Open-source coding agent with planning, file changes, terminal workflows, and integrations across supported development tools.
Best for: Developers who want an open coding agent and provider choice
AI code editor and coding agent for project-aware changes, task delegation, review, and connected development workflows.
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Project-aware coding agents and reviewable code changes
AI code editor and coding agent for project-aware changes, task delegation, review, and connected development workflows.
Open the project, give an agent a bounded task, and review the diff and checks before accepting changes.
Access and pricing: Hobby is free without a credit card, with limited Agent requests and Composer access. Paid plans expand usage; premium-model and agent limits vary.
Try this task: Prevent duplicate form requests In an isolated project, ask for a form submit guard while a request is pending, preserving existing validation.
Check the result: Click twice during a delayed request: expect one request. Simulate an error: the form must become usable again. Review the diff.
Choose carefully: Command permissions and the final patch need review; a disabled button alone may not prevent duplicate server work.
Evidence: This is an editorial exercise based on the documented product scope, not a recorded hands-on product benchmark. Use permitted or fictional inputs and record your own observed result.
Cursor is an AI code editor with agents that work with your whole project, plus review and connected workflows. Per its pricing page, higher plans include cloud agents, code hosting and AI code reviews, and usage refreshes weekly with top-ups available if you run out.
Developers who want AI assistance inside an editor, and who are happy to review diffs, will get the most from it. Teams can pool usage and add centralized billing and SSO.
Our existing listing describes a free Hobby plan with limited Agent requests, but the pricing page we reviewed described a different lineup: Free at $0, Plus at $8 per month, Premium at $30, Super at $100, Ultra at $200, Teams from $30 per user, and Enterprise. It also said third-party models are billed separately at API list price, with spending caps you can set. Because the page and the listing differ, compare plan names and limits on the live page yourself before choosing. Pricing checked on the official page in October 2026: Free is $0 with limited agent and chat requests. Plus is $8 a month, Premium $30 (4x Plus usage), Super $100 (15x) and Ultra $200 (50x), with Teams from $30 per user a month and custom Enterprise. Third-party models are billed separately at API list price, and some plans bundle Grok and X features.
Cursor's parent company, Anysphere, was acquired by SpaceX in a deal reported to have closed on August 14, 2026, and Cursor is being integrated with the SpaceXAI team. Its pricing page now lists Free, Plus, Premium, Super and Ultra individual plans plus Teams and Enterprise, with some plans bundling Grok and X features. Check the current pricing page before you subscribe.
Project-aware coding agents
Composer
Code review
CLI
Cloud agents on eligible plans
Free is $0 with limited agent and chat requests. Plus is $8 a month, Premium $30 (4x Plus usage), Super $100 (15x) and Ultra $200 (50x), with Teams from $30 per user a month and custom Enterprise. Third-party models are billed separately at API list price, and some plans bundle Grok and X features.
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US$20/month, current monthly option
Plan information can change. Prices and conditions are set by the provider. Information checked 2026-10-15.
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Open the project, give an agent a bounded task, and review the diff and checks before accepting changes.
Hobby is free without a credit card, with limited Agent requests and Composer access. Paid plans expand usage; premium-model and agent limits vary.
Official-source information was reviewed on 2026-10-06. Plans and limits can change; check the linked provider source before subscribing.
Cursor has a free tier with limited AI usage, including limited agent and chat requests, according to its pricing page. Plan names and exact limits appear to change, so check the live pricing page.
The pricing page we reviewed listed Plus at $8 per month, Premium at $30, Super at $100, Ultra at $200 and Teams from $30 per user per month. Plan names have changed before, so verify on cursor.com/pricing.
Cursor is an AI code editor used to make project-aware changes with agents, review code and delegate tasks. You open a project, give an agent a bounded task and review the diff before accepting it.
The pricing page says third-party models in Cursor are billed separately at API list price, and you can set spending caps. Included usage varies by plan, so check the details before heavy use.
Cursor's parent company, Anysphere, was acquired by SpaceX; the deal was reported to have closed on August 14, 2026. Cursor continues as a product, and its pricing page now lists Free, Plus, Premium, Super and Ultra plans.
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