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Antigravity · Jules
AI Market Atlas · by Pro Pluribus
Google's agent-first IDE and CLI, now with cloud remote agents and voice. Jules is being shut down (read-only from 11 Nov, closes 31 Dec) and folded into Antigravity.
What it offers
Main offerings
- Antigravity IDE and CLI
- Replaced Gemini CLI (18 Jun). Skills, hooks, subagents and an Agent Manager.
- Remote agents · voice
- Cloud-run agents that keep working with your machine off, plus Gemini Live voice control (2.29, 3 Nov).
- Jules (retiring 31 Dec)
- Async GitHub agent; read-only from 11 Nov, closes 31 Dec 2026. Work moves to Antigravity remote agents.
Recent news
- Antigravity 2.29 adds cloud remote agents and Gemini Live voice modeJules-style background cloud execution arrives on all paid consumer plans.Thurrott ↗
- Google is shutting down Jules; its work moves into AntigravityRead-only from 11 Nov, closes 31 Dec, unifying Google's coding agents under Antigravity.TechRadar ↗
- Antigravity built into the Gemini app for macOSArrives with the Gemini 4 Argon rollout; bundling the agent IDE into Gemini widens reach but requires AI Ultra.9to5Google ↗
- Antigravity adds Windows sandboxing, custom agent controls and a documents paneSteady enterprise-hardening releases after the I/O relaunchReleasebot ↗
- Google launches Antigravity 2.0 desktop app, CLI and SDK at I/OGoogle's answer to Claude Code and Codex, built around multi-agent orchestration on Gemini 3.5 FlashTechCrunch ↗
- New $100 AI Ultra tier adds priority Antigravity accessGoogle is pricing to compete with the Claude Max and ChatGPT Pro coding tiersGoogle Antigravity Blog ↗
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