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Developers who want to supervise several agents at once and review their artifacts instead of babysitting one chat pane.

Why it deserves attention

Antigravity splits work across a manager surface: agents get their own editor and browser, and every task produces artifacts — plans, task lists, screenshots and recordings — so you verify the result rather than trusting a transcript. It ships as four entry points: a desktop App that dispatches local agents in parallel and can archive conversations per project, a fast terminal CLI, a full Agent-native IDE, and extensions that bring the agent into VS Code, JetBrains, Xcode, Eclipse and Zed, plus a Python SDK for custom agents. The individual plan is $0 with unlimited tab completion and command requests on weekly rate limits, with Google AI Pro and Ultra lifting quotas. The caveats: the free tier has weekly caps, a Google account is mandatory, and the agent-first workflow takes getting used to if you are used to plain autocomplete.

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