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Cursor's 19 August 2026 release runs each cloud subagent on its own VM. No machine-hour fee exists, so a five-way swarm costs roughly five times the tokens instead, and the docs restrict CI autofix to Teams.
Cursor now hosts code. Origin shipped in early beta on 17 August 2026 to Pro, Teams and Enterprise plans, but two Cursor doc pages contradict each other on who can claim your permanent namespace, and no pricing page
Antigravity is free for individuals and consumption-billed through Google Cloud, with no organisational tier by contract. Cursor sells seats from $32 to $120. Five gaps decide which one survives a rollout.
GitHub Copilot moved to usage-based AI Credits on June 1, 2026 and Cursor split its seats into usage pools. That reshapes the BYOK-versus-subscription math for every dev team. A worked cost model and a decision guide.
On July 22, 2026 Cursor launched Router, a request-level classifier that sends each coding request to the best model. In Cursor's own tests it cut costs 30-60% versus Opus 4.8. Here are the numbers and the trade-offs.
Cursor Automations, live since March 2026, run cloud agents on a timer or on events from Slack, GitHub, Linear and PagerDuty. This guide covers setup, six useful workflows, costs on Pro and Ultra, and guardrails.
Amazon Bedrock's new Mantle console connects Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and more to GPT, Claude and open-weight models with IAM or a Bedrock API key. Here is how to wire each coding agent through Bedrock.
Cursor split Teams usage into two pools and added a $120 Premium seat for renewals from 1 July 2026. Premium buys 5x the included usage at 3x the cost, which makes its included usage 40% cheaper per unit. Here is
