Google Antigravity
Overview
Google's agent-first development platform powered by Gemini 3 Pro. Autonomous agents orchestrate tasks across the editor, terminal, and browser, with manager and editor surfaces for supervising parallel work.
Antigravity is Google's agent-first development platform, built so that autonomous agents powered by Gemini can act across the editor, terminal, and browser at once. It introduces 'manager' and 'editor' surfaces that let you supervise multiple agents working in parallel, turning the IDE into a control center for delegated work. It represents Google's most serious push into the agentic-coding space.
Key Features
- Agent-first design powered by Gemini models
- Agents that act across editor, terminal, and browser
- Manager surface for supervising parallel agent work
- Editor surface for hands-on collaboration
- Deep Google ecosystem integration
Best For
Developers who want to orchestrate and supervise multiple autonomous coding agents at once.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Powerful parallel, multi-agent orchestration
- Backed by Gemini's large context and reasoning
- Purpose-built for supervised autonomy
Cons
- New platform still proving its stability
- Agent-first model is a workflow shift to learn
Pulse Verdict
“Google's serious Cursor challenger. Antigravity's agent-first surfaces turn the IDE into a command center for delegating and supervising autonomous coding work.”
Pricing
Free during availability windows; check Google for current access and pricing.
Pricing changes often — confirm current plans on the official site.