Google Antigravity has finally mastered the basics of IDE: Git and Terminal no longer need to be switched out

Watch out for the Beating AI Newsletter! Google has added a built-in terminal and a full Git panel to Antigravity 2.0. From seeing what the Agent has changed to running tests, checking diffs, staging, committing, and pushing, now you can do it all directly within Antigravity without switching back and forth between the terminal and a Git client.

The most significant change is the Git panel. Previously, it mainly displayed the modifications made by the Agent through the editing tool. If a Python script, bash command, or another editor secretly altered a file, the interface might not match the actual working directory. Now, it directly reads the Git working tree, allowing you to separately view Agent Edits, uncommitted changes, and the changes in the entire current branch.

The terminal has also been seamlessly integrated into the sidebar, enabling you to run tests, build, lint, execute scripts, and manage packages. The Git panel supports viewing diffs, staging, unstaging, generating commit messages, committing, and pushing.