Google shipped an entire agentic IDE plus CLI plus SDK and somehow it still feels like a preview. The parallel agents view is the best implementation of that idea I have seen. The rest is Google product management.
Google Antigravity
Agentic development platform with IDE, CLI, SDK, and local agents

About Google Antigravity
Google Antigravity is an agentic development platform for building and working with software through AI agents. It is intended for professional developers, enterprise teams, hobbyists, and frontend developers.
The platform includes Antigravity 2.0 for managing multiple local agents, the terminal-first Antigravity CLI, an Antigravity SDK for prototyping custom agents with Python, and the Antigravity IDE with an agent manager, artifacts, and codebase understanding. It also supports scheduled messages, background subagents, shell commands, browser-in-the-loop agents, and software engineering evaluations.
The developer version is marked as now available at no charge. An organization offering is also listed separately for teams.
Highlights
- Manage multiple local agents in parallel with Antigravity 2.0
- Run coding agents and shell commands from the CLI
- Prototype custom agents with Python using the SDK
- Work in an agentic IDE with artifacts and codebase understanding
- Use browser-in-the-loop agents for repetitive UX development tasks
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