Independent local gate · Source checked August 23, 2026

Is Antigravity ready for an enterprise pilot?

Review eligibility, roles, surfaces, agent authority, audit, cost controls, tests, and rollback without connecting to Google Cloud.

Pilot evidence

Eligible Gemini Enterprise edition, project, invoiced Cloud Billing account, active invoice, and live Antigravity availability are verified.Admin and User roles are assigned separately and an unauthorized-user denial test passed.Approved 2.0, CLI, and IDE surfaces, lifecycle states, versions, repositories, and update channels are recorded.Workspace, file, terminal, browser, MCP, model, custom-role, and audit settings match the pilot threat model.Quota pool, overage state, budget or spend-cap behavior, alerts, metrics delay, and cost owner are documented.Branch protection, required checks, code review, environment approval, secret handling, and human merge authority remain in force.Denial, wrong-scope, unsafe-command, unapproved-MCP, quota, model, audit, revocation, incident, and rollback tests passed.

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Antigravity enterprise questions

No. It runs locally and does not inspect or change a Gemini Enterprise subscription, project, role, setting, quota, budget, model, audit log, extension, CLI, or repository.

Google's current documentation separates configuration and use. The Gemini Enterprise User role is required for access even when a person already has the Admin role.

Do not assume so. Google's August 2026 launch identifies VS Code and labels Visual Studio, JetBrains, and Zed surfaces as preview; verify each live listing and lifecycle.

Official references: launch, overview, and release notes.

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