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Google Antigravity 2.13.0 LATEST
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Instead of functioning as a basic code completion tool, Antigravity for macOS embeds multiple intelligent agents capable of autonomously planning, executing, testing, and iterating on complex development tasks across the editor, Terminal, and browser—fully aligned with the macOS development ecosystem.
It was announced and released in public preview in November 2025 alongside Google’s Gemini 3 AI models, with native support for Apple Silicon and Intel-based Macs.
Main Features
Agent-First Architecture: Autonomous AI agents that handle coding workflows end-to-end, from planning and implementation to testing and verification on macOS.
Multi-Model Support: Compatible with Gemini 3 Pro, Claude Sonnet, and open-source GPT-OSS models, allowing developers to switch AI backends seamlessly.
Editor View: A modern IDE interface optimized for macOS, featuring code editors, file navigation, and agent side panels.
Agent Manager View: A centralized dashboard for orchestrating, monitoring, and managing multiple AI agents running in parallel.
Artifacts Generation: Agents generate verifiable outputs such as plans, logs, screenshots, and browser recordings for transparency and auditing.
Integrated Browser and Terminal: Native integration with macOS Terminal environments, allowing agents to run shell commands, test builds, and interact with web apps directly inside the IDE.
Project Automation: High-level natural language prompts are converted into structured task plans and executable code tailored for macOS-based workflows.
User Interface
The user interface of Google Antigravity for Mac combines a familiar macOS-style IDE layout with powerful agent-centric controls.

The Editor view mirrors popular macOS code editors, featuring file explorers, syntax-highlighted code panes, and agent sidebars for commands and status updates.
The Agent Manager view acts as a control center, displaying agents, tasks, workspaces, execution progress, and artifact logs in real time.
Visual outputs such as screenshots and browser session recordings are displayed directly inside the interface, enabling developers to track agent behavior clearly and efficiently.
Installation and Setup
Download Preview Version: Visit the official Antigravity website and download the macOS installer (.dmg).
Install macOS Build: Open the DMG file and drag Antigravity into the Applications folder.
Sign In with Google Account: Log in using your Gmail account to activate AI features.
Configure AI Models: Select preferred AI models from the settings panel.
Grant macOS Permissions: Approve required permissions for Terminal access, browser automation, and file system interaction.
Verify Installation: Open a test project and confirm that agents can execute basic macOS-compatible tasks.

How to Use
- Open the application: Launch Google Antigravity from the Applications folder or Spotlight.
- Create or Open Project: Start a new macOS-based project or open an existing workspace.
- Initiate an Agent: Launch an AI agent from the sidebar or Agent Manager view.
- Define a Task: Provide a high-level instruction such as creating a feature or fixing a bug.
- Review the Plan: Inspect the generated execution plan before approval.
- Execute Tasks: Allow the agent to perform actions across code, Terminal, and browser.
- Verify Artifacts: Review logs, screenshots, and generated outputs.
- Iterate: Provide feedback or refinements to improve results.
What is Google Antigravity for Mac?
It is an AI-powered IDE for macOS that uses autonomous agents to plan and execute development tasks.
How is Antigravity different from traditional AI coding tools?
It autonomously plans, executes, tests, and verifies tasks instead of only suggesting code.
Is Google Antigravity free on macOS?
Yes, it is currently available as a free public preview with usage limits.
Which AI models are supported?
It supports Google Gemini models as well as selected third-party and open-source AI models.
Can agents run Terminal commands on macOS?
Yes, agents can execute macOS Terminal commands and interact with system tools when permission is granted.

Pricing
Google Antigravity for Mac is currently FREE during its public preview phase.
Individual Plan (Public Preview – $0/month)
- Free plan for individual macOS developers and learners.
- Access to advanced agent models including Gemini 3 Pro, Gemini Flash, Claude Sonnet, Claude Opus 4.5, and gpt-oss-120b.
- Unlimited tab completions for continuous coding assistance.
- Unlimited agent command requests.
- Generous weekly rate limits suitable for solo macOS projects.
- Intended for developers using Antigravity as a daily macOS development environment.
- Available through Google AI Pro or AI Ultra subscriptions under Google One.
- Includes all Individual plan features.
- Higher rate limits for frequent and professional usage.
- Ideal for active personal or commercial projects.
- Designed for teams and collaborative macOS-based workflows.
- Available through Google Workspace AI Ultra for Business.
- Includes all Individual plan features.
- Higher and more scalable rate limits for team usage.
- Suitable for organizations adopting AI-assisted development at scale.
macOS 13 Ventura or newer
Apple Silicon (M1, M2, M3) or Intel-based Mac
Stable internet connection
Google account for authentication
PROS
- Fully autonomous task execution
- Agent Manager for parallel workflows
- Transparent artifact and log generation
- Multi-model AI support
- Native macOS experience
- Free public preview
- Integrated testing and automation
- Preview version may contain bugs
- Requires careful permission management
- Agents can execute unintended actions if misconfigured
- Usage limits may apply
- Always-on internet dependency
Google Antigravity for Mac marks a significant leap toward agent-first software development on macOS. By enabling AI agents to autonomously plan, execute, test, and verify tasks, it reshapes how developers build software on Apple platforms.
Although still in preview and requiring caution around stability and security, it delivers a powerful preview of the future of AI-driven IDEs.
For macOS developers eager to explore cutting-edge workflows, it stands out as one of the most ambitious development environments available today.
Also Available: Download Google Antigravity for Windows
What's new in this version:
Fixed:
- an issue that could cause the conversation view to crash when rendering messages with repetitive unclosed HTML tags
- an issue where the model selector could crash if available models failed to load or returned empty groups
- an issue where screen readers dropped rapid status updates or missed repeated notifications like clipboard confirmations. Very long announcements are now shortened at a sentence boundary with a spoken notice
- an issue where denying a tool permission request (for example an MCP tool call) removed the step from the conversation. Denied steps now stay visible with a Rejected label
- an issue where the agent still prompted for permission to read or write artifact files from other projects when file access outside the current project was already allowed
- Removed the usage panel from the model selector for Enterprise and Business accounts, which do not have per-model quotas
- cramped vertical spacing on cards above the chat input, such as queued messages and input notifications
- Turned off browser and operating system autocorrect, spellcheck, and capitalization in folder path and quick picker inputs so path segments are not changed while typing
- an issue where hover cards stayed open after switching windows, moving the cursor outside the window, or dragging items
- an issue where chat autoscroll failed to resume when scrolling near the bottom of a response
- an issue where quoting chat text containing file links or mentions inserted unwanted line breaks into the quoted text
- an issue where the scroll-to-bottom button remained visible when viewing trailing whitespace past the latest message, and resolved tooltip flickering during streaming responses
- Custom sidebar widths in the auxiliary pane are now remembered instead of resetting when switching conversations
- an issue where clicking the copy button on a failed chat turn did nothing instead of copying the error details to the clipboard
- an issue where .ico files displayed as raw binary text in the diff viewer instead of rendering as visual image previews
- layout alignment and spacing in the auxiliary pane so the top-right controls line up with the file header icons below
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