Google Antigravity (antigravity.google)

Google today unveiled Antigravity, a developer-focused agent platform that integrates context-aware, configurable AI agents directly into the editor, terminal and browser. The Editor view adds tab autocompletion, natural-language code commands and an embedded agent that can be tuned to workspace context; a centralized “Agent Manager” or mission control lets you run and orchestrate multiple agents across workspaces. Antigravity emphasizes a task-oriented monitoring UX that surfaces artifacts and verification results, browser-in-the-loop automation for repetitive front-end tasks, and integrated feedback channels to guide and refine agent behavior. For the AI/ML community this signals a push from single-model tooling toward orchestrated, verifiable agentic workflows that reduce context switching and scale development velocity. Technical implications include tighter coupling of LLM-driven code actions with IDE state, cross-surface synchronization (editor/terminal/browser), and built-in verification artifacts that improve reproducibility and trust—important for production and enterprise use. By offering the developer tier at no charge and promising org-level features soon, Google positions Antigravity as an accessible platform for experimenting with multi-agent pipelines, MLOps-style verification, and automated UX/browser tasks, while foregrounding governance and developer confidence.