Google Antigravity2.19.1

Coordinate software agents on a Mac through Google Antigravity, using one orchestration layer to organize their activity during development work. It gives developers a place to manage how software agents operate together rather than treating each agent as a separate workflow. The result is a focused environment for coordinating agent-based tasks when development work involves more than one software agent.

Google Antigravity is intended for developers and other technically oriented users who use software agents in their work. Typical uses include arranging agent activity around a development task and supervising interactions between participating agents. Its defined capability is orchestration itself; it does not include separately identified coding, debugging, or project-management functions. That narrow focus keeps the software centered on coordination rather than presenting it as a general development suite.

On macOS 13 Ventura or later, it runs on Apple Silicon hardware with the arm64 architecture. The current version is 2.21.0,6494382996717568, and the software is distributed as freeware. It is categorized as Developer Tools for users seeking developer-oriented software on the Mac platform.