAgentic ToolsAgentic ToolsAgentic Tools
OfficialGoogle ↗OpenAI ↗OpenAI ↗Cursor ↗

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Antigravity

  • Gemini CLI is being retired into this
  • Desktop app, CLI and SDK

Best for Google stacks.

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Codex

  • Asynchronous and cloud-isolated
  • No subagent support

Best for async cloud runs.

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Dots

  • Each dot gets its own cloud computer and browser, on GPT-6 Astra
  • Reaches the 4,000 or so apps already connected to ChatGPT, and delegates to sub-agents
  • Nothing on Free, Go or Plus, and not for Pro users in the EEA, Switzerland or the UK

Best for work that continues without you.

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Cursor

  • VS Code foundation
  • Owned by SpaceX since 14 August 2026, an all-stock deal valued at $60bn

Best for daily driver.

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