Compare six coding CLIs, including Antigravity

Aiola puts six agent CLIs, a Usage page and your project context in one macOS and Windows desktop app. Pick and compare a provider for each thread with your own subscriptions.

Key facts

Pick a provider and model for each thread, task or automation.
One app replaces a separate terminal window and usage page for each agent CLI.
You keep your own subscriptions, and Aiola adds no token markup.

Choose who takes the task

Aiola runs Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Grok CLI, OpenCode and Antigravity. The composer picks the provider, model and reasoning level for each thread. Workspace defaults choose from the providers you enabled in Central Settings.

Compare two answers side by side

Give two providers the same request in separate threads. Place both chats in a Terminals split, or pop them out into their own windows. Use Worktree for both threads if they will edit files.

Keep the same context whichever agent you pick

Every provider works inside the same workspace, with its instructions, tasks, notes and project records. A thread with a second provider can mention the same task, log group or feedback item. Usage in Central Settings shows quota data for each provider that reports it.

Follow the workflow

  1. Install each agent CLI and sign in to it in a terminal.
  2. Enable those providers and order their models in Central Settings, then Providers.
  3. Open a thread and choose its provider and model.
  4. Give a second provider the same request in another thread.
  5. Compare both threads in a split, using Worktree if both will edit files.
  6. Check Usage for the quota each provider reports before you pick the next one.

What to review at the end

  • Two approaches to one request you can read side by side.
  • A provider choice for each new thread, task or automation.
  • Quota data for your providers on one Usage page.

See all workflows and guides.

Common questions

Build, ship and fix in one app

Errors, user feedback, GitHub and analytics live next to your coding agents in one desktop app. Every issue becomes a task an agent can take.