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I built a Chrome tab organizer that automatically groups and closes unused tabs, an app that can turn any of my drawings into 3D models, and a native Android expense tracker that logs my receipts to a cloud database automatically. All of it with Antigravity 2.0. It planned it. It built it, tested it, and played it back to me. Google Antigravity 2.0 is a standalone desktop app that basically serves as your command center for working with AI agents. If you don't know what an AI agent is, basically, it's a software system that uses AI to pursue goals and complete tasks on your behalf.
You can run multiple agents in parallel across multiple projects, all from one place. Let me walk you through how I built the Chrome tab organizer so you can get a feel for how Antigravity works. I typed what I wanted, and if I'm not sure where to start, I can use /grill-me. The agent interviews me first. So we're aligned before anything gets built. I'll leave a few notes directly on the plan, just like commenting on a dock. Approve it and it gets to work. It pulls directly from Chrome extension APIs, references the relevant documentation, and writes the code.
When it's done, it shows me a full walkthrough, what it built and why. An actual summary I can read and react to. One more thing. I set up a scheduled task to clean up my desktop and downloads folder at the end of every day. An agent asks me which projects I'm working on, which files matter, and what can go. It runs every evening. Organizes everything into the right folders and clears out what I don't need without me touching anything. Now here's where it gets interesting.
You don't even have to wait for one agent to finish. While the tab organizer was building, I asked antigravity to start building a 3D modeling app to teach students about The Pantheon at the same time. One agent is handling tab organization. Another agent is building a custom 3D modeling app. You can run multiple parallel agents for different ideas in tandem. And within one agent, you can also run sub-agents to fulfill the same task so you can be more productive than ever before. Antigravity 2.0 is available now. Antigravity also comes as a CLI, an IDE and an SDK.
Check it out at antigravity.google. Links in the description below. What would you build? Drop your ideas in the comments!
