Big Google Antigravity update brings Remote Agents, Voice Mode, and redesign

Google has recently released an extensive update to its Antigravity platform, promising a fresh look, new features, and improved functionality. Version 2.29 of the agentic development tool for Mac, Windows, and Linux introduces a redesigned conversation page, featuring the prompt box relocated to the bottom of the screen, accompanied by a welcoming message at the top, reminiscent of the Gemini app.

The platform has adopted a Google Sans font and an Onyx theme to enhance the user experience. A notable addition is the introduction of Single-repo projects, which now combine branch and Git worktree selection into a single menu, while the agent picker has been moved inside the model menu.

The much-anticipated Voice Mode, powered by Gemini Live, allows users to converse with Antigravity and hand requests to the agent through voice commands. Users can select from various voice options and adjust the speaking speed between 0.75x and 2x.

The most significant update in this version is the rollout of Remote Agents in the cloud for paid Google AI Pro and Ultra subscribers. Users can create a remote project in the cloud using a GitHub repo or Google Drive folder, enabling the isolated environment to function even when the device is turned off. Remote agents can be managed from the antigravity.google.com/remote interface on one's smartphone.

More details about the release can be found on 9to5Google's YouTube channel.