Google is widening access to Antigravity, giving enterprise developers more ways to use its coding agents without creating another layer of licenses and billing.
Antigravity is now included with eligible Gemini Enterprise Standard, Plus and Standard Emerging Market subscriptions. Admin teams can manage access, spending, security policies and usage from the Gemini Enterprise console.
Developers also get more choice. New extensions work with VS Code, while support for Visual Studio, JetBrains and Zed is available in preview. Antigravity 2.0 and its CLI remain part of the setup too.
Google has added pooled token quotas, project-level spending caps, optional paid overages and central usage tracking. Audit logs and workspace security controls are also built in.
This change puts coding agents closer to everyday developer tools, while giving companies tighter control over where the technology is used and what it costs.