Antigravity gives you a dedicated space to build with coding agents in the Gemini app for Mac. Let an agent build web apps, design websites, and prototype ideas or games for you right on your Mac. With Antigravity, Gemini helps break down coding projects into actionable steps and guides you through each stage.
What you need
- The latest version of the Gemini app installed on your Mac.
- A personal Google Account, or an eligible work account with access to Gemini enabled.
- Antigravity is available for users over 18 in the Gemini app for Mac in English, in all regions where Antigravity is available.
What you can do with Antigravity
Antigravity expands Gemini's agentic coding capabilities on your Mac. You can use Antigravity to:
- Build with one agent or a whole team of them: Describe what you want to do. Your agent plans and builds it for you. If things get complex, it brings in other agents to help.
- See plans and walkthroughs along the way: Review a step-by-step plan before your agent touches anything. Leave comments directly on the plan, and get a clear walkthrough once your agent checks and finishes its work.
- Give your agent new capabilities: Expand what your agent can do in the Customizations section. Add custom instructions or skills to help you get work done.
- Set the rules, define the boundaries: Agents only work inside the folders you choose and ask permission before making sensitive changes. You can adjust your folder and permission settings anytime in Settings.
Get started with Antigravity in Gemini app for Mac
Follow these steps to access and use Antigravity in the Gemini app for Mac:
- On your Mac, open the Gemini app
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- At the top, click Antigravity
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- Select an existing project or create a new conversation.
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.To learn more, review Antigravity’s Getting Started guide.
Tips:
- To return to your Gemini chat while your agent codes in the background, press Command + Shift + A. You’ll get a notification as soon as your build is ready to review.
- If you already have the Antigravity app installed, sending messages to the same conversation from both apps may cause conflicts.