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TraeCode vs Google Antigravity

Compare the working environment, model access, capabilities and billing before choosing a tool.

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DecisionTraeCode2026-09-21Google Antigravity2026-09-21
EnvironmentAI-native IDEAI-native IDE
PlatformsmacOS, Windows, LinuxmacOS, Windows, Linux
Good starting point forDevelopers who want code navigation and an agent in the same workspace.Developers exploring parallel agent tasks and browser-assisted development.
Pricing modelSubscription + metered model usagePaid from $20/moOfficial pricing ↗Free tier + Google plan allowancesFree access; see limitsOfficial pricing ↗
Free accessAvailable; limits applyAvailable; limits apply
Model accessThe official model list is dynamically rendered. Check the in-app picker; this guide does not promise specific model versions.Hosted Gemini and Claude models; the pricing page also lists gpt-oss, which is not treated as the GPT family here.
Agent workflowVerifiedVerified
CLI surfaceNot verifiedVerified
MCPVerifiedNot verified
SkillsVerifiedNot verified
Rules / instructionsVerifiedNot verified
HooksNot verifiedNot verified
MemoryVerifiedNot verified
Bring your own keyNot verifiedNot verified
Local modelsNot verifiedNot verified
Cloud agentsNot verifiedNot verified
Parallel agentsNot verifiedVerified
Check before switchingUsage is metered. Check the model picker and regional plan before moving an existing workflow.Free access has rate limits. Paid benefits depend on your Google plan and account.

Compare both tools on the same project

Use the same small repository task in both environments. Note setup time, review steps, the checks the agent ran and the usage charged. Keep the task, acceptance criteria and model choice as comparable as possible.

Choose based on the result and your existing tools. Published feature availability does not establish code quality, reliability or which product is faster on your codebase.