Antigravity 2.0 adds built-in Git VCS, branch tracking, and embedded terminal

With the launch of Antigravity 2.0, Google has integrated Git version control directly into the right side panel, reducing the need to switch between the editor, terminal, and external Git tools. The updated agent sidebar now tracks all repository changes on the current branch, not just edits made by the AI agent, including modifications from scripts, external editors, Bash commands, and other tools.

A new VCS diff tracker reflects the current Git working tree, covering uncommitted changes and branch differences relative to origin/main. Users can switch between Agent Edits, Uncommitted, and Branch views, inspect modified files directly in the sidebar, choose between split and unified diffs, and search through changes. The panel also includes a dedicated staged changes view, with controls to stage or unstage files and preview automatically generated commit messages before committing.

Antigravity 2.0 also adds an embedded terminal accessible from the activity bar. It can be used for Git commands, tests, linters, builds, package management, and other command line tools, giving developers more control over repository changes without leaving the app.