Antigravity 2.0 Receives Negative Feedback from Developers

Google recently released Antigravity 2.0, a new version of its AI development platform. The update includes several new features, such as a standalone application, AI agents that can work in the background, scheduled tasks, and support for multiple agents working at the same time. Google says these changes will help developers work more efficiently.

However, many users are unhappy with the update. Developers have reported crashes, frozen tasks, and connection problems while using the platform. Many also dislike the decision to separate the IDE from the main application, saying it makes their work more difficult. Other complaints include lower usage limits and longer waiting times.

I’ve come to the conclusion that Anti-Gravity updates are being made with anti-gravity...
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While Antigravity 2.0 adds many new features, some users believe the update was released too early. They hope Google will improve the platform soon and fix the problems that are affecting their daily work.