Google Antigravity

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Google Antigravity is an agentic development platform designed for building software in the agent-first era. It provides a suite of tools including Antigravity 2.0, a command center for managing multiple local agents in parallel with project grouping and scheduled task automation; Antigravity CLI, a lightweight terminal-first interface for running autonomous coding agents and shell commands; Antigravity SDK, a Python-based toolkit for prototyping custom agents and automating software engineering tasks; and Antigravity IDE, a fully-featured agentic IDE with an agent manager, artifacts, and codebase understanding.

Key Features

Manage multiple local agents in parallel across workspaces
Run autonomous coding agents from the terminal
Prototype custom agents with minimal Python code
Deep codebase understanding within the IDE
Scheduled messages for routine task automation

Use Cases

Full stack development with artifacts and verification tests
Enterprise development for large codebases
Frontend development with browser-in-the-loop agents

Who It's For

Professional developers in enterprise environments
Full stack developers
Frontend developers
Hobbyists and individual builders

Key Benefits

Multiple surfaces for different workflows (IDE, CLI, SDK, desktop app)
Manage multiple local agents in parallel
Lightweight terminal-first CLI for fast keyboard-driven work
Python SDK for prototyping custom agents with minimal code

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