Antigravity SDK Adds Local Workflows Support for Developers

Google has announced that its Antigravity SDK now supports local workflows across various models and execution options. The updated SDK enables developers to build agentic capabilities similar to those powering Google Antigravity, but entirely on their local machines.

This means that developers can enable agentic assistance without relying on cloud APIs or incurring costs. Local model execution also provides advantages such as cost efficiency, privacy, and offline resiliency.

To get started with the updated SDK, users need to create a virtual environment, install the Antigravity SDK and LiteRT-LM, and download the Gemma 4 26B A4B model. The SDK also supports hybrid workflows that combine local processes with cloud-based ones for maximum efficiency.