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Google Antigravity

Google Antigravity lets developers build software with autonomous coding agents through an app, terminal, and IDE.

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What is Google Antigravity?

Google Antigravity is an agentic development platform for managing and using coding agents. Antigravity 2.0 provides a command center for running multiple local agents in parallel, organizing conversations into projects, working across multiple workspaces, and scheduling routine messages. Its CLI supports autonomous coding agents, direct shell-command execution, and background subagent management from the terminal. The SDK lets developers prototype custom agents with Python, automate software-engineering tasks, and run evaluations using the Antigravity agent harness. The IDE includes agent management, artifacts, and codebase-aware assistance. The supplied page offers macOS downloads for Apple Silicon and Intel.

Key features

  • Users can delegate background tasks to concurrent agent sessions in the CLI, monitor status through the /agents panel, and approve tools using ctrl+k.

  • Users can automate routine checks by defining a cron schedule for agents to start and run autonomously in the background.

  • The platform offers real-time voice transcription powered by Gemini Audio models to convert conversational speech into prompts.

  • The SDK allows developers to layer custom Python callables, Model Context Protocol servers, and reusable agent skills over built-in filesystem and terminal tools under a single pipeline.

  • Group conversations into Projects.

  • Review granular inline code diffs inside supported editors.

  • Inspect interactive agent plans within your editor.

  • Create and deploy apps directly on a Googlebook.

  • Provide inline code completions in Visual Studio Code.

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