Build & automate with Antigravity on Googlebook

Antigravity is Google’s agent-assisted development platform. With Antigravity on Googlebook, you can use AI agents to autonomously plan and execute complex, end-to-end software tasks, create custom apps and tools, and automate workflows. Antigravity is currently in Beta and comes pre-installed on your Googlebook. Use of Antigravity is subject to the Google Antigravity Additional Terms of Service.

With Antigravity, you can set up agent workflows that:

Create personal apps to use on your Googlebook.
Run system commands.
Read or write files.
Search the web.
Connect to external tools with skills and MCP servers.
Manage subagents.
Create artifacts or implementation plans.

Check requirements

To use Antigravity, you must:

Be 18 years old or above.
Sign in to your Google Account on the Antigravity app.
- If you use a work Google Account, your organization’s IT admin might restrict access to Antigravity. Learn more about Antigravity in Gemini Enterprise.
Have a Google AI plan subscription.
- To check your tier's AI credit allocation, you can visit Google Antigravity Plans.
- Learn how to Manage your AI credits with Google One.
Ensure Antigravity is available in your country and region. Learn more about Antigravity availability.
Install the Terminal app on your device. Learn how to use the Terminal app on your Googlebook.

Understand AI safety & risks

Antigravity is an experimental feature in Beta. As we continuously work to improve it, your supervision is important to help prevent unintended and potentially harmful actions.

Antigravity helps provide context on agentic work at a more natural task-level. However, it's important to be aware of some possible risks. Remember that AI can make mistakes and do unexpected things.

Antigravity includes built-in safeguards like feedback confirmation, prohibited task recognition, and change reviews to help reduce AI risks. To help protect sensitive data and keep your projects secure, establish clear agent instructions, use verification loops, and actively supervise agent activity. For additional guidelines, review the Best practices for working with Antigravity.

Install Antigravity

Antigravity comes pre-installed on supported Googlebook models. If you need to reinstall or manually set up the application, follow these steps:

Open the Google Play Store .
Search for Google Antigravity .
Select Install.

Enable or disable sharing with Google

To help improve Antigravity and related Google technologies, you can choose to share information about how you use Antigravity and how it’s working. You can update this permission at any time through the app settings.

Open the Antigravity app on your Googlebook.
Select Settings select your avatar with your name and Google Account.
To enable or stop sharing telemetry, turn Enable Telemetry on or off.

Set up Antigravity

Important: When you use Antigravity, it automatically opens the Terminal app. Keep the Terminal app open when using Antigravity for it to work correctly. If you have not set up the Terminal app when you first use Antigravity, the onboarding steps will walk you through how to set up the Terminal app. Learn how to Use the Terminal app on Googlebook.

The first time you open Antigravity, you have to set it up.

On your Googlebook, open the Antigravity app select Get Started.
Complete the checklist of onboarding tasks:
1. Notifications: Choose your notification preferences.
2. Setup Terminal: Setup the Terminal app and authorize its use through the onscreen steps.
3. Create an app directory: Select a dedicated folder to create an app directory and allow Antigravity access to the folder.
4. Start Antigravity Service: Sign in to your Google Account to start the Antigravity service.
Follow the onscreen steps to:
1. Review the Security Notice & Data Use.
2. Choose your preferred visual theme.
3. Choose any Build with Google plugins you want to use.
  - Select the Android plugin to build apps for your Googlebook.
Select Finish.

Create and manage projects with Antigravity

Important: When you use Antigravity, it automatically opens the Terminal app. Keep the Terminal app open when using Antigravity for it to work correctly.

Create projects to organize your AI agents, tasks, and related resources. You can also create apps with Antigravity. Each project can contain multiple agents and applications.

Create a new project

Antigravity projects are stored locally in the specific folder you select on your Googlebook when creating a new project. Each project directory contains its associated agent configurations, task logs, and local application files.

On your Googlebook, open the Antigravity app .
Select Create New Project .
Locate the folder on your Googlebook’s local internal storage that you want to use to save the files related to the project.
- Or, to make a new folder, select More New folder.
Select Use this folder.
When prompted, grant both the Antigravity app and Terminal apps access to the folder.
In the text box, enter your prompt.
Select Send message .

Start or continue conversations in a project

To start a new conversation in a project:

You can start a new conversation in a project in two ways.

Option 1: From the prompt box
1. Enter your instructions in the prompt box and select Send message .
2. (Optional): To direct your conversation toward a specific project, select the Project dropdown above the prompt box and choose an existing project.
Option 2: From the left panel
1. Hover over the project name on the left panel and select New conversation .
2. Enter your instructions in the project box and select Send message .

To continue an existing conversation in a project:

On the left panel, select the relevant conversation session from the project sidebar to open the conversation in the main window.
Enter your instructions in the prompt box and select Send message to continue working on a previous conversation.

Stop an agent

To stop an agent while it is running a task, select Stop in the prompt box.

You can send a follow-up message at any time to resume or redirect the task.

Tip: To stop all Antigravity agents from running in the background, close the app.

Delete a project

Hover over the project name in the left panel.
Select More .
Select Project Settings.
Scroll down and select Delete Project.

Create an app with Antigravity

After you create a project, you can use agents to create a custom app to use on your Googlebook. You can work in natural language with Antigravity.

In the text box, enter your prompt or instructions to dispatch an agent.
- For example, to create a calculator app to run on your Googlebook, enter: Create a simple Android calculator app for this device.
- Or, to dictate your prompt with natural speech, you can select Mic .
  - To stop voice transcription, select Mic again.
Select Send message .
Wait for the app setup to complete.
- You can send additional prompts with natural language to further refine and tailor your app.
The folder containing the app will open.
Double-click the icon of the APK to initiate the installation of the app.
Follow the on-screen prompts to continue the installation of the app.
Once done, to launch your created app, select Open.

Tips:

Apps created through Antigravity are sent to Google Play Protect, which scans the app to help protect against potentially harmful app installs. Learn more about Google Play Protect.
Once an app is installed, you can also view and launch all your Antigravity-created apps directly inside Antigravity. To do so, select Generated Apps from the sidebar.

Provide feedback on Antigravity

You can submit feedback directly in the Antigravity app by selecting Settings and then Provide Feedback.

For additional questions and support, review the Antigravity FAQ or contact [email protected].