Google Antigravity is an agentic development platform from Google. It gives developers a set of tools for working with AI agents on code, and the page says it lets anyone build in what it calls the agent-first era.
The platform has four parts. Antigravity App is a command center for running several local agents in parallel, grouping conversations into Projects, working across multiple workspaces and scheduling routine tasks. Antigravity CLI is a terminal-first surface for running autonomous coding agents, executing shell commands and managing background subagents. Antigravity IDE is a full agentic code editor with an agent manager, artifacts and an understanding of your codebase. Antigravity SDK is a Python toolkit for prototyping custom agents on the Antigravity agent harness with minimal code.
The page says the product is built for developers working in large enterprise codebases, hobbyists building in their spare time, and teams somewhere in between. Example use cases on the site include frontend development, full-stack development, legacy code migration, automated testing and incident triage.
Antigravity is available to download for macOS, Windows and Linux. A free plan provides access to a variety of agent models, unlimited tab completions and unlimited command requests, with basic weekly rate limits. Paid Google AI Pro and Google AI Ultra plans add higher rate limits and a flexible AI credit pool. For organizations, the page lists a Business plan through Google Cloud, with Standard and Plus seats starting at $30 USD per seat per month for eligible Gemini Enterprise customers, and a pay-as-you-go option with no seat fee.
