Google updates Antigravity with Remote Agents and Voice Mode

Google has released version 2.29 of Antigravity, its agentic development platform for Mac, Windows, and Linux. The update introduces several major features, most notably Remote Agents and a new Voice Mode.

Remote Agents allow users to create projects in the cloud using GitHub repositories or Google Drive folders. These agents run in isolated cloud virtual machines, allowing tasks to continue even after a user closes their laptop. This feature is being rolled out to paid Google AI Pro and Ultra subscribers.

The new Voice Mode is powered by Gemini Live, enabling users to interact with the platform via voice commands. Users can choose from various voice options and adjust playback speeds between 0.75x and 2x.

Other updates include a redesigned conversation interface with a bottom-aligned prompt box, a new Onyx theme, and the Google Sans font. The Automations page has been reorganized to categorize tasks into Scheduled, Always on, and Paused lists. Additionally, the built-in browser now features improved download management, and the platform now includes a native Jupyter Viewer for .ipynb files.