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...
Cost / License
- Freemium (Subscription)
- Proprietary
Application types
Platforms
- Mac
- Windows
- Linux
Features
Properties
- Support for Themes
Features
- AI-Powered
- Agentic AI
- Ad-free
- Code Formatting
- Autocompletion
- Syntax Highlighting
Git Support- Dark Mode
Google Antigravity News & Activities
Recent News
- Maoholguin published news article about Google Gemini
Google launches Gemini 3.5 Flash, broader agentic app updates and new AI glassesA few days ago, Google held Google I/O 2026, where it announced a broad set of AI updates across Se...
- Fla published news article about Google Stitch
Google Stitch adds voice and text design plus direct publishingStitch by Google now lets users design mobile apps using voice and text prompts, enabling a more co...
- POX published news article about Antigravity CLI
Google incites developers to switch from Gemini CLI to the newly-launched Antigravity CLIGoogle has announced it is discontinuing Gemini CLI, merging its functionality into the newly launc...
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Antigravity is practically unusable. the agents are uncontrollable, and Google's internal prompts cause agents to execute commands excessively when it doesn't make any sense and make changes to the code at any cost. In conclusion, it’s 100 times worse than Cursor, and I regret signing up even though the limits are good, but the things simply aren’t getting done.
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What is 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.
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Comments and Reviews
It's decent. Works fine in my workflow and the free tier is great for now.
Antigravity is practically unusable. the agents are uncontrollable, and Google's internal prompts cause agents to execute commands excessively when it doesn't make any sense and make changes to the code at any cost. In conclusion, it’s 100 times worse than Cursor, and I regret signing up even though the limits are good, but the things simply aren’t getting done.
Google Antigravity is a total game-changer for agentic workflows and real-world project scaling. Having spent the last few weeks integrating it into my daily development cycle, I’m genuinely impressed. Unlike traditional AI completion tools, its "agent-first" approach actually understands the context of complex, multi-file software projects.
The autonomous development workflows are a massive time-saver for repetitive logic tasks, allowing me to focus on high-level architecture and direction. It’s not just a coding assistant; it feels like having a junior developer who actually follows the project's standards. If you're building modern web utilities or complex calculators, the precision this IDE offers is unmatched. Highly recommended for any serious developer looking to leverage agentic workflows.
It currently has many bugs and is missing several important features. Right now it feels unfinished and not stable enough.
Another VS code fork that looks identical to cursor from 3 months ago. Free access (for now) to Gemini models is a nice bonus but lack of support for OpenAI models would stop this becoming a daily driver. Feels like a 'catch-up' product rather than any actual innovation.
VS Code-like IDE that specifically excludes OpenAI. Designed to promote Google products. There's no universal Gemini subscription like what OpenAI and Claude offer. It's a confusing mess.