Google Expands Antigravity Beyond Coding With Knowledge Work Mode
The interface puts conversations and work products at the center while hiding developer tools. Tens of thousands of Google employees outside software engineering use Antigravity each week.

Google added a Knowledge Work mode to Antigravity, broadening its AI agent from programming to research, writing, data analysis and document production for nontechnical users.
In this view, conversations, documents and the agent’s task outputs take priority. Developer-oriented elements, including the terminal, Git and code-change history, are omitted from the interface. Users can have the agent work with files saved locally and handle multistep tasks without needing to understand a code repository.
Tens of thousands of Google employees in roles outside software engineering use Antigravity each week. Those employees work in functions ranging from operations and research to design, legal, finance and sales.
Both modes use the same underlying agent, and users can switch between them without restarting the app. Adding the new view did not reduce models, plugins, Skills, MCP or custom agents.