Google Antigravity

Google Antigravity is an agentic IDE and coding environment designed to support real world software projects through autonomous development workflows. It provides an agent first workspace where developers set direction while AI agents carry out tasks such as coding, debugging, research, interface changes, and project planning.

The environment allows multiple agents to work in parallel with full access to the code editor, terminal, and an integrated browser so they can write, run, and test applications with minimal context switching. Antigravity generates structured Artifacts including task plans, screenshots, and browser recordings that document each step of an agent’s work. It offers two primary modes: an Editor view that functions like a standard IDE and a Manager view that acts as mission control for coordinating and observing multiple agents across workspaces.

Antigravity is available as a free public preview desktop app for Windows, macOS, and Linux. It is built to work with Google’s latest AI models while also supporting selected third party models. The platform aims to serve as a central hub for agent based software development within the Google ecosystem, with direct integration points for tools such as the Gemini API and Gemini CLI.