Google Antigravity
Google’s agent-first IDE — Gemini 3 agents across editor, terminal and browser.
Standout features
Antigravity reorients the IDE around autonomous agents you supervise — not lines you type one at a time.
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Google Antigravity is Google’s agent-first development platform — a VS Code fork that shifts from AI-assisted typing to autonomous agents.
- Launched November 2025 alongside Gemini 3.
- Two views — a familiar Editor and a Manager that runs parallel agents.
- Agents work across the editor, terminal and browser.
- Free public preview with generous Gemini 3 Pro limits; macOS, Windows, Linux.
Built around Gemini 3, but not limited to it.
- Native Gemini 3 Pro & Flash, plus Claude Sonnet/Opus and GPT-OSS.
- Gemini 2.5 Computer Use drives the browser.
- A self-improving knowledge base agents learn from.
- Verifiable Artifacts instead of reading every diff.
Free during the public preview — a paid tier is expected later.
- No charge today, with generous Gemini 3 Pro rate limits.
- Pricing after the preview hasn’t been announced.
- Unbeatable value while the preview lasts.
Antigravity is for people who want to delegate and verify, not babysit every line.
- Developers who delegate longer tasks and verify by artifacts.
- Google-stack and Gemini users.
- People who want the newest agent-first IDE early.
- Terminal-first developers — Claude Code fits better.
- Anyone who needs a stable, finalized product.
No tool is perfect — and a preview has extra caveats:
- Still in preview — rough edges and shifting features.
- Pricing unknown after the preview ends.
- Reliability unproven at scale.
- Younger, smaller community than Cursor or Copilot.
- ✓Genuinely agent-first — parallel agents and a Manager view
- ✓Verifiable Artifacts (screenshots, recordings)
- ✓Browser control built in
- ✓Multi-model incl. Gemini 3, Claude and GPT-OSS
- ✓Free during the preview
- ✕Public preview — unstable and changing
- ✕Pricing after preview is unknown
- ✕Reliability unproven at scale
- ✕Younger ecosystem than incumbents
Early testers are drawn to the agent-first Manager view and the verifiable Artifacts approach, and many like getting Gemini 3 Pro for free. The main caveats are typical of a preview — instability, shifting features and uncertainty about future pricing. Sentiment is curious and largely positive, with the usual early-product caution.
Antigravity is built by Google — part of the Gemini developer platform launched in late 2025.
Company figures are drawn from public disclosures and reputable trackers (gathered Jun 2026). User and revenue numbers are estimates and move fast.
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