Google Antigravity

Agent-First IDE for Developers

Google Antigravity turns your development tools into a coordinated team of agents that can plan, execute, and verify complex tasks end to end. This independent site uses comprehensive tutorials and practical examples to help you use Antigravity effectively and reliably in real-world projects.

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Features

Antigravity Key Features

Antigravity combines autonomous agents, a powerful editor, and artifact-based workflows into one environment, so you can ship code faster with more confidence.

Autonomous Agents

Agents can operate across your editor, terminal, and browser to handle coding, testing, and debugging steps for you—while you stay focused on decisions, not mechanics.

Artifacts Timeline

Every mission produces clear artifacts—plans, diffs, screenshots, recordings—so you can review what the agents did, understand their reasoning, and safely merge changes.

AI-Powered Editor

Work in a full-featured IDE with tabs, commands, and inline AI assistance. Let Antigravity refactor code, generate tests, and apply structured edits directly in your workspace.

Agent Manager

Coordinate multiple agents in parallel across different workspaces. Use the Agent Manager as mission control to assign roles, track progress, and keep complex projects on course.

Feedback Loop

Comment directly on artifacts to correct or refine the agents' work. Your feedback is folded back into their plans in real time, creating a tight loop between human review and AI execution.

Task Groups

Group related steps into high-level missions instead of firing off one-off tool calls. Task Groups let agents reason about the bigger picture and deliver coherent, end-to-end results.

Why Use

Why Developers Love Google Antigravity

Empowering every developer with agentic intelligence that adapts to their workflow—from pixel-perfect frontend verification to robust full-stack reliability.

For Professional Developers

Streamline your workflow with advanced parallelization and customization. Antigravity eliminates repetitive tasks through efficient knowledge management, letting you focus on high-impact engineering.

For Frontend Developers

Experience next-level browser integration. Agents autonomously navigate, interact, and verify UI changes with "browser-in-the-loop" testing, providing asynchronous screenshots and recordings to ensure pixel-perfect results.

For Fullstack Developers

Elevate application reliability with unparalleled trust. Antigravity ensures robust full-stack delivery through advanced, autonomous verification and comprehensive testing strategies.

Core Tenets

Google Antigravity Core Tenets

Antigravity is more than just a tool; it builds the next generation of collaborative development experience through four key dimensions.

Artifacts

Antigravity builds true trust by presenting work in human-readable formats like task lists, implementation plans, and recordings, allowing users to intuitively verify the agent's logic and results.

Autonomy

Introducing a dual interface: the Editor for immersive collaborative programming, and the Manager for orchestrating multiple autonomous agents to complete complex cross-environment tasks in parallel.

Feedback

Users can comment directly on agent-generated docs, code, or screenshots. The agent understands and incorporates this feedback in real-time, dynamically adjusting its execution without interrupting the workflow.

Self-Improvement

Learning is a core capability. Agents not only retrieve knowledge but also contribute successful code snippets, patterns, and workflows to the knowledge base. The more you use it, the smarter and more aligned it becomes.

Learn

Learn Google Antigravity in 4 Steps

Follow this path to go from installing Google Antigravity to understanding its core concepts and running real agent-powered workflows.

Step 1

Download & Install Antigravity

Get the installer for your system, complete the setup, and launch Antigravity for the first time.

Step 2

Quickstart

Learn the basic navigation and layout: switch between views, explore the editor panels, and understand where agents, terminal, and artifacts live.

Step 3

Common Workflows

Open a real project and run your first workflow: let an agent read the repo, fix a bug, refactor a file, or add tests so you see Antigravity working end to end.

Step 4

Core Concepts & Tools

Deepen your understanding of Antigravity's building blocks—Agent and its related modules—together with Artifacts, Editor, Agent Manager, and Browser integration, so you see how they form complete workflows.

FAQ

Google Antigravity FAQ - Common Questions and Answers

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What is Google Antigravity AI?

Google Antigravity is Google's new agent-first IDE, built as a VS Code–style editor with autonomous AI agents inside. These agents can read your project, edit files, run terminal commands, and even drive a real browser to plan, implement, and verify features end to end.

How is Antigravity different from other AI coding tools?

Most AI coding tools focus on inline suggestions or a single chat assistant. Antigravity is built around multiple agents and missions: you can orchestrate several agents in parallel, let them produce human-readable artifacts (plans, diffs, screenshots, recordings), and review everything before you merge. It's designed for bigger jobs like refactors, feature builds, and full end-to-end testing—not just autocomplete.

Does Antigravity integrate with my existing development tools?

Yes. Antigravity is a standalone IDE, but it runs on top of your existing toolchain: Git, language runtimes, package managers, CLIs, browsers, and so on. You open the same repos, run the same commands in its built-in terminal, and agents can operate those tools for you. You can also continue using VS Code or other IDEs alongside Antigravity and move workflows over gradually.

Is Google Antigravity suitable for beginners or only experienced developers?

Antigravity is designed for all skill levels, but you'll get the most value if you're already comfortable with basic development workflows—editing code, using Git, and running commands. Beginners can still benefit from guided workflows and tutorials, but Antigravity really shines when you can read what the agents produce and decide whether to accept or adjust their changes.

What AI models does Antigravity support?

In the public preview, Antigravity ships with Gemini 3 Pro as the primary model and also supports Anthropic Claude Sonnet 4.5 and GPT-OSS / GPT-4-class models, giving you real model choice inside one IDE. The exact list of models and rate limits may change over time, so always check the official Antigravity docs for the latest details.

How do I learn Antigravity?

The best way to start is to install Antigravity and follow the official "Getting Started" codelabs to learn the basics of the Editor and Agent Manager. From there, you can use AntigravityAI.io to go deeper: we provide structured learning paths, real project walkthroughs, and reusable workflows so you can see how agents fit into day-to-day development.

Is my code data secure and private?

Antigravity runs locally on your machine and works with your existing repos, but agent requests are processed by cloud models such as Gemini 3 Pro and partner models. That means relevant snippets, context, and artifacts may be sent to those providers under their respective privacy and security policies. You should avoid exposing secrets, follow your organization's security guidelines, and regularly review Google's official documentation and advisories about Antigravity's security model—especially as new research has already highlighted potential risks in agentic IDEs.

Ready to see what Antigravity can really do?

Start with our guided beginner path or jump straight into real-world workflows and use Antigravity in your next project.