Google Antigravity

Google Antigravity is an agentic development platform that evolves the traditional IDE into an agent-first environment for developers. It enables asynchronous, autonomous agents to operate across editor, terminal, and browser surfaces to plan, execute, and verify complex software tasks. Antigravity centralizes agent orchestration, artifact review, and task management to support end-to-end workflows such as feature development, UI iteration, bug fixes, and research.

• AI-powered IDE — Use the built-in Editor surface with Tab and Command modalities to write and iterate on code; open the Editor from any workspace and invoke Tab/Command as inline assistance.
• Asynchronous Agents — Create agents that run locally and in parallel across workspaces; assign tasks and monitor progress from the Agent Manager.
• Agent Manager — Orchestrate, plan, and review agent tasks and artifacts in the Agent Manager view; use the conversation UI to guide agents and review outputs.
• Browser Agent — Allow agents to read and actuate the browser to perform dashboard reads, SCM actions, UI testing, and other browser-based dev tasks.
• Artifacts & Verification — Capture agent outputs as artifacts (markdown, diffs, diagrams, recordings) and provide feedback to steer agents from within the product.

Getting started: download the desktop application for macOS, Windows, or Linux, open or create a workspace, and launch the Agent Manager to create and assign agent tasks. Use the conversation UI and artifact review to verify results and iterate.