Browser Use
The Agent is able to use Chrome to navigate to pages and interact with them, enabling browser-in-the-loop testing of its own code.
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Why frontend developers choose Google Antigravity
Google Antigravity integrates directly with Chrome so you can build, inspect, and verify responsive web interfaces in a live browser.
Visual Artifacts
The Agent is able to take screenshots and videos of its work in the browser so that you can see the results of the work asynchronously.
Visual Feedback
You are able to leave visual comments on the visual Artifacts, making it simple to provide specific targeted feedback to the Agent.
Relevant Stories
“We use Antigravity to turn rough technical notes and design docs into working web prototypes and internal dashboards. Because the agent opens its own rendered UI in Chrome and inspects the layout via screenshots, it catches and fixes most spacing and component alignment issues before we review the code.”
“I used Antigravity to scaffold a lightweight, zero-dependency web utility from a short specification. It wrote the frontend code and verified the DOM state and UI transitions in headless Chrome, giving us a clean starting implementation in a fraction of the usual setup time.”
“We had a growing backlog of end-to-end UI test cases and bug reports for an internal support tool. By having Antigravity step through the live UI in Chrome while checking backend database records, we worked through the queue in an afternoon and logged nine reproducible bugs with screenshots and network traces.”
“Antigravity helped me build an internal metrics review web app by scaffolding both the data interface and the presentation layer from our existing schema. What normally takes a couple of days of frontend boilerplate was ready for team feedback the same afternoon.”