On November 6, 9to5Google reported that Google was rolling out Antigravity 2.29 during the week of November 6, 2026, and identified paid Google AI Pro and Google AI Ultra subscribers as the reported rollout audience for Remote Agents. The update’s central workflow change is cloud-based task execution: 9to5Google reported that these agents run in isolated cloud environments and can keep working after a laptop is closed.
Remote Agents run tasks in the cloud
A remote project can start from a GitHub repository or a Google Drive folder, according to the report. Users can also control Remote Agents from a phone through Antigravity’s existing remote page. The reported distinction is practical: the task runs in a cloud environment rather than depending on an open laptop.
Remote Agents and Remote Control use different workflows
InzideTech describes Remote Agents as tasks running in cloud virtual machines, while Remote Control interacts with a local instance. That cloud-versus-local distinction comes from the creator’s walkthrough. If you want a task to continue after closing your laptop, the reported Remote Agents workflow is the one designed around cloud execution; Remote Control is the local-instance option described in the video.
For work that needs to continue after you close your laptop, the reported Remote Agents workflow runs in the cloud; Remote Control is described as interacting with a local instance.
Voice Mode adds Gemini Live-powered speech
The report describes Voice Mode as powered by Gemini Live, with selectable voices and adjustable playback speed from 0.75x to 2x. That gives users a choice of voice and pace for spoken interaction.
Antigravity 2.29 also reshapes the workspace
The reported redesign moves the prompt box to the bottom of the conversation page and adds a greeting at the top. Google Sans becomes the default font, and the update adds an Onyx theme. For single-repository projects, branch and Git worktree selection share one menu, while the agent picker moves into the model menu.
The report also lists changes to automation and browser controls, keyboard shortcuts, startup, and panel animations:
| Area | Reported change | Workflow relevance |
| Automation | Organization and scheduling interface changes | Updates how automation lists and schedules are handled |
| Browser | Changes to downloads, history, the address bar, and tabs | Revises browser controls within Antigravity |
| Shortcuts | Customizable keyboard shortcuts | Lets users adjust shortcuts |
| Startup and panels | Faster cold starts and smoother panel animations | Changes startup and panel behavior |
