Google Antigravity Goes Enterprise: IDE Extensions & FinOps

Google Antigravity is officially leaving the cozy developer pond and swimming into the enterprise swamp. Announced at I/O back in May, this agentic coding platform is now bundled with Gemini Enterprise subscriptions, bringing admin controls, pooled quotas, and IDE extensions to the masses. It’s like watching a capybara grow into the alpha of the waterhole—except the waterhole is your codebase.

For developers, this means Antigravity is no longer confined to a single surface. You can now use it in VS Code, Visual Studio (preview), JetBrains (preview), and Zed (preview) via new IDE extensions, alongside the Antigravity 2.0 desktop app and CLI. For admins, it’s a governance dream: security policies, audit logging, and spend controls all in one console.

One Subscription to Rule Them All

Gone are the days of juggling separate add-on licenses and invoices. Antigravity is now included in eligible Gemini Enterprise Standard, Plus, and Standard Emerging Market licenses. That means your finance team can stop chasing receipts, and your developers can start shipping code.

Administrators can enable Antigravity and Android Studio for users with a few clicks, then manage everything from the Gemini Enterprise admin console. It’s like having a dedicated zookeeper for your AI tools—minus the animal puns.

FinOps for the Swamp: Spend Controls and Pooled Quotas

Let’s talk money. Google has added granular spend thresholds, so you can set monthly project-level budget caps directly in the Billing console. Per-user and team controls are rolling out later this year, but for now, you’ve got a solid start.

Pooled quotas are the real game-changer here. Instead of letting prepaid tokens sit idle in one team’s corner of the swamp, you can share them across the organization. High-demand teams get the flexibility they need, and no token goes to waste. Plus, overage enablement lets you keep workflows running smoothly when pooled quotas are exhausted, with monthly spend caps to keep things in check.

Centralized usage metrics give you visibility into token consumption, API calls, and developer activity. It’s like having a dashboard for your entire AI ecosystem—no more guessing who’s using what.

Security and Compliance: The Caiman-Proof Fence

Enterprises need to know their code and data are safe. Antigravity now falls under Google Cloud’s standard security and compliance protections. You can enforce workspace sandboxing, control browser and MCP server access, and enable comprehensive audit logging with a single toggle.

Data privacy is maintained under Google Cloud’s Terms of Service, so all agent activity stays within your secure cloud boundary. It’s like building a moat around your codebase—except the moat is filled with compliance checklists.

IDE Extensions: Meet Developers Where They Live

Starting today, developers can use Antigravity across their preferred IDEs. The new extensions support VS Code, Visual Studio (preview), JetBrains (preview), and Zed (preview). Plus, the Antigravity 2.0 desktop app and CLI are still there for those who like the command line.

Administrators can enforce corporate identity standards with native support for Workforce Identity Federation (WIF) and Application Default Credentials (ADC). That means less setup friction for your team and more time for actual coding.

What the Big Fish Are Saying

Enterprises are already diving in. Accenture praises the balance between developer speed and governance. AirAsia is empowering everything from engineering to HR. CGI sees a shift from writing code to orchestrating outcomes. Cognizant loves the flexibility of multiple surfaces. Datamatics is moving beyond experimentation to real execution. Deloitte is automating complex tasks with confidence. Wipro is riding the AI wave.

It’s a chorus of approval from the deep end of the enterprise pool. If you’re looking to dip your toes in, check out our Google Cloud review for a broader look at the platform.

Get Started with Antigravity in Gemini Enterprise

Antigravity is available today for eligible Gemini Enterprise licenses. Administrators can check the enterprise setup guide to enable AI Developer tools. Developers can start building with Antigravity 2.0, the CLI, or their preferred IDE extensions.

This is a big step for agentic coding in the enterprise. With governance, FinOps, and IDE support all in one package, Google is making it easier than ever to bring AI-powered development into your organization. And if you’re comparing options, don’t forget to check out our Vercel review or Supabase review for other developer-friendly platforms.

Original announcement published on Google Cloud.