
Install Antigravity 2.0 as a standalone desktop app, log in with Google, set theme, explore plugins and built-in actions like goal, schedule, and browser, and learn about sub-agents and scheduling.
Explore the initial Google Antigravity setup by selecting setup flow and theme, configuring terminal execution policy, review policy, and JavaScript execution policy, and adjusting editor options, extensions, and sign in.
Explore the six artifacts: task lists, implementation plans, walkthroughs, screenshots, browser recordings, and knowledge items, and see how they guide planning, execution, and learning your code base.
Learn how to use the agent manager panel to orchestrate multiple workspaces, run parallel conversations, view diffs, and open files in an IDE, including planning and artifacts management.
The whole workflow:
1. Create a new Worktree
git worktree add -b my-feature-branch
Example:
# git worktree add ../my-feature-branch -b my-feature-branch
2. Commit the changes to the new branch
git add
git commit -m "this is the commit message"
3. Push the commit to remote branch
git push -u origin my-feature-branch
# This pushes my-feature-branch to your remote (GitHub, GitLab, etc.)
4. Create a PR and Merge the first worktree
5. Pull the new "main" to another worktree
git fetch origin
# Fetches all branches from the remote
git rebase origin/main
# Puts your commits on top of the latest main
Learn to turn Google Stitch design into a working website with Google Antigravity, connect via MCP, and deploy with agent skills and Stitch loop.
Google antigravity updates introduce Gemini 3.1 Pro high and low models for planning and simple tasks. Learn about quota visibility, terminal integration options, and artifact downloads from the chat UI.
Install Gemini Conductor, a Gemini cli extension that uses context-driven development to reduce hallucinations and guide code generation in large brownfield projects.
Turn a Google Stitch design into a real app by following design, plan, implement, backend, and deployment steps, using open source components and clear frontend-backend data flow.
This course is a hands-on, practical deep dive into Google Antigravity, built specifically for software developers who want to stop experimenting blindly and start working productively with AI Coding Agents inside a real IDE.
You will not just learn what buttons to click. You will learn how Google Antigravity actually fits into real development workflows, how AI Coding Agents plan and execute tasks, and how to use them to build maintainable, production-ready applications you would be confident shipping to users.
What you get in this course:
Master Google Antigravity IDE and Agents Panel
Lifetime access with continuous Google Antigravity updates
Build a real project using Google Antigravity
Improve daily productivity with Antigravity workflows
Master chat, modes, models, and artifacts in Antigravity
Use Agents inside Google Antigravity effectively
Navigate the Google Antigravity IDE and workspace structure
Use skills and rules for maintainable projects
Install and configure Google Antigravity on macOS and Windows
Choose the right models for planning and execution
Write better prompts for AI Coding Agents
Understand Model Context Protocol and when to use it
Plan features before writing production code
Set up Google Antigravity for existing projects
Start new projects with Google Antigravity correctly
Avoid common risks when using MCP