Durango CodeHow Durango Code compares
Durango Code isn't another coding agent. It's a free, open-source app that runs the agents you already use (Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Grok, Kimi and OpenCode) side by side, on your own subscriptions. Here's how it stacks up, and when another tool is the better fit.
Agents Durango Code runs
Use them on their own, or inside Durango Code next to each other.
- Durango Code vs CodexOpenAIOpenAI's coding agent, in the ChatGPT desktop app, a CLI, IDE extensions and the cloud.
- Durango Code vs Claude CodeAnthropicAnthropic's coding agent for the terminal, the Claude desktop app, the web and IDEs.
- Durango Code vs CursorAnysphere (part of SpaceX)The AI code editor, with an Agents Window, a CLI and cloud agents.
- Durango Code vs Grok BuildSpaceXAISpaceXAI's open-source terminal coding agent, included with The X Subscription.
- Durango Code vs Kimi CodeMoonshot AIMoonshot AI's coding agent for the terminal, desktop and VS Code, on Kimi models.
- Durango Code vs OpenCodeAnomalyThe open-source coding agent that works with almost any model provider.
Other coding agent apps
Apps and editors for running and managing coding agents.
- Durango Code vs T3 CodeT3 ToolsA free, open-source GUI for coding agents from T3, with phone apps for remote control.
- Durango Code vs ConductorConductorA Mac app for running Claude Code, Codex and Cursor agents in parallel, isolated workspaces.
- Durango Code vs SynaraEmanuele Di PietroA free, open-source, local-first workspace for running many coding agents.
- Durango Code vs GitHub CopilotGitHub (Microsoft)GitHub's AI assistant: a desktop app, a CLI, IDE extensions and cloud agents that open pull requests.
- Durango Code vs Google AntigravityGoogleGoogle's coding agent: a desktop app, the agy CLI and an agentic IDE, built around Gemini.
- Durango Code vs WindsurfCognitionCognition's AI editor, renamed Devin Desktop in 2026, with an Agent Command Center.