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Cursor
Starts at$20/mo
Free planYes
Plans6 tiers
Features12 features
Integrations6 native
PlatformsMac · Windows · Linux · Web · API · Slack
MCP serverNo
Tabnine
Starts at$39/mo
Free planNo
Plans2 tiers
Features8 features
Integrations5 native
PlatformsWeb · Windows · Mac · Linux · API
MCP serverNo
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ALL TOOLS UPDATED 2026.04.29
CAPABILITIES
Where they overlap, where they don't
Functional roles from both tools, split by coverage. The corners are where the two tools become different products.
Only CursorRoles covered exclusively by this tool.
1- Technical Writer
Both3 of 4 roles in the verified union.
3- Code Writer
- Code Reviewer
- Test Writer
Only TabnineRoles covered exclusively by this tool.
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PLAN LADDER
Every plan, mapped to one ladder
Both tools laid out by ascending monthly cost. Expand any plan to see what's included.
AT A GLANCE
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FACT
Category
Code & Development
Code & Development
Starting Price
$20/mo
$39/mo
Pricing Model
Freemium
Paid
Plans
6 tiers
2 tiers
Free Plan
Yes
No
Free Trial
Yes
Yes
Platforms
Mac · Windows · Linux · Web · API · Slack
Web · Windows · Mac · Linux · API
Top Features
12 features
8 features
Integrations
6 native
5 native
Public API
Yes
Yes
Webhooks (In)
No
INTEGRATIONS · 11 TOOLS
Integrations from both tools, side by side
Integrations sourced from each tool's own documentation. Where both tools connect to the same app, you see it once. The rest shows where their ecosystems diverge.
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6
5UNION11
INTEGRATION
NOTES
Atlassian Jira
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✓
Jira integration for connecting issue tracking context to AI coding workflows
Eclipse
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✓plugin
Full support for Eclipse IDE with code completions and AI chat
GitHub
✓
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Required for PR creation from Cloud Agents and Bugbot code review. Also supported via GitHub Actions for CLI-based automated code review in CI/CD pipelines.
DEEP READ
What it does
Features and capabilities sourced from each tool's own documentation, structured for comparison.
Cursor
TOP FEATURES · 12
F01
AgentaiRuns complete coding tasks end-to-end on dedicated virtual machines, from planning through pull request, without developer supervision at each step. Cursor Automations (March 2026) extends this into always-on operation, firing agents automatically on GitHub PRs, Slack messages, PagerDuty alerts, cron schedules, and custom webhooks. Cursor 3 adds Agents Window for parallel agent management and Canvases for interactive dashboards within the agent pane.
F02
Tab AutocompleteaiPredicts next edits across multiple lines and files based on recent code changes and cursor position. Suggests structural rewrites and multi-line completions, not just single-line fills. Tab accepts suggestions; suggestions update as the developer types.
F03
Codebase UnderstandingsearchIndexes the full project with an embedding model, giving Agent and Cmd+K accurate recall across large codebases. Resolves natural language questions to specific files, functions, and patterns without manual path input.
F04
Multi-Model AccesssettingsSwitch between frontier models from OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini, and xAI on a per-task basis. Auto mode selects the most cost-efficient model without touching the usage credit pool. Pro+ and Ultra multiply usage allowances 3x and 20x respectively.
F05
Scoped Edits (Cmd+K)editingApply targeted code edits or terminal commands using natural language on a highlighted block or specific files. Each change is previewed as a diff; developers accept, reject, or partially apply it without affecting the rest of the codebase.
F06
IDE (VS Code Fork)apiFull development environment built on VS Code with complete extension, theme, and keybinding support. All AI features are integrated directly into the IDE without a plugin layer. Existing VS Code setups migrate in one click.
Tabnine
TOP FEATURES · 8
F01
Enterprise Context EnginedataLearns organizational architecture, frameworks, and coding standards from unlimited connected codebases (Git, Jira, Confluence) to deliver context-aware suggestions aligned with security and compliance requirements.
F02
Context-Aware Code CompletionaiUses current file, open files, terminal output, and repository history to generate relevant code suggestions tailored to developer workflow.
F03
Flexible Deployment OptionscloudDeploy as SaaS, on-premises, through VPC, or fully air-gapped with all code and data remaining inside your infrastructure.
F04
Zero Trust CompliancesecurityMaintains zero data egress in air-gapped or secure environments with no code leaving infrastructure, meeting Zero Trust security for mission-critical work.
F05
Centralized Control PlanesettingsOffers centralized visibility, granular access controls, policy enforcement, and audit trails across users, teams, and workspaces in a single interface.
F06
Multi-LLM SupportapiIntegrate with Anthropic, OpenAI, Google, Meta, or Mistral LLMs, or deploy your own models on-premises or in your cloud without forced vendor lock-in.
WHO IT'S FOR
Who each tool is built for
Use cases and fit tags from each tool's own positioning. Match these to your context, not their marketing.
enterpriseEngineering teams assign feature tasks to Cloud Agents, which run on dedicated VMs to build, test, and demo complete implementations for developer review. Agents explore codebases, execute search and test steps, and return pull requests without requiring developer direction at each stage.
enterpriseTeams configure Automations to run agents automatically on GitHub PR opens, Slack events, PagerDuty incidents, cron schedules, or custom webhooks. Rippling engineers use cron-triggered agents to collect notes, action items, and GitHub PRs into daily Slack dashboards. PagerDuty-triggered automations investigate logs, review recent code changes, and post proposed fix PRs to the on-call channel.
enterpriseTeams connect Bugbot to GitHub to get automated code review on every pull request. Bugbot identifies logic bugs, incorrect function calls, and type mismatches with line-by-line annotations. Developers apply one-click fixes from the PR interface without leaving GitHub.
enterpriseDevelopment teams at large organizations can connect unlimited codebases (GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, Perforce) so the Context Engine learns organizational patterns, dependencies, and standards. AI suggestions then align with company architecture and security policies rather than generic patterns, reducing code review friction and maintaining architectural consistency across distributed teams.
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