Google Antigravity is Google's development platform for agent-driven software engineering. It includes a desktop IDE with an agent manager and artifacts, a command-line interface, a Python SDK and a desktop application for running several local agents in parallel. Downloads are offered for macOS, Windows and Linux.
Antigravity is provided by Google, which is headquartered in the United States, so the service falls under US jurisdiction, including the CLOUD Act. According to the terms of use, Google stores interactions with the service, such as user data, interaction data and metadata. These are used to evaluate and improve Google products and machine learning, Google employees and contractors may review them, and the use can be switched off in the settings. The terms do not mention GDPR, data processing agreements or data residency. Organisations accessing Antigravity through Gemini Enterprise or Google Cloud are covered by the terms their administrator has agreed with Google instead. Check those terms before using the service with company data.