Artem Voloskovets
⬤ Hyperbrowser just rolled out a preview of their upcoming open-source AI Research Comparison tool that's designed to make evaluating AI products way easier. The platform lets you drop in any URLs and instantly get side-by-side comparisons with scoring dashboards and visual breakdowns. To show what it can do, they compared Cursor with Google's brand-new Antigravity IDE, and apparently the results might catch you off guard.
⬤ The tool runs on Claude Opus 4.5 and pulls together clear analysis based on what's publicly available. You basically feed it links, and it turns them into organized summaries you can actually compare. The Cursor vs. Google Antigravity comparison they shared was generated completely automatically, giving you a good look at how the platform presents everything in a clean, unified format.
⬤ These comparisons come with scoring dashboards and visual layouts that make it super easy to spot the key differences between AI tools. The whole point is to cut down research time by pulling these insights together instantly from whatever URLs you throw at it. The Cursor and Antigravity demo shows exactly how the tool organizes information visually while keeping everything consistent across different products.
⬤ This matters because Hyperbrowser is trying to make serious AI research tools available to everyone. With new AI platforms like Cursor and Google Antigravity popping up constantly, having a way to generate neutral, structured comparisons could really help cut through the noise. They're planning to release the comparison engine as open-source soon, which could make it a go-to resource for anyone keeping tabs on what's happening in the AI software space.
Artem Voloskovets
