Google Antigravity
Build software with coding agents through a desktop command center, terminal interface, SDK, and agentic IDE.
About 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.
What you can do
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.