I just tested the Google Anti-Gravity IDE — and it’s absolutely insane.
Watch the video tutorial below.
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What Is Google Anti-Gravity IDE?
The Google Anti-Gravity IDE just dropped — and developers are losing it.
This isn’t another code editor.
This isn’t another AI assistant.
It’s a full-blown agent-first IDE — powered by Gemini 3 Pro, Google’s most advanced AI model.
That means you’re not coding alone anymore.
You’re managing intelligent AI agents that plan, write, test, and debug your entire project automatically.
The future of coding just arrived.
Why It’s a Big Deal
Every other AI coding tool gives suggestions.
Google Anti-Gravity IDE actually does the work.
You tell it what to build.
It figures out how to build it.
Then it builds it for you.
This is a complete shift from AI that helps developers to AI that is the developer.
If you’ve ever used tools like Cursor or Copilot, you’ll understand how different this is.
They autocomplete.
Anti-Gravity executes.
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How Google Anti-Gravity IDE Works
There are two main parts:
1. Editor View – looks like VS Code.
You’ve got your standard code editor, task list, and side panel.
2. Manager View – the real magic.
This is mission control for your AI agents.
Here you can:
- Spawn multiple agents.
- Watch them code in real time.
- See exactly what each agent is doing.
It’s like having a team of developers — except they never get tired.
Multi-Agent Power
Each agent in Google Anti-Gravity IDE has full access to:
- The code editor
- The terminal
- A web browser
So you can literally type:
“Build me a login form.”
The agent will:
- Write the code
- Run the dev server
- Open the browser
- Click through your form
- Take screenshots
- Verify that it works
All automatically.
Meanwhile, another agent can write tests.
Another can fix bugs.
Another can optimize performance.
Multiple AI agents, all working together.
Artifacts: Your New Source of Truth
Every task your agent completes is logged as an artifact — a full trail of what it planned, built, and tested.
You’ll see task lists, screenshots, implementation plans, and browser recordings — everything.
No black box. No mystery.
You can even leave comments on these artifacts like you would in Google Docs.
If something looks off, the agent adjusts and rebuilds.
It’s human + AI collaboration at its best.
The Memory That Changes Everything
Here’s the next-level feature: memory.
Agents remember your past tasks, preferred code style, and previous feedback.
So if you tell it to “build another dashboard like last week,” it already knows your structure, naming, and layout preferences.
Every project you run trains the agents to work more like you.
That’s where the compounding effect kicks in — every task gets faster, smarter, and more accurate.
Setting It Up
Getting started with the Google Anti-Gravity IDE is simple:
- Download it (Windows, Mac, Linux supported).
- Make sure you’ve got at least 8 GB RAM — 16 GB recommended.
- Launch the app and create a new agent.
- Give it a natural-language task.
Example:
“Build a simple to-do app.”
The agent will plan, code, test, and show you the finished project — complete with screenshots and reports.
You can watch it work in real time or just check back later.
And if you need scale?
You can run multiple agents simultaneously — each handling a different task.
That’s full automation.
Real-World Example
I asked Google Anti-Gravity IDE to build a to-do app from scratch.
Within minutes:
- One agent created the UI.
- One agent built the backend.
- One agent wrote the tests.
- One agent verified everything worked.
By the time I got back from coffee, it was done.
If you’ve ever led a dev team, you know how insane that is.
Comparing It to Cursor and Copilot
Cursor helps you write faster.
Copilot predicts what you’ll type next.
But Google Anti-Gravity IDE actually does the job.
It doesn’t just generate snippets — it manages your entire development workflow.
You can assign tasks like:
“Fix the bug in login.js”
“Add dark mode support.”
And the agent does it.
No manual debugging. No context switching.
The Drawbacks (For Now)
Let’s be real. It’s not perfect.
Because Google Anti-Gravity IDE is still in public preview, you might see:
- Occasional crashes
- Rate limits (on heavy projects)
- Login issues on Mac
- Lost work if you skip Git integration
These bugs will get fixed — but you need to use version control.
Use Git. Back everything up.
Always review the agent’s output.
Even AI developers make mistakes.
The Bigger Picture
We’re moving from “AI helps developers” to “AI is developers.”
Think about it — you’re no longer typing line by line.
You’re managing a fleet of agents that do the heavy lifting for you.
That frees you up to focus on the creative stuff:
architecture, user experience, and strategy.
That’s what makes this so exciting.
Browser Integration Is a Game Changer
Most AI tools can’t see your app.
But Google Anti-Gravity IDE agents can actually open a browser, click buttons, fill forms, and verify functionality.
That’s wild.
This means your AI agents don’t just guess if code works — they test it for real.
Combined with artifacts and memory, it creates a transparent and trustworthy development loop.
The Future of AI Development
Expect this to evolve fast:
- More models (Claude 4.5, GPT OSS, and more)
- Deeper memory systems
- Multi-agent collaboration at scale
- Integrated testing and deployment
Soon, “writing code” will mean something totally different.
Developers won’t be typing — they’ll be directing.
What It Means for Developers
Let’s get real. Is this going to replace developers?
No — but it’s going to change what being a developer means.
Instead of spending hours on repetitive tasks, you’ll manage AI agents, review results, and make creative decisions.
It’s like moving from being a worker to a manager of machines that build your ideas.
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What You Still Need to Do
Even with Google Anti-Gravity IDE:
- Use Git for version control
- Review code before shipping
- Test everything manually once in a while
- Expect bugs in preview mode
AI is fast — but you’re still responsible for the results.
Why This Matters for Your Business
If you own a startup, run an agency, or build software for clients, speed is everything.
With Google Anti-Gravity IDE, you can build MVPs 10× faster, test new features instantly, and ship code without hiring a huge team.
That means you can go from idea to product in days — not months.
And when you combine that with the automations inside the AI Profit Boardroom, you get a complete growth engine.
How to Try It Today
- Go to the official Anti-Gravity IDE page on Google.
- Download the installer.
- Run it and set up your first agent.
- Type your task in plain English.
- Watch the AI team build your project.
And don’t forget to save and commit your work to Git.
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Human + AI = Unstoppable
AI does the heavy lifting.
You bring the vision.
That’s the new game.
Inside the AI Profit Boardroom, you’ll see how we’re using tools like Google Anti-Gravity IDE to automate everything — from content to sales systems to web builds.
We use AI for execution, humans for judgment.
That’s how you scale without losing quality.
Final Thoughts
The Google Anti-Gravity IDE isn’t just a new tool — it’s a new era.
We’ve moved from typing code to managing AI that writes, tests, and deploys it for us.
If you want to stay ahead, you need to understand these systems and integrate them into your workflow now.
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FAQs About Google Anti-Gravity IDE
Q: What is Google Anti-Gravity IDE?
It’s an agent-first development environment that lets AI agents write, test, and verify code automatically.
Q: Is Google Anti-Gravity IDE free?
Yes, it’s currently in public preview — you can download and try it for free.
Q: What makes it different from Copilot or Cursor?
Those suggest code. Anti-Gravity builds entire projects.
Q: Do I still need to know how to code?
Yes. You still need to review and verify the AI’s work.
Q: Can I use this for client projects?
Yes, but keep backups and don’t use it for mission-critical production yet.
