What exactly is Antigravity?
While tools like ChatGPT or Gemini are built for conversation, Antigravity is built for action. It is a specialized environment (based on VS Code) where you can spawn AI agents and give them complex missions.
Why is it called "Antigravity"?
The name hints at the removal of the "friction" (the gravity) that slows down developers and creators. It allows you to "float" above the tedious tasks while the AI handles the heavy lifting.
The 3 Superpowers of Antigravity:
Autonomous Agents: Unlike traditional AI, an Antigravity agent can plan a multi-step project, write the necessary code, open a terminal to run it, and then use a built-in browser to test if it works—all without you clicking a single button.
Artifacts: As the AI works, it creates "Artifacts." These are live documents, screenshots, and logs that show you exactly what the AI is doing in real-time. You can jump in, edit them, or give feedback at any stage.
Multi-Model Support: Although it's a Google product powered by the new Gemini 3, it is surprisingly open. It supports other top-tier models like Claude 4.5 and GPT-OSS, allowing you to choose the best "brain" for your specific task.
Is it only for programmers?
While it’s currently a "developer-first" tool, Antigravity shows us the future of all software. Soon, we won't be "using" apps; we will be "directing" agents to use apps for us. From organizing a complex trip to building a website from scratch, Antigravity is the first step toward Agentic Computing.
TileTechZone Tip: You can try the Public Preview of Antigravity for free right now. It has "generous" usage limits that refresh every 5 hours, making it perfect for hobbyists who want to see the future of AI in action!
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