Antigravity gets a simpler interface for everyday work

Your move: Research and documents without the coding-heavy interface.

Google's Nov 9 Antigravity update adds a Knowledge Work layout for research, documents and everyday workflows, with folder-based projects and plain-language permission prompts. It runs the same agent, not a new model.

Why it matters

Non-coding work gets a clearer entry point. The catch: the changelog excludes business and enterprise accounts from the layout, and rollout can take days. Free usage is capped; remote agents require Ultra or paid Pro. Skills and connected tools stay active, and workspace file reads and writes can be allowed automatically. A simpler interface is not a tighter permission boundary.

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