Google on Thursday announced the integration of Antigravity’s autonomous coding agents into its Gemini Enterprise platform, bundling the tools under existing Standard and Plus licenses for eligible customers.
The Antigravity agentic coding tool, including its latest 2.0 iteration, will be available immediately to enterprise clients using Gemini Enterprise Standard and Plus. The move enables IT and engineering teams to deploy agentic capabilities across organizations without separate add-on licenses, according to the company.
Antigravity’s agents can autonomously research codebases, execute local builds, control browsers, and perform end-to-end tasks, according to Google. The integration includes new IDE extensions, a command-line interface, the Antigravity 2.0 app, documentation, and an Enterprise Setup Guide to streamline deployment.
Administrators gain expanded control features, including workspace sandboxing, browser permission restrictions, monthly budget thresholds via Google Cloud Billing, and audit logging. Workforce Identity Federation and Application Default Credentials support allow engineers to authenticate using existing enterprise identity systems.
The collaboration follows AirAsia’s engineering teams using Antigravity to generate over 50% of their production QA code, demonstrating the tool’s enterprise adoption. Google highlighted the partnership during its Google I/O event, framing the integration as part of broader efforts to embed agentic workflows into enterprise software development.
The bundled offering is available to current Gemini Enterprise customers starting Thursday.
