Antigravity

Google's agent-first IDE: autonomous AI agents across editor, terminal, and browser.

When to use it

• You want an IDE where agents plan, execute, and verify code end-to-end.

• You need artifacts (task lists, implementation plans, screenshots, recordings) for review.

• You want browser integration for autonomous UI testing and web app interaction.

Hands-on

• Prerequisites — macOS 10.15+, Windows 10+, or Linux; 8GB RAM minimum (16GB recommended), 2GB disk.

• Install — antigravity.ai (or official Google Antigravity download). Public preview, free for individuals.

• Models — Gemini 3 Pro, Claude Sonnet 4.5, GPT-OSS; switch per task if needed.

Telegram

Antigravity does not provide a built-in Telegram gateway. For Telegram + AI, use OpenClaw or the custom bot (playgrounds/telegram-ai-bot/).

Quick product recipe

One autonomous task: add an endpoint and a test, then verify in browser (~15 min).

1. Open a small web app or API project in Antigravity.
2. Ask the agent to add a new HTTP endpoint (e.g. GET /health) and a corresponding test.
3. Let the agent run the test and, if you have a UI, verify in the integrated browser.
4. Use the Artifacts Timeline to review what was planned and executed.

No separate playground in this repo; use any small project you already have or create one with Antigravity.