Google Antigravity

Google Antigravity is a software development platform released by Google in November 2025, built around AI agents that carry out development tasks.

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Google Antigravity is an AI software development platform that Google released in November 2025. It is designed for AI agents to write code, run terminal commands and check behavior in a browser, and it combines a code editor (IDE) with an Agent Manager for overseeing the work of multiple agents. It runs primarily on Google's Gemini models.

The platform is described as agent-first: rather than assisting a developer line by line, it assumes that developers delegate tasks to agents and review the results.

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