Google Antigravity
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Google Antigravity is Google's agentic development platform (launched November 2025, "Antigravity 2.0" since May 2026): an agent-first IDE, a standalone agent manager for parallel agents and scheduled tasks, a CLI (the official successor of the discontinued Gemini CLI free tier), a Python SDK and a managed-agents API.
Key Features
- Multi-agent orchestration across editor, terminal and browser; agents produce verifiable "artifacts" (plans, screenshots, recordings).
- Multi-model: Gemini 3.x as default, plus Claude and open-weight models - models can be mixed per task.
- Free public preview with quotas tied to Google accounts/AI subscriptions.
Assessment
Worth trialling, but with open eyes:
- Closed source (including the CLI) - a break from the Apache-2.0 Gemini CLI it replaces.
- Security track record is mixed: several prompt-injection/data-exfiltration findings since launch, a persistent code-execution issue via trusted workspaces and a critical RCE fixed in April 2026. If you trial it: enforce manual approval for terminal/browser actions and harden the browser allowlist.
- Rate limits in the free preview are intransparent; pricing after the preview is not final - do not build hard dependencies on current quotas.
Related: Claude Code, OpenAI Codex, OpenCode, Prompt Injection Awareness