Coding agent · IDE / CLI (Google)

Antigravity

Quick answer: Google’s agent-first IDE/CLI with Artifacts and Manager view — the individual successor after Gemini Code Assist / Gemini CLI sunsets.

Best for

Google’s agent-first IDE/CLI with Artifacts and Manager view — the individual successor after Gemini Code Assist / Gemini CLI sunsets.

Skip if

You want to avoid Google ecosystem coupling or need a mature third-party plugin market.

Who it fits

  • Google’s agent-first IDE/CLI with Artifacts and Manager view — the individual successor after Gemini Code Assist / Gemini CLI sunsets.
  • People who prefer a dedicated desktop coding surface
  • Terminal-first engineers who live in the shell and git

Pros

Agent-first platform with verifiable Artifacts deliverables; Manager view for parallel agent execution; desktop IDE and Antigravity CLI.

Cons

Replaced Gemini CLI and Code Assist IDE extensions for individuals (sunset completed June 18, 2026); Google ecosystem coupling; still maturing.

Facts

Locality:
Local-first
Surfaces:
Desktop, CLI
Maturity:
General availability
Free tier:
Free option available

Agent standards & memory

AGENTS.md: SupportedSKILL.md: Full SupportRules / memory: Mission Control; shared agent harness with Antigravity CLI.Free for individual developers; paid org plans available.

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