The short version
● Version Antigravity v2.29, rolling out from the week of 6 November.
● Remote Agents Cloud agents that keep running with the laptop shut.
● Voice Mode Powered by Gemini Live, 0.75x to 2x playback.
● Tiers Remote Agents need Google AI Pro or Ultra.
Google's Antigravity v2.29 adds Remote Agents, cloud-run agents that keep working after you close the laptop. You create a remote project from a GitHub repo or a Google Drive folder, and check on it from a phone at antigravity.google.com/remote. The feature is limited to paid Google AI Pro and Ultra subscribers.
Voice Mode sits beside the existing microphone and runs on Gemini Live, with a choice of voices and playback from 0.75x to 2x, so requests can be handed to the agent by speaking rather than typing. The release also reorganises the interface: the prompt box moved to the bottom of the conversation, branch and worktree selection merged into one menu, and the agent picker moved into the model menu.
Smaller changes round it out, including a reworked Automations page, customisable keyboard shortcuts and faster cold starts. It ships on Mac, Windows and Linux. Yesterday's orchestrator and model routing story covers how Antigravity picks which Gemini model runs a given task, and Gemini is listed in the directory.
FAQ
What are Antigravity Remote Agents?
Cloud-based agents that keep running when your machine is closed. You start them from a GitHub repo or Google Drive folder and monitor them from antigravity.google.com/remote.
Do Remote Agents cost extra?
They require a paid Google AI Pro or Ultra subscription.
What powers Voice Mode?
Gemini Live, with several voice options and playback speed from 0.75x to 2x.
Which platforms get v2.29?
Mac, Windows and Linux.