I tried replacing VS Code with Cursor, Antigravity, and Windsurf for a month and one clearly dominated
… Despite how seamless this multi-agent setup is, the platform still has some rough edges. …
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My favorite alternative to VS Code isn’t Cursor or Claude Code: it’s something way cooler and productive
… The IDE revolution is here It’s quite clear that the shift from a code-centric IDE to an agent-centric platform is inevitable. If you are tired of the same old side-panel AI wrappers and want to experience what a true, native agent workflow feels like, give Antigravity 2.0 a try. …
I tried VS Code, Google Antigravity, and Claude Code for a month and one clearly dominated
… If you need to fix a race condition across 20 files, Claude’s terminal-first approach is efficient. It’s Google Antigravity where I have moved my production workflow. The Manager View allows me to act as a project lead, running agents for backend, frontend, and testing simultaneously. …
I replaced Cursor and Antigravity with a completely local VS Code setup, and I missed less than I expected
… However, the real fun begins when you start creating agents for dedicated tasks. There’s even an agent designed to create other agents and sub-agents , and it works well as long as I give it a detailed description of what I want in the chat section. …
I spent a month with Cursor, Google Antigravity, and Windsurf – and there is a clear winner
… The standout feature in 2.0 is the Agent Command Center. For the first time, I don’t feel like I’m just chatting with an AI. It’s a Kanban-style interface that lets me manage several agents at once. …
Google may finally have the right laptop OS, but it picked the messiest possible path to get there
Abhinav Raj May 27, 2026, 9:00 AM EDT Abhinav pivoted from a career in banking to pursue his first love in writing. …
I tried Cursor, Claude Code, and Google Antigravity for a month and I have a clear winner for you
… Related I tested Claude Code against 3 open-source alternatives, and one came surprisingly close Claude might not be the only coding agent worth using. Claude Code Agentic terminal-first architect While Claude Code is a CLI-first tool, you can use it via the native desktop app as well. …
My favorite AI coding tool isn't OpenCode: it's something way better (and cooler)
… That said, using coding agent harnesses like OpenCode can end up hogging quite a bit of the model’s context length for the built-in tools before I even start prompting the agent. …
I switched from Claude Code to Codex for a week, and the trade-offs surprised me
… It's an excellent coding agent, and the GitHub integration is best-in-class, but that's largely where it ends. If you're someone who wants one platform to handle as much of your workflow as possible, Claude's ecosystem is hard to match. …
I used Claude Code, Google Antigravity, and Codex for a month and I have a clear winner for you
… By building an agent-first experience directly into a VS Code-powered setup, Google has created a workflow where I don’t have to choose between doing the work myself and letting the AI take over. …
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