Google is introducing Google Antigravity, a new agentic development platform designed to transform how developers work with AI. Built to showcase the capabilities of Gemini 3, the platform enables developers to operate at a higher, task-oriented level by orchestrating intelligent agents across multiple workspaces, all while maintaining a familiar AI-powered IDE experience. With Google Antigravity, developers can act as architects, delegating complex software tasks to autonomous agents that work across the code editor, terminal, and web browser. These agents handle planning, execution, and communication, delivering detailed artifacts that keep developers informed and in control. The result is a significantly faster development workflow, streamlining everything from feature implementation and UI refinement to bug fixing, research, and report generation. The platform is now available as a public preview at no cost, supporting MacOS, Windows, and Linux. Developers can visit the Google Antigravity website to download and begin exploring its capabilities. By integrating advanced AI agents into the development lifecycle, Google aims to empower engineers to focus on high-level design and strategy, while AI handles the execution of intricate, multi-step tasks.