• Google Antigravity is an experimental, AI-driven development environment by Google.
• It redefines software building by introducing autonomous AI agents that plan, execute, test, and validate complex development tasks.
• Based on Visual Studio Code, it offers a familiar interface while enhancing functionality with agent orchestration, integrated terminals, and web interactions.
• Developers can assign high-level goals, which the system breaks down into actionable steps and executes commands.
• It generates verifiable artifacts, including logs, screenshots, and execution traces.
• Antigravity is designed for modern workflows, aiming to reduce repetitive tasks, enhance reliability, and speed up software development through intelligent automation.
Agent-first development architecture
Autonomous task planning and execution
Integrated code editor based on VS Code
Built-in terminal and browser access
Multi-agent task orchestration
Verifiable artifacts for transparency
Cross-platform support for major operating systems
Support for multiple large language models
Project-level goal management
Public preview with free access
What is Google Antigravity?
Google Antigravity is an AI-powered development environment that uses autonomous agents to plan, execute, and verify software development tasks.
How is Antigravity different from typical AI coding assistants?
Unlike traditional assistants that only suggest code, Antigravity’s agents can manage full workflows, run commands, and produce verifiable results.
Is Google Antigravity free to use?
Yes, it is currently available as a free public preview with usage limits during the experimental phase.
Which platforms are supported?
Google Antigravity supports Windows, macOS, and Linux operating systems.
Do I need a Google account to use Antigravity?
Yes, access currently requires signing in with a Google account.