Google Antigravity

Overview

Google Antigravity is an agentic development platform built for the agent-first era. It spans several surfaces — an app, a CLI, a full IDE, and an SDK — so developers can plan, run, and manage autonomous coding agents across a codebase.

Key Features

• Antigravity app: A command center for managing multiple local agents in parallel, grouped into projects with scheduled messages.
• Antigravity CLI: A lightweight, terminal-first surface for running autonomous coding agents and shell commands.
• Antigravity IDE: A full IDE with an agent manager, artifacts, and deep codebase understanding.
• Antigravity SDK: Python scripts for prototyping custom agents on top of the Antigravity harness.
• Platforms: Available on macOS, Windows, Linux, and Googlebook.

Use Cases

• Building production-ready applications with designed artifacts and verification tests
• Frontend work with browser-in-the-loop agents that automate repetitive tasks
• Running enterprise development inside large codebases
• Prototyping and evaluating custom agentic applications
• Automating routine engineering tasks from the terminal

Pricing

• Developers: Available at no charge.
• Organizations: An enterprise offering is available with team features.