Antigravity

Antigravity is Google's agentic IDE for developers who want AI help with real projects. Instead of typing every line, you manage AI agents. Open the Manager view, describe what to build, and agents start work. They write code, run tests, and fix bugs on their own. Each agent can use your editor, terminal, and browser to get work done. The app is built on VS Code, so your extensions, themes, and shortcuts still work. It runs on Windows, macOS, and Linux for easy setup.

Key Features

1. Agent Manager

The Manager view lets you run many agents at once. Give each agent a task and watch them work in separate workspaces.

2. Artifacts

Agents create plans, task lists, screenshots, and browser recordings. You review these to check their work quickly.

3. Multi-Model Choice

Pick from Gemini 3, Claude Sonnet, Claude Opus, or OpenAI models. Change models for each task as needed.

4. Full Agent Access

Agents can edit files, run terminal commands, and control a browser. They test web apps just like a person would.

5. VS Code Base

Antigravity is a VS Code fork. Your themes, keybindings, and extensions import with one click.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What is Antigravity used for?

Antigravity is for building software with AI agents. You describe what to build, and agents handle coding, testing, and debugging across your project.

How do the agents work?

You assign a task in the Manager view. The agent plans the work, writes code, runs commands, and shows you artifacts like plans and screenshots for review.

Which AI models can I use?

Antigravity supports Gemini 3 models, Claude Sonnet and Opus, and OpenAI models. You choose which model each agent uses.

Can agents work in parallel?

Yes. You can run several agents at the same time, each on a different task in its own workspace. The Manager view tracks them all.

Does it support my VS Code setup?

Yes. Since Antigravity is built on VS Code, your extensions, themes, and keyboard shortcuts carry over directly.

Conclusion

Antigravity changes coding from typing to managing AI helpers. The Manager view and artifacts keep agent work visible and easy to check. Multi-model support lets you pick the best AI for each task. It fits developers who want AI teammates for real software projects. The VS Code base makes switching simple. You keep control while agents handle the work.