Google Antigravity
The first agent-native development platform
Google Antigravity is a revolutionary IDE designed for the Gemini 3 era. It introduces an "Agent-First" interface with a "Mission Control" view to orchestrate multiple autonomous agents. Antigravity allows developers to delegate end-to-end engineering tasks—planning, coding, browsing, and verifying—to agents powered by Google's most capable models.
Category
Agentic IDE
Rating
Users
2M+
Platform Support
Pricing Plans
Free Plan
$0
Public Preview: $0/month (Individual Plan)
Pro Plan
Individual: Access to Gemini 3 Pro, Claude Sonnet & Opus 4.5, gpt-oss-120b. Unlimited tab completions & command requests.
Pro Plan
Developer Plan: For Google AI Pro/Ultra subscribers. More generous rate limits refreshed every 5 hours.
Enterprise Plan
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Organization Plan: Coming soon. Self-serve and enterprise plans for teams of all sizes.
Core Features
1 Core Features
Agent Manager
A "Mission Control" dashboard to spawn and monitor multiple agents working in parallel
Integrated Browser
Agents can actively browse localhost and the web to debug UI and verify fixes
Gemini 3 Pro
Powered by Google's most capable reasoning model, optimized for long-horizon tasks
2 Model Optionality
Multi-Model Access
Native access to Claude Sonnet/Opus 4.5 and open-source gpt-oss-120b within the agent
Unlimited Autocomplete
Free unlimited tab completions powered by distilled Gemini models
3 Innovation
Vibe Coding
Build apps from vague natural language prompts with "human-in-the-loop" guidance
Self-Healing
Agents detect terminal errors and automatically attempt fixes without user intervention
Pros and Cons
Advantages
- Unbeatable Free Tier: Access to Gemini 3 Pro and Claude Opus 4.5 for free during preview
- Deep integration with Google One subscription for power users
- True "Agentic" workflow: manages multiple agents for coding, testing, and browsing
- Integrated browser allowing agents to "see" and fix UI bugs is a game changer
- Parallel execution: one agent fixes a bug while another writes tests
Disadvantages
- Organization/Team plans are not yet available (Coming Soon)
- Rate limits on the free plan are "generous" but opaque
- Heavier resource usage than standard VS Code due to local agent processes
Best For
Individual developers wanting free access to SOTA models (Gemini 3, Opus 4.5)
Google One subscribers looking for a "daily driver" IDE
Full-stack developers who want to offload repetitive CRUD tasks
Product Managers wanting to prototype ("Vibe Coding")
Tech Stack
Architecture
Hybrid (VS Code Fork + Cloud Agents)