DOAGoogle Antigravity
Google's agent-first coding environment: you hand tasks to agents in the IDE or the terminal (CLI) and they work with Gemini models while you review the result.
When it launched
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Languages
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Where it runs
Windows · Mac · Linux
Plans and price (guide)
Individual is free ($0 a month) with agent models, unlimited tab completions and basic weekly limits. Google AI Pro and Ultra raise the limits and add AI credits; businesses from $30 per seat a month (Gemini Enterprise).
What you can do
- Agents that code in the IDE and the terminal
- Unlimited tab completions
- Several agent models
Pros
- Usable for free without a subscription
- More usage if you already pay for Google AI Pro or Ultra
Limits and plans
- The free plan has weekly limits
- You need to be able to review the agents' code
What it is good for
- Developers who want to delegate tasks to Gemini agents
How to get started with Google Antigravity
- Start on the free plan and only pay if you outgrow it.
- It takes a little practice: try it on a real task of yours.
- If you get stuck, watch a video tutorial ↗
Alternatives to Google Antigravity
Google Antigravity: frequently asked questions
What is Google Antigravity for?
Google's agent-first coding environment: you hand tasks to agents in the IDE or the terminal (CLI) and they work with Gemini models while you review the result.
Is Google Antigravity free?
It has a free version with limits. Individual is free ($0 a month) with agent models, unlimited tab completions and basic weekly limits. Google AI Pro and Ultra raise the limits and add AI credits; businesses from $30 per seat a month (Gemini Enterprise). Prices change: check the official site.
Which devices does Google Antigravity work on?
It works on Windows, Mac and Linux.
Is Google Antigravity hard to use?
It takes a little practice: try it on a real task of yours.
What are the alternatives to Google Antigravity?
The closest are Cursor, Devin Desktop (Windsurf), Gemini CLI and Claude Code. You can see them all on the alternatives to Google Antigravity page.