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In Antigravity, we’ve reimagined how you collaborate with Agents using Artifacts. Artifacts go beyond text. They are dynamic intermediates to communicate agentic progress like screen recordings, diagrams, or markdown. And you can leave feedback right on the artifact itself.

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