About Google Antigravity
Google Antigravity is an agentic development platform from Google for building software with AI agents. It includes a desktop app, an IDE, a terminal CLI and an SDK, so you can use it in different ways.
What it does
The Antigravity app manages several local agents in parallel, grouped into projects, and can run scheduled messages to automate routine tasks. The IDE includes an agent manager and artifacts, and the CLI lets you run agents and background subagents from the keyboard. The SDK helps you prototype custom agents with minimal Python code.
Key features
- Manage several local agents in parallel from one app
- Terminal CLI for agent tasks and background subagents
- Full IDE with an agent manager and artifacts
- Python SDK for prototyping custom agents
- Scheduled messages to automate routine work
Who it's for
Professional developers working in large codebases, hobbyists who build in their spare time, and organizations that want their teams working in an agent-first way.
Pricing and good to know
The page says the platform is available at no charge for developers, and it also lists enterprise options for organizations. Usage quotas and subscription details are on the Antigravity pricing page, which is not part of the text available here. The page also mentions a plugin marketplace, so check what is included in your setup.
Highlights
- Manage several local agents in parallel from one app
- Terminal CLI for agent tasks and background subagents
- Full IDE with an agent manager and artifacts
- Python SDK for prototyping custom agents
- Scheduled messages to automate routine work
