A developer released AG Supervisor, an open-source Python tool that pairs Google Antigravity with an external reasoning model (Gemini or ChatGPT) so the IDE agent can code autonomously without stalling. It writes initial instructions, synchronizes turns with Antigravity's tools, and uses desktop screenshots to visually verify changes.
A developer using Gemini via a student discount reports a split experience: Google's Antigravity programming workflow and Sparks work well, but Gemini itself behaves inconsistently across Docs, Sheets, and Drive tasks. The post describes capability claims that flip between chats, slow spreadsheet iteration, and unauthorized Drive access.
A developer using Gemini via a student discount reports a split experience: Google's Antigravity programming workflow and Sparks work well, but Gemini itself behaves inconsistently across Docs, Sheets, and Drive tasks. The post describes capability claims that flip between chats, slow spreadsheet iteration, and unauthorized Drive access.
An open-source mobile app that acts as a remote control for Antigravity IDE or CLI, allowing developers to monitor and manage AI coding sessions from anywhere. It uses LLMs to power the coding sessions that it controls, solving the problem of needing to be at a desktop to oversee AI-assisted development.
An open-source mobile app that acts as a remote control for Antigravity IDE or CLI, allowing developers to monitor and manage AI coding sessions from anywhere. It uses LLMs to power the coding sessions that it controls, solving the problem of needing to be at a desktop to oversee AI-assisted development.
Developer Iamemily2050 released Gravitas v1.0.0 (October 2026, MIT license), a free add-on for Google Antigravity that makes its AI agent check what an answer depends on and flag incorrect assumptions while still delivering the requested output. It installs without Python or commands and ships in English, Simplified Chinese, Japanese, and Korean.
Developer Iamemily2050 released Gravitas v1.0.0 (October 2026, MIT license), a free add-on for Google Antigravity that makes its AI agent check what an answer depends on and flag incorrect assumptions while still delivering the requested output. It installs without Python or commands and ships in English, Simplified Chinese, Japanese, and Korean.
CrewCode is a free, open-source Electron desktop app that lets developers run, supervise, and review multiple AI coding agents across git worktrees from one interface. It integrates with various agent tools and provides structured bridges and terminal panes, aiming to streamline the workflow of managing parallel coding tasks.
CrewCode is a free, open-source Electron desktop app that lets developers run, supervise, and review multiple AI coding agents across git worktrees from one interface. It integrates with various agent tools and provides structured bridges and terminal panes, aiming to streamline the workflow of managing parallel coding tasks.
antigravity-vscode is an open-source VS Code extension that provides a native UI for Google's Antigravity CLI agent, modeled after the Claude Code extension. It brings the CLI agent workflow into VS Code, enabling developers to interact with Gemini models directly from their editor. The extension aims to fill the gap left by the unsupported Gemini extension.
antigravity-vscode is an open-source VS Code extension that provides a native UI for Google's Antigravity CLI agent, modeled after the Claude Code extension. It brings the CLI agent workflow into VS Code, enabling developers to interact with Gemini models directly from their editor. The extension aims to fill the gap left by the unsupported Gemini extension.