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Anysphere

Anysphere builds Cursor, an AI code editor and coding agent. It acquired Continue, the open-source coding assistant, in June 2026, and SpaceX completed its acquisition of Anysphere in August 2026.

GILD research

19piecesOn Cursor: 1 review, 13 comparisons, and 5 buyer guides. Read the research

Product
Cursor
Official site
cursor.com

Products

We cover 1 Anysphere product. Each opens on its own hub.

  1. Cursor+11 MixedAI-native code editor built around agentic workflows.AI Coding Agent

Research

We have written 19 pieces on Anysphere and its products: 1 review, 13 comparisons, and 5 buyer guides.

Reviews 1

  1. Cursor Review: What to Settle Before Standardizing a Team on CursorChoose Cursor when agent work will live in one editor, and set a spend limit and shared rules before seats spread. Third-party models cost the most to run.Cursor, 6 min readRead the review

Comparisons 13

  1. Cursor vs Codex: Own Editor or ChatGPT-Bundled Agent?Cursor, 4 min read
  2. Continue vs Cursor: Stay on the Final Release or Move to the Company That Acquired It?Cursor, 2 min read
  3. Claude Code vs Cursor: One Model Family or a Model per Task?Cursor, 11 min read
  4. Cursor vs GitHub Copilot: New Editor or GitHub-Native Assistant?Cursor, 5 min read
  5. Cursor vs Devin Desktop (formerly Windsurf): Which Agent Editor Fits Your Team?Cursor, 4 min read
  6. Cline vs Cursor: Agent in Your Editor or a New Editor?Cursor, 2 min read

Buyer guides 5

  1. Cursor Workflow Playbook: Rules, Model Choice, and ReviewCursor, 3 min read
  2. Cursor Team Rollout Checklist: Pilot, Spend Controls, and MeasurementCursor, 4 min read
  3. Cursor Privacy Mode & Permissions ChecklistCursor, 3 min read
  4. Cursor Cloud Agents in Your Review WorkflowCursor, 3 min read
  5. How to Evaluate an AI Coding Agent Before Team Rollout2 min read