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Antigravity
Google’s multi-agent coding environment, combining a desktop editor and terminal CLI on one agent platform.
- Best for
- Developers who want parallel Google-hosted agents across a visual editor and terminal with explicit tool permissions.
- Avoid if
- You require an open-source agent runtime, self-hosting, or provider-independent deployment.
01 / Editorial view
Where it fits
Strengths
- Parallel subagents and background sessions
- Shared desktop and terminal agent platform
- Granular tool permissions, sandboxing, MCP, skills, and hooks
Limitations
- Quotas and third-party model access vary by Google AI plan
- No self-hosted deployment is documented
02 / Workflow
Surfaces and capabilities
- Autocomplete
- Yes
- Chat
- Yes
- Agent
- Yes
- Background agent
- Yes
- Review
- Yes
- Testing
- Unknown
Editors
Antigravity editor
Operating systems
Unknown
Repository hosts
Unknown
Languages
Language-agnostic
Bring your own key
Unknown
Bring your own model
No
03 / Orchestration
Coordination model
Supported agents
Antigravity agents
Isolation
Configurable sandbox, Tool permission policies
Task sources
Desktop application, Terminal, MCP, Skills
Maximum parallelism
Multiple parallel subagents; quota is plan-dependent
- Planning
- Yes
- Scheduling
- Unknown
- Agent communication
- Yes
- Review gates
- Yes
- CI recovery
- Unknown
- Merge workflow
- Unknown
- Session persistence
- Yes
- Observability
- Yes
- Human approval
- Yes
04 / Cost and deployment
What it costs to run
Individual
Baseline access is available; Google AI plan quotas, model access, and credits vary by plan.
Team
Available to teams under Google Cloud terms through the Gemini Enterprise Agent Platform.
Enterprise
Contact Google.
Model availability and agent quotas are plan-dependent. No paid starting price is normalized because the cited plan page describes entitlements rather than a stable price table.
05 / Privacy
Data handling
- Code processing
- The local editor and CLI use Google-hosted agent and model services; tool execution is governed by local sandbox and permission settings.
- Indexing
- Unknown
- Retention
- Unknown
- Training policy
- Unknown
- Enterprise controls
- Tool allow, ask, and deny policies, Sandbox controls, Telemetry setting
06 / Evidence
Primary sources
- Antigravity CLI product page ↗Checked Aug 31, 2026classification, capabilities, orchestration
- Antigravity plans ↗Checked Aug 31, 2026pricing, models, classification.audience
- Antigravity CLI permissions ↗Checked Aug 31, 2026orchestration.isolation, orchestration.human_approval, privacy
- Antigravity models documentation ↗Checked Aug 31, 2026models.supported_models, models.strategy, models.display
Changelog
What changed
- Gemini CLI transition mapped to AntigravityJul 31, 2026Gemini CLI was marked deprecated after its consumer request paths ended, with Antigravity CLI documented as Google’s active successor.
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