Google Antigravity
Overview
Agent-first AI coding environment and IDE from Google where autonomous agents plan, write, test, and debug software across editor, terminal, and browser.
Google Antigravity is an AI-powered, agent-first development platform and IDE from Google, released alongside the Gemini 3 model family. Built as a fork of Visual Studio Code, it lets developers delegate complex software tasks to autonomous agents that can plan, code, test, and debug across an integrated editor, terminal, and browser. Antigravity’s Agent Manager view orchestrates multiple agents in parallel workspaces, while the Artifacts system surfaces verifiable plans, patches, logs, and screenshots so developers can inspect how work was done. The platform supports multiple models, including Gemini 3 Pro and other leading AI models, and is available as a free preview with generous usage limits on Windows, macOS, and Linux.
Autonomy level
78%
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Some of the use cases of Google Antigravity:
- Delegating end-to-end coding tasks like scaffolding, refactors, and bug fixes to autonomous agents.
- Running multiple coding agents in parallel to explore different implementations or tackle large backlogs.
- Using an integrated browser and terminal so agents can run tests, inspect apps, and iterate without manual setup.
- Reviewing agent-generated artifacts such as plans, diffs, and logs to understand and verify code changes.
- Experimenting with agentic development workflows on real-world projects while keeping a familiar VS Code-style IDE.
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