Google's latest Antigravity update, v2.29.0, reportedly adds a Voice Mode, Remote Agents and updates to its browser features, according to the release changelog.
Antigravity v2.29.0 · Google
Antigravity adds voice, remote agents and browser updates
The headline feature is Voice Mode, powered by Gemini Live, which lets users hand requests to the agent by speaking. Remote Agents and browser improvements also arrive, though their details have not been published.
From typed prompts to spoken delegation
How the new input path is designed to work, as described
01 · Speak
User starts Voice Mode from an interface button
→
02 · Hand off
Request is passed to the Antigravity agent
→
03 · Delegate
Agent carries out the multistep task
Voice Mode
Powered by Gemini Live
Feature confirmed
Remote Agents
Expands where and how agents run
Details not available
Browser updates
Likely affects agent use of web tools
Details not available
What is established
Voice Mode is included in v2.29.0
It runs on Gemini Live
Users can speak requests to the agent
It can be started from a button in the interface
What remains unclear
How Remote Agents work and what they can do
What the browser improvements include
Which users get the features first
Whether Voice Mode and Remote Agents are available to everyone
Language support, usage limits and pricing
Takeaway
Google is pushing Antigravity toward hands-off, multi-channel agent work. Performance claims need independent testing.
Speech input
Remote execution
Browser control
Rollout timing pending
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