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Cursor is an AI-powered code editor for developers who want more control than a prompt-to-app builder gives them. It offers context-aware code completion, AI-driven edits and refactoring, and agents that handle complex tasks across many programming languages and frameworks. Because you work directly in the code, you keep full ownership of your project and can run it wherever you like.

Best for: developers who want AI speed with full control over the code.

Google Antigravity is Google's agentic development platform, evolving the IDE into the agent-first era. Instead of only suggesting code, its AI agents can take on development tasks while you direct and review the work. It is built as an IDE-style environment, so it feels familiar to developers, and it is a popular option for anyone comparing Cursor and Visual Studio Code.

Best for: developers who want an agent-first coding environment.

Codex is OpenAI's AI coding agent. Describe what you want in plain English and it produces working code across dozens of languages, explains existing code, debugs errors and can even translate between languages. You can delegate software engineering tasks to it in the cloud, and it is included in ChatGPT subscription tiers.

Best for: turning plain-language ideas into working code.

Wix is a hosted website builder for creating sites, online stores, bookings and portfolios without writing code. Choose a template, customize it in a visual drag-and-drop editor and publish, with hosting included. An app market and built-in ecommerce features let you add more functionality as your project grows.

Best for: non-coders who want a professional website quickly.