Google Antigravity

Name: Google Antigravity
Brand: Google Antigravity
Price: 100 USD
Availability: InStock

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Monthly price$100/mo

Google's agent-first IDE, forked from VS Code, built for multi-agent orchestration. Spins up a real browser subagent to click through and test the app as it's built, debugging failures it observes directly. Runs Gemini 3 Pro/3.5 Flash alongside Claude Sonnet and GPT-OSS models.

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Paid only

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Best for

developers wanting multi-agent parallel workflows
teams needing live UI verification during builds

Not for

users wanting a stable long-term free tier
teams needing a mature plugin ecosystem

Pros

Multi-agent orchestration for parallel tasks
Browser subagent tests the app live as it's built
Choice of Gemini, Claude, or GPT-OSS models
Cross-platform (Mac, Windows, Linux)
Native voice command support

Cons

Free tier is a preview, not a permanent plan
Daily agent-request quotas have been cut multiple times
Newer product with less community tooling than Cursor/Copilot

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Real-world use cases

Parallel multi-agent feature development
autonomous UI testing and debugging
cross-platform app builds
background scheduled coding tasks

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