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The Multi-Agent Landscape: How Every Major Coding Agent Does Multi-Agent Collaboration in 2026

By 2026 nearly every mainstream coding agent supports subagents. Design philosophies split three ways: deterministic scripted orchestration (Claude Code Workflow), model-driven autonomy (Codex, Devin), and IDE command-center integration (Windsurf 2.0, VS Code). This overview maps product positioning, a capability matrix, and the design-philosophy spectrum.

Google's Terminal Agent Plans: The Free Individual Path Is Gone

The paying paths on Google's side: the individual free tier and Gemini CLI access on Google AI Pro / Ultra ended 2026/6/18, leaving individuals with Antigravity CLI or their own paid API key; enterprise licenses and Google Cloud are unaffected. The zero-cost starting option now belongs to someone else.

Gemini CLI: Once the Most Generous Free Terminal Agent, Now Enterprise-Only

Gemini CLI is Google's open source terminal AI agent (Apache 2.0, ~106.6k stars). It once offered 60 requests per minute and 1,000 per day for free, with a 1M context window. The individual tier stopped serving on 2026/6/18 and Antigravity CLI took over. The project isn't shut down — the repo is still maintained — but it now serves only Gemini Code Assist Standard/Enterprise licenses and paid API keys.