Google Antigravity
Run and monitor several coding agents at once in an IDE
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Google Antigravity is an agent-first development environment that lets a developer launch several coding agents at once and watch them work in parallel. Each agent operates across the editor, the terminal, and a live browser, so it can write code, run it, and check the result on its own.
Agents report progress through artifacts, screenshots, task lists, and recordings, so the developer reviews outcomes rather than watching every keystroke. It is powered by Google's Gemini models and built on a VS Code base.
Antigravity targets engineers who want to delegate whole tasks, such as building a feature or fixing a bug, and supervise multiple efforts from one place. It is free during the public preview.
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Why we picked it
Antigravity made the list for how agents report back — artifacts, screenshots, and recordings of what each one did, not just a text log. Worth naming specifically because trusting several parallel agents requires actually being able to verify their work fast.
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