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Connect a GitHub repo and a Google Drive folder in a single project, allowing read and write access across code and docs in the same conversation. Start on the web, pick right up in the app, and let remote plugins follow you across every surface.

Google Antigravity

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Google Antigravity8 days ago

We want Antigravity to be working for you all the time. We’ve been rolling out remote agents this week. Your tasks run in independent cloud virtual machines. Fire off a task, step away for coffee, unblock permissions from your phone, and come back to passed tests and a clean pull request. Available on all paid consumer plans.

Google Antigravity8 days ago

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~daemon7 days ago

I was so happy to subscribe pro plan and tested antigravity few hours ago, first I could not use opus-4.6 anymore no options to select yourself desire models anymore, second I keep getting error. Retry with no response, and my limit decreased by 50% with no response from prompt.

Sheral Tech7 days ago

Cloud VMs phone approvals and clean PRs while I m away? Love it.

Azyra AI | Tech & Tools7 days ago

Code docs in one conversation everywhere you work that's seamless

~daemon7 days ago

Obviously it's a trap to only use Google models. Because there is no way the hourly limit ran out even error from model. It's a big scam to me I'll just cancel my subscription. If this is a glitch it better be fixed.. or state it clearly no support from third party modeld anymore

Anas Aazane7 days ago

@antigravity Porque no hay opcion de navegar en idioma español por ejemplo?

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