Antigravity: new AI development environment from Google, capabilities, access, comparison with Cursor. Review Zerocoder.
Google Antigravity is Google's agentic AI IDE with Gemini built in. Below: what it is, what's new, how to use it, pricing, and how it compares to Cursor and Codex.
Antigravity is a code editor with an AI agent that understands your project, writes and edits code, runs commands and checks results. It's powered by Gemini — Google's answer to Cursor-style AI IDEs.
Google iterates fast on Antigravity: the agent mode, repo-wide context and Gemini integration keep improving. Check Google's official announcement for the current feature list — it's a young, fast-moving product.
Antigravity is a desktop app (Windows, macOS, Linux). Download it only from Google's official site. A Google account is required to sign in. Avoid third-party "cracked" builds — they put your code and data at risk.
Basic agent access is free with limits; higher limits and models come with paid plans (Pro/Ultra, tied to a Google AI subscription). Verify current pricing with Google — it changes.
Antigravity is Google's bet on agentic development with Gemini; Cursor is a mature AI editor with multi-model support; Codex is OpenAI's agent. The right pick depends on your ecosystem. For text, image and code generation without installing an IDE, you can use Zerocoder in the browser.
What is Antigravity? Google's AI IDE with a Gemini-powered agent.
Is it free? There's a free tier with limits; advanced use is paid.
Which OSes? Windows, macOS, Linux.
How is it different from Cursor? Antigravity is tied to Gemini and Google's agent workflow; Cursor supports multiple models.