About Google Antigravity
Google Antigravity is an agent-first development platform that enables autonomous agents to plan, code, test and verify software tasks across an editor, terminal and browser. It includes tools for feedback control, trust settings and asynchronous collaboration aimed at streamlining multi-agent workflows within an IDE-like environment.
Review
Google Antigravity introduces a unified workspace for building and running autonomous agents alongside traditional code editing tools. Early feedback highlights a strong agent management interface and promising collaboration features, though some limits and rough edges are present in the initial release.
Key Features
- Agent-first workflow: create and orchestrate autonomous agents that plan and execute development tasks.
- Agent manager: run multiple long-lived agents in parallel, manage different experiment branches and models from one place.
- Integrated tooling: operate across editor, terminal and browser automation without switching apps.
- Trust and feedback controls: configurable signals and checkpoints to guide agent behavior and approvals.
- Async collaboration: share agents, progress and results with teammates and coordinate work without synchronous sessions.
Pricing and Value
The product offers free options alongside paid plans. Early reports indicate rate limits and credit allowances on paid tiers that can constrain heavy usage; some users hit credit ceilings and found purchasing or topping up credits limited or unclear. Value will depend on how much parallel agent usage and higher-rate API access your workflows require - teams experimenting with multi-agent setups may find the platform saves overhead, provided plan limits meet their needs.
Pros
- Unified environment for agent orchestration and code editing reduces context switching.
- Agent manager makes parallel and long-running tasks easier to handle than juggling multiple IDE instances.
- Thoughtful controls for feedback and trust help keep autonomous actions predictable and reviewable.
- Strong initial UX for agent interaction; many users report it feels polished for early access.
Cons
- Rate limits and credit restrictions on paid tiers can block intensive usage and are not yet fully transparent.
- Some rough edges and missing details in documentation and analytics for tracking agent performance over time.
- Early-stage product issues such as permission handling with ignored files and occasional interface gaps.
Google Antigravity is best suited for developer teams and researchers who want to prototype or run multiple autonomous agents and prefer a single workspace for editing, execution and collaboration. It fits users willing to work with an early-stage platform and to evaluate pricing tiers against their expected parallel-agent load.
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