Google Antigravity 2.0
Users interact with powerful agents both synchronously and asynchronously, and there is no IDE. While it retains many of the core principles of the Antigravity IDE’s Agent Manager surface, it is a completely separate desktop application. It is available to enterprises, powered by the latest Gemini models, and orchestrates agents capable of completing complex tasks.Let us walk through the high level of the new features and capabilities.
- ▪Users interact with powerful agents both synchronously and asynchronously, and there is no IDE.
- ▪While it retains many of the core principles of the Antigravity IDE’s Agent Manager surface, it is a completely separate desktop application.
- ▪It is available to enterprises, powered by the latest Gemini models, and orchestrates agents capable of completing complex tasks.Let us walk through the high level of the new features and capabilities.
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