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A free AI agent you can talk to and put on a schedule: Antigravity for non-coders
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Antigravity is Google's agent app: you give it a job and it works through the steps on its own. It started as a coding tool, but on Nov 9, 2026 it got a simpler Knowledge Work layout for research, writing and everyday tasks. Scheduled tasks are on every plan, free included, and if you already pay for Google AI Pro or Ultra you also get agents that keep working in the cloud after you close your laptop. 1,2
Who gets what
- No paid plan: Gemini models as the agent, every product feature including scheduled tasks and the command-line tool, and "a meaningful quota, refreshed weekly". 2
- Google AI Pro (US$19.99/month · CA$26.99): a higher quota that refreshes every five hours until a weekly limit, plus remote agents that run in the cloud. 2,3
- Google AI Ultra (from US$99.99/month · CA$139.99): the highest quota, remote agents, and third-party models. 2,3
- Not included: remote agents aren't on the free plan, Google AI Plus, or Workspace and Cloud business accounts. Google doesn't publish fixed quota numbers; heavier tasks use more. 3,2
How to turn it on
- Download the Antigravity app from 5 and sign in with your personal Google account.
- When it asks what kind of work you do, pick Knowledge Work. You can switch later in Settings › General › Interface Layout. It hides code changes and describes commands in plain language. 1
- Set up a repeating job on the Automations page (Scheduled, Always on, Paused), or choose Create with Prompt and let the agent walk you through it. 1
- To talk instead of type, click Start Voice mode in an empty message box. 4
- On Pro or Ultra, open 6 in any browser, phone included, to start a remote agent, and attach Google Drive files for it to work from. 3
5 practical uses
- A weekly research roundup. Schedule a Monday-morning summary of news on a topic you follow, so it's waiting when you sit down. 1
- Talk a job through while you do something else. Voice mode lets you add details mid-task, ask "What are you doing?", or say "stop". Risky actions like deleting files still need a click on screen. 4
- Tidy a messy folder. Ask it to sort, rename or summarise files on your computer. Read what it plans to do before you allow it.
- Work from your Drive while you're away. On Pro or Ultra, attach Docs, Sheets or PDFs to a remote project and have it draft a report while your laptop sleeps. 3
- Ask for a table or diagram, not a wall of text. In voice mode it adds the table to the chat and walks you through it out loud. 4
Prompt: Weekly roundup automation
Every Monday at 8 AM, find the 5 most important news stories from the past week about [your topic].
For each one: a one-sentence summary, why it matters to someone like me, and the link to the original source.
Skip opinion pieces and anything you can't link to a source.
For each one: a one-sentence summary, why it matters to someone like me, and the link to the original source.
Skip opinion pieces and anything you can't link to a source.
Before you hand it a job
What should I watch out for?
- Remote agents run commands without asking by default. Their permission preset starts at "always proceed"; change it to "default" if you want it to ask before sensitive steps. 3
- Quotas are opaque. Simple tasks go further than complex ones, and limits can change. Pro and Ultra can pay for extra AI credits; set overages to Never if you don't want surprise charges. 2
- Voice mode and the Knowledge Work layout aren't on business or enterprise accounts. 1
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Last checked Nov 10, 2026.