Best for: Developers wanting multi-agent, multi-model orchestration in one IDE, Teams needing auditable agent activity for compliance or sensitive code, Existing VS Code users comfortable supervising autonomous agents
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Google Antigravity is an agent-first development platform, built on VS Code, where an Agent Manager orchestrates multiple AI agents working in parallel across an editor, terminal, and controlled browser. It lets you assign different models to different agents (Gemini 3 Pro and Flash, Claude Sonnet 4.6, Claude Opus 4.6, and GPT-OSS-120B) within one workflow, and every run produces auditable artifacts like task lists, plans, terminal logs, and browser recordings. It is aimed at developers who want to delegate and supervise multi-step coding work rather than write every line themselves.
Best for: Developers wanting multi-agent, multi-model orchestration in one IDE • Teams needing auditable agent activity for compliance or sensitive code • Existing VS Code users comfortable supervising autonomous agents • Cost-tolerant early adopters who can absorb a shifting credit/quota system
| Plan | Details |
|---|---|
| Free | Free public-preview tier via a Google account, no API key or card required. Rate-limited access that historically refreshed about every 5 hours up to a weekly ceiling; free request caps were cut sharply to roughly 20 requests/day by March 2026. |
| Starter | Free (public preview): $0/mo |
| Pro | Google AI Pro: $20/mo |
Also: Google AI Ultra: ~$200-250/mo — Antigravity itself is a free download gated behind a Google account; higher quotas come via Google AI Pro/Ultra subscriptions plus credit top-ups (e.g., 2,500 credits for $25). Pricing has been volatile: a March 2026 restructure moved to a credit system and Ultra has been reported at both ~$250 and ~$200/mo across the transition. Credit values are not clearly documented. [Partially unverified - preview pricing in flux]. Verified 2026-06-08.
Use cheaper/faster models (Gemini Flash) for routine agent steps and reserve Opus/Gemini 3 Pro for hard reasoning to conserve credits
Lean on the artifacts (plans, logs, recordings) to review agent actions before accepting changes, especially on important repos
Treat the free tier as a trial, not a daily driver, given the steep request caps after the March 2026 cuts
Run independent agents in parallel via the Agent Manager for tasks with no shared state to save wall-clock time
Best for: Developers wanting multi-agent, multi-model orchestration in one IDE • Teams needing auditable agent activity for compliance or sensitive code • Existing VS Code users comfortable supervising autonomous agents • Cost-tolerant early adopters who can absorb a shifting credit/quota system
Google Antigravity is a freemium AI tool best suited for Developers wanting multi-agent, multi-model orchestration in one IDE, Teams needing auditable agent activity for compliance or sensitive code.
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