Antigravity · Agent platform with desktop, CLI, and IDE
Product and access
Antigravity 2.0 is a standalone desktop app for working with agents. Antigravity IDE remains the development environment; Antigravity CLI brings the shared agent core to the terminal. The SDK supports programmatic extension.
Provider
Google develops AI models and developer and cloud tools. Gemini CLI is the terminal-based open-source agent; Antigravity combines desktop, IDE and CLI work with a shared agent core.
- Operator
- Organization
- Company
- Website
- about.google
Core features
7 features from provider sources · checked on 9 October 2026. Availability and limits are listed below.
Projects across multiple folders
A project can include multiple local folders and repositories with its own settings and permissions.
Source 4Dynamic subagents
The main agent can assign scoped subtasks to subagents working in parallel.
Source 1Artifacts for review
Plans, code diffs, and browser recordings make intermediate results and outputs inspectable.
Source 2MCP, skills, and hooks
Global or project-specific extensions connect additional tools and control agent behavior.
Source 1Files, terminal and browser
Agents edit code, run terminal commands and check web interfaces through browser actions and screenshots.
Source 2Tab and Command in the IDE
Individual access includes unlimited Tab completions and Command usage in the IDE.
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Requirements and limits
Requirement
Check account eligibility
Personal access requires a supported country, an eligible Google account, and a minimum age of 18. Business access is provided through Google Cloud.
Source 6Limitation
Usage limits depend on the plan
Free individual access has weekly limits. Pro and Ultra offer higher limits and a flexible AI credit pool.
Source 5Requirement
Define folders and execution mode
Agents access the folders assigned to the project; local mode and a separate Git worktree are distinct execution options.
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Operation & oversight
Operational details for this profile have not yet been researched.
Practical tasks
Editorial examples based on documented features. No product tests performed.
Implement a code change in a worktree
- Your input
- A Git project, a scoped change request, and appropriate test commands.
- Possible result
- A reviewable diff with documented results.
- What to check
- Check the branch, file scope, tests, and user flow.
Set up a recurring project check
- Your input
- A project, a schedule, and clearly defined checks.
- Possible result
- A scheduled task with results for each run.
- What to check
- Verify the schedule, permissions, and actual execution.
Delegate a scoped code change in a worktree, then review the diff, tests, and generated artifacts.
Your possible prompt
Read the project rules. Investigate [error], propose a small change, and run the relevant checks. Show me the diff and any remaining uncertainties.
Getting-started idea based on documented capabilities. Not an executed product test. Adapt the task, data, and permissions.
Setup and pricing
Setup
Install the appropriate interface, check access, and define project folders and permissions
Prices and included usage
Pricing checked
Individual is free. Google AI subscriptions increase limits; Business is offered through Google Cloud with seat-based or usage-based billing.
- Individual
- USD 0 per month
Unlimited Tab completions and Command requests; basic weekly agent limits.
Price source - Google AI Pro
- USD 19.99 per month on the US pricing page
Higher Antigravity limits and a flexible AI credit pool.
Price source - Google AI Ultra 5x
- USD 99.99 per month on the US pricing page
Higher Antigravity limits than Pro; Ultra 20x offers higher limits again.
Price source - Business through Gemini Enterprise Standard/Plus
- From USD 30 per seat/month for eligible Gemini Enterprise plans
Organization access to Antigravity 2.0, CLI and IDE extensions.
Price source
- Ultra 20x costs USD 199.99 per month on the US page. Cloud pay-as-you-go specifies a USD 0 seat fee plus consumption; existing Enterprise customers require an eligible Cloud billing account.
Sources and evidence
Official product page, documentation, FAQ, and pricing checked. The blog documents the distinction between the desktop app, IDE, and CLI. Workflows are editorial use cases.
Editorial team: Michael Meierhoff · sources reviewed on . Provider information is not independent evidence of performance.
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www.antigravity.google /product/antigravity-2
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antigravity.google /docs/home
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www.antigravity.google /blog/introducing-google-antigravity-2
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antigravity.google /docs/getting-started/
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www.antigravity.google /pricing
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antigravity.google /docs/faq/