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Two names, one table, a clear conclusion per use case.

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Agentsstrong signal

Gemini Spark vs Claude's browser toolset: whose account, whose risk

Both drive a web browser, both stop before the step that cannot be undone, and their lists of stopping points are nearly the same. The difference is what each assumes about the session it runs in: one is built on the accounts you are already signed into, the other tells you to give it a browser with no credentials in it. That single assumption decides which of the two belongs anywhere near your work.

Google, Anthropicverified

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Agentsstrong signal

Claude Code vs Cursor: same $20, different shape

Both start at $20 a month, both speak MCP, both run skills and hooks, both reach CI. The difference is not the feature list. It is whether the agent lives inside an editor you adopt or inside the terminal you already have.

Anthropic, Cursorverified

OPUS 5 / SOL2columns on Sol, and no published threshold
Modelsstrong signal

Claude Opus 5 vs GPT-5.6 Sol: which is cheaper depends on a threshold OpenAI does not publish

Sol's price cut on August 21 put it below Opus 5 on both short-context columns — $4 against $5 on input, $20 against $25 on output. Its long-context column went the other way and still costs more. Opus 5's price sits between Sol's two columns, so the cheaper model depends on which column your request lands in, and OpenAI does not say where the boundary is.

Anthropic, OpenAIverified