The original title is "AI IDE Comparison 2026: Antigravity vs Cursor vs Kiro vs Devin Desktop"

Short summary

AI IDE pricing has converged at $20/month, but differentiation comes from proprietary models—Cursor's Composer 2.5, Google's Gemini 3.5, Devin Desktop's SWE-1.6. All four have shifted from request-based to credit-based pricing in 2026's major category reorganization. Guidance: Cursor for general productivity, Antigravity for multi-agent workflows, Kiro for AWS teams, Devin Desktop for large codebases and compliance-heavy industries.

• •Entry pricing converged at $20/month; differentiation through proprietary AI models and ecosystem integration
• •All IDEs shifted to credit/quota systems; open standards (MCP, ACP) enable agent portability
• •Actionable guidance by use case: Cursor (productivity), Antigravity (multi-agent), Kiro (AWS), Devin Desktop (compliance)

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