Ante vs Devin for Terminal

Feature	Ante	Devin for Terminal
Tagline	Self-contained Rust agent harness with native offline inference	A local coding agent that runs directly in your terminal from Cognition AI
Website	https://ante.run/	https://devin.ai/terminal
Language	rust	rust
Release Date	December 23, 2025	April 9, 2026
Last Updated	September 4, 2026	September 27, 2026
Provider Type	Independent	AI Lab
MCP Support	Yes	Yes
Multi-Agent Support	Yes	Yes
Git Integration	basic	deep
Multi-File Editing	Yes	Yes
Auto Test Running	No	No
Sandbox / Permissions	Yes	Yes
Image / Multimodal Input	Yes	Yes
Voice Mode	No	No
IDE Integration	None shipped; `ante serve` exposes a JSONL protocol for editor plugins	Windsurf IDE
Hooks / Extensions	No	Yes
Web Search	Yes	Yes
Local Model Support	Yes	No
Context Window	Model-dependent	Model-dependent
Terminal Bench	#23 · 69.4% ±2.1 (Terminal-Bench 2.0) 1	#8 · 18.6% ±3.0 (Terminal-Bench 3.0) 2
AA Coding Agent Index	-	62% · Fable 5.1 XHigh + SWE-2 Medium
Supported Models	17 built-in presets: Anthropic, OpenAI, Google Gemini and Vertex, xAI Grok, DeepSeek, OpenRouter, Zai, Ali Coding Plan, Antix, plus any OpenAI-compatible endpoint via ~/.ante/catalog.json and any local GGUF model through the bundled llama.cpp	Cognition (SWE-2), Anthropic (Fable, Opus, Sonnet, Haiku), OpenAI (GPT, GPT-mini, GPT-Codex), Google (Gemini), Kimi (Kimi K3), GLM (GLM 5)
Supported Subscriptions	Claude Code ChatGPT	-
Pricing Model	Free, BYOK	Subscription, Usage Based
Free Tier	Yes	Yes
Price Range	Free (alpha preview)	$0, $20 - $200 per month
Source Code Availability	Proprietary Software	Proprietary Software
Source Code	https://github.com/AntigmaLabs/ante	N/A
Development State	active	active

¹ Ante tested with Gemini 3 Pro on Terminal-Bench 2.0.

² Devin for Terminal tested with SWE-1.7 Lightning on Terminal-Bench 3.0.