Google Antigravity

Google Antigravity is an agent-first development platform that reimagines the IDE for the agentic era. It shifts your role from coder to orchestrator, managing multiple autonomous AI agents that work synchronously across your code, browser, and terminal.

What Google Antigravity does:

• •Multi-Agent Orchestration Use the Mission Control Manager view to spawn, orchestrate, and monitor multiple autonomous agents working on different parts of your project.
• •Chain-of-Agent Workflows Design complex, multi-step workflows where agents hand off tasks to each other, automating entire development sequences.
• •Browser-in-the-Loop Automation Deploy agents that perform real-world actions in your browser, like testing UI flows, filling forms, or scraping data, without writing scripts.
• •MCP Support Fully compatible with the Model Context Protocol, allowing smooth integration with AI workflows.
• •Ghost Commit Utility Agents can generate and stage Git commits for your review, streamlining version control within your agentic workflow.
• •Customizable Skills Library Build and reuse prompt logic libraries so your agents can perform specific, complex tasks without starting from scratch each time.

Limitations:

• •Quota cuts of up to 97% in January 2026 — users reported their weekly token allowances were slashed dramatically after the preview period ended. Some went from 300M+ input tokens per week to under 9M with no advance warning, effectively crippling active projects overnight.
• •Pricing is opaque — credits aren't clearly defined — Google has not published a clear explanation of what one credit buys inside Antigravity. This makes it impossible to budget accurately before starting a project.
• •Performance degraded after the preview period — multiple users report the tool began hallucinating more, using shorter effective context windows, and appearing to quietly route to cheaper underlying models after an initial strong period.
• •Context window fills fast and then slows the whole session — Antigravity stores full conversation history to maintain project state, but this grows quickly and consumes significant compute. Long sessions become noticeably slower and less accurate as context accumulates.
• •Not stable enough as your only development tool — community consensus in early 2026 is that Antigravity is best for rapid prototyping alongside a more stable primary tool. It is not yet reliable enough to replace your main development environment for professional work.

Pricing:

• •Individual plan Free with generous weekly rate limits for core agentic features.
• •Developer plan Requires Google One AI Pro or Ultra subscription, offering advanced orchestration and higher usage limits.
• •Organization plan Coming soon via Google Cloud for enterprise-scale deployment and management.