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Google Antigravity Review 2026: Google's AI-Native IDE

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Review of Google Antigravity, a full AI-native IDE with deep Gemini integration and up to 2M token context. Free during preview.

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What Is Google Antigravity?

Google Antigravity is an AI-native code editor built by Google. Rather than adding AI to an existing editor, Antigravity was designed from the ground up with Gemini embedded into every layer — completions, chat, inline editing, multi-file refactoring, and agentic coding. It launched in late 2025 and remains in public preview.

What Sets It Apart

Antigravity’s defining feature is how deeply Gemini is woven into the editing experience. Built on a heavily modified fork of Visual Studio Code, it offers a familiar interface but prioritizes agent management as the primary interaction model. Completions, chat, terminal commands, and multi-file edits all flow through a unified Gemini integration that third-party plugins cannot match.

The context window is one of the largest available in any IDE, supporting up to 2M tokens. For developers working on large codebases, this means Antigravity can reason about significantly more code at once than most competitors, reducing the need to manually scope context.

Platform support is notably broad: macOS, Windows, Linux, and ChromeOS. The ChromeOS support in particular reflects Google’s ambition to make this accessible on lightweight hardware. Built-in Google Cloud integration (Cloud Run, Cloud Build, Firestore) also makes it a natural fit for teams already in that ecosystem.

The trade-off is clear: Antigravity is still in preview, and its extension ecosystem is far smaller than what VS Code forks offer. Developers who depend on specific VS Code extensions may find the transition difficult. Model choice is also limited — Gemini and Claude are available, but the experience is optimized around Gemini.

Who It’s For

  • Developers in the Google Cloud ecosystem who want a tightly integrated IDE
  • Anyone who wants a true AI-native editor rather than an AI-augmented fork of VS Code
  • Teams that value large context windows for working with big codebases
  • Developers should look elsewhere if they rely heavily on VS Code extensions or need broad model choice

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Key Features

✓ Code completions
✓ AI chat
✓ Agentic mode
✓ Multi-file editing
✓ Terminal commands
✓ Test generation
✓ Debugging
✓ Code review
✓ Git integration

Supported Models

Gemini model family

Gemini 3.5 Flash Gemini 3.1 Pro Gemini 3 Flash Claude Sonnet 4.6 Claude Opus 4.6 gpt-oss-120b

Google Antigravity Pricing

Individual

Free

$0 with basic weekly rate limits

  • ✓ Basic weekly rate limits
  • ✓ Unlimited Tab completions
  • ✓ Unlimited Command requests
  • ✓ Access to supported agent models
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Google AI Pro

$19.99 /mo

$19.99/mo via Google AI Pro with higher rate limits and an overage credit pool.

  • ✓ Higher rate limits
  • ✓ Flexible AI credit pool
  • ✓ Everything in Individual

Google AI Ultra 5x

$99.99 /mo

$99.99/mo with five times the Antigravity capacity of Google AI Pro

  • ✓ 5x Google AI Pro capacity
  • ✓ Flexible AI credit overage pool
  • ✓ Priority access to new models
  • ✓ Everything in Google AI Pro

Google AI Ultra 20x

$199.99 /mo

$199.99/mo with twenty times the Antigravity capacity of Google AI Pro

  • ✓ 20x Google AI Pro capacity
  • ✓ Flexible AI credit overage pool
  • ✓ Highest Antigravity subscription limits
  • ✓ Everything in Google AI Pro

Google Antigravity is included in the Google AI subscription, which also covers 3 other tools.

Billing: Free individual tier; Google AI subscriptions with optional overage credits Verified Aug 21, 2026. Official pricing →

Plans, features, and usage limits may change. Always check Google Antigravity's official pricing for the latest details.

Confirmed Features

✓ Agentic Mode
✓ Multi-File Editing
✓ Terminal Commands
✓ Git Integration

Platform Support

Platforms: macOS, Windows, Linux, ChromeOS

IDEs: Google Antigravity (standalone)

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