Google ties Antigravity to Gemini Enterprise admin controls

Antigravity is now bundled with eligible Gemini Enterprise plans so Cloud admins can manage licenses, budgets, and security. It ships as an extension for VS Code, Visual Studio, JetBrains, and Zed.

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On August 21 The Register reported that Google is bundling Antigravity with eligible Gemini Enterprise subscriptions. Cloud administrators can manage licenses, budgets, and security.

What we know

Antigravity is bundled with eligible Gemini Enterprise plans; Cloud admins manage licenses, budgets, and security.
It is available as an extension for VS Code, Visual Studio, JetBrains, and Zed.
Admins can deny file access outside selected folders, require a sandbox or approval for the terminal, and restrict the browser to listed sites.
Project-level budget caps are available.
Antigravity launched in May; enterprises then asked for governance.

Takeaways

Antigravity now sits under Gemini Enterprise licensing and Cloud admin controls.
Governance includes folder file access, terminal approval, allowed sites, and project budget caps.
The May launch was followed by enterprise demand for those controls.

Source: The Register

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Google ties Antigravity to Gemini Enterprise admin controls

Antigravity is now bundled with eligible Gemini Enterprise plans so Cloud admins can manage licenses, budgets, and security. It ships as an extension for VS Code, Visual Studio, JetBrains, and Zed.

On August 21 The Register reported that Google is bundling Antigravity with eligible Gemini Enterprise subscriptions. Cloud administrators can manage licenses, budgets, and security.

What we know

Antigravity is bundled with eligible Gemini Enterprise plans; Cloud admins manage licenses, budgets, and security.
It is available as an extension for VS Code, Visual Studio, JetBrains, and Zed.
Admins can deny file access outside selected folders, require a sandbox or approval for the terminal, and restrict the browser to listed sites.
Project-level budget caps are available.
Antigravity launched in May; enterprises then asked for governance.

Takeaways

Antigravity now sits under Gemini Enterprise licensing and Cloud admin controls.
Governance includes folder file access, terminal approval, allowed sites, and project budget caps.
The May launch was followed by enterprise demand for those controls.

Source: The Register