At the 2026 IO developer conference, Google introduced Antigravity 2.0, a significant upgrade to its agentic coding platform designed to compete with industry-leading tools like Cursor. The latest iteration brings a robust desktop application, a new command line interface (CLI), and a comprehensive SDK, allowing developers to orchestrate complex, multi-agent workflows that run seamlessly in the background.

The platform’s performance is bolstered by the new Gemini 3.5 Flash model, which was built using Antigravity itself. Beyond the desktop experience, Google is expanding accessibility through native voice command integration and a dedicated CLI tool, encouraging developers to move away from legacy interfaces. For enterprise needs, a new SDK enables custom agent development, with Google Cloud integration and specialized templates now available within AI Studio to streamline project deployment.

Google is also integrating Antigravity’s capabilities directly into its consumer search experience. Users can now generate real-time, interactive mini-apps while researching topics, effectively turning search results into functional coding environments. To support these expanded capabilities, the company has restructured its pricing tiers, introducing a $100 AI Ultra plan and lowering the cost of its top-tier subscription to $200, aiming to provide more flexible usage limits for power users and developers alike.