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Google Antigravity
FREEGoogle's agentic IDE where AI works across editor, terminal, and browser
4.0(12 reviews) 0 views Updated 9/7/2026
Overview
Google's agentic IDE where AI works across editor, terminal, and browser
Key Features
Antigravity lets AI agents act directly across the editor, terminal, and browser instead of just answering in a side panel, aimed at genuinely autonomous coding rather than assisted autocomplete. It supports Google's own Gemini models alongside Claude and OpenAI models, with scheduled background tasks, a standalone CLI, and a public SDK rounding out what's become one of Google's most ambitious pushes into agentic development tooling.
Pros
Been using this for about half a year. Refactoring a messy module took minutes instead of an afternoon. It hallucinates a function that doesn't exist in the libBeen using this for about a few weeks. The suggestions feel like they were written by someone who read the whole repo. Autocomplete actually understands the resAutocomplete actually understands the rest of my file, not just the current line.Does exactly what it promises.Not perfect, but it gets the job done.
Cons
Tried it after a coworker recommended it. It catches bugs I would've missed for hours.Gets confused on larger files and starts suggesting irrelevant stuff. Refactoring a messy module took minutes instead of an afternoon.Been using this for about several months. Slows down noticeably on bigger repos. It hallucinates a function that doesn't exist in the library every so often.Saved me from a nasty null-pointer bug last week. It's become part of my daily workflow at this point.Been using this for about half a year. Saved me from a nasty null-pointer bug last week. Gets confused on larger files and starts suggesting irrelevant stuff.
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