Developers want Google's agent-first IDE with a Manager surface for orchestrating multiple autonomous agents. This guide maps your config files, walks a 4-step migration checklist and prices the seat delta for a 10-dev team.
01Migration brief
Developers want Google's agent-first IDE with a Manager surface for orchestrating multiple autonomous agents. Antigravity has no fixed per-seat price listed — Offers a free individual tier with basic limits, a Google AI Pro plan, and a $100/month Google AI Ultra plan. Compare it against Cursor's $8/mo seat before switching.
Cursor
Anysphere $8 per month · FreemiumCursor is an AI-native code editor that functions as a coding agent capable of autonomously planning, building, and testing software features. It supports multi-agent collaboration, codebase indexing, and provides a unified workspace for managing complex development tasks.
Antigravity
Google Free free to use · FreemiumGoogle Antigravity is an agentic development platform that enables users to work with autonomous agents for coding and software development tasks. It functions as a standalone desktop application, a CLI, and an IDE extension, utilizing Gemini models to execute complex, end-to-end engineering workflows.
02Rules & cost
Convert Cursor rules to the Antigravity format, then review the output before committing.
Antigravity has no fixed per-seat price listed — Offers a free individual tier with basic limits, a Google AI Pro plan, and a $100/month Google AI Ultra plan. Compare it against Cursor's $8/mo seat before switching.
034-step checklist
- 01
Audit & export your Cursor rulesCursor reads repo-level rules from .cursor/rules/*.mdc. Convert them to AGENTS.md with the Rules Converter, then review the output before committing. Open →
- 02
Install & configure AntigravityDownload Antigravity from the official site. Pricing: Freemium. Open ↗
- 03
Adapt your daily workflow (AI IDEs → AI IDEs)You stay inside a full editor, but the agent surface moves — expect a short relearning curve for where edits, diffs and chat live. Antigravity is best for developers and teams needing to automate complex software engineering workflows, including UI iteration, bug fixing, and end-to-end testing across multiple codebases.
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Run a one-week parallel pilot, then reallocate seatsAntigravity has no fixed per-seat price listed — Offers a free individual tier with basic limits, a Google AI Pro plan, and a $100/month Google AI Ultra plan. Compare it against Cursor's $8/mo seat before switching. Keep Cursor active for one sprint while Antigravity handles new tasks; cancel seats only after velocity holds. Open →
04Trade-offs
What you gain
- Antigravity is best for developers and teams needing to automate complex software engineering workflows, including UI iteration, bug fixing, and end-to-end testing across multiple codebases.
- Autonomous agents with subagent orchestration.
- Scheduled tasks and asynchronous automation.
- Live voice transcription for prompting.
What you give up
- Cursor is positioned for developers looking for a deep-integrated AI coding experience that can manage long-running tasks, codebase context, and autonomous feature building. — confirm Antigravity covers that before cancelling seats.
- Antigravity is not ideal for users seeking a traditional IDE without agentic integration or those requiring unsupported IDE environments for enterprise configurations.
Running both together: Running both is mostly redundant — pilot Antigravity on one repo for a sprint, then pick one.
05Spec sheet
| Cursor | Antigravity | |
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| Company | Anysphere | |
| Category | AI-Native IDEs & Editors | AI-Native IDEs & Editors |
| Pricing | Freemium Free tier available. Paid plans (The X Subscription) start at $8/month (Plus), with Premium ($30/mo), Super ($100/mo), and Ultra ($200/mo) tiers. Teams plans are available at $30+ per seat/month. | Freemium Offers a free individual tier with basic limits, a Google AI Pro plan, and a $100/month Google AI Ultra plan. Enterprise access is available via Google Cloud through Gemini Enterprise subscriptions. |
| Entry paid plan | Plus ($8/mo) | — |
| Rules file | .cursor/rules/*.mdc | AGENTS.md |
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06FAQ
How do I convert my Cursor rules to Antigravity?+
Cursor reads .cursor/rules/*.mdc and Antigravity reads AGENTS.md. Run them through the Rules Converter (https://ai.dosa.dev/tools/rules-converter?from=cursor-mdc&to=agents-md) and review the output before committing.
Is Antigravity cheaper than Cursor?+
Cursor starts at Plus ($8/mo); Antigravity has no listed per-seat plan. Antigravity has no fixed per-seat price listed — Offers a free individual tier with basic limits, a Google AI Pro plan, and a $100/month Google AI Ultra plan. Compare it against Cursor's $8/mo seat before switching.
What do I lose when switching from Cursor to Antigravity?+
Cursor is positioned for developers looking for a deep-integrated AI coding experience that can manage long-running tasks, codebase context, and autonomous feature building. — confirm Antigravity covers that before cancelling seats. Antigravity is not ideal for users seeking a traditional IDE without agentic integration or those requiring unsupported IDE environments for enterprise configurations.
Can I use Cursor and Antigravity together?+
Running both is mostly redundant — pilot Antigravity on one repo for a sprint, then pick one.