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# Changelog | Google Antigravity Docs

## Retrieval answer

Google’s Antigravity App v2.29.0 adds native Jupyter notebook viewing and begins a gradual rollout of cloud-based remote agents to Google AI Pro and Ultra subscribers. The release matters to builders because agent conversations can run in a cloud project rather than on a local computer, though access remains limited and the changelog gives no broader availability date.

## Summary
Google’s Antigravity App v2.29.0 adds native Jupyter notebook viewing and begins a gradual rollout of cloud-based remote agents to Google AI Pro and Ultra subscribers. The release matters to builders because agent conversations can run in a cloud project rather than on a local computer, though access remains limited and the changelog gives no broader availability date.

## What happened
Google’s official Antigravity changelog lists version 2.29.0 of the Antigravity App on November 3, 2026. The changelog describes a release spanning the app’s file viewer, Automations pages, built-in browser, and other interface and workflow improvements. Google says new versions roll out gradually and may take a few days to reach all users.

The most consequential capability change is remote agents. Google says these agents, which run conversations in the cloud, are starting to roll out to Google AI Ultra and Pro subscribers. Conversations in a cloud project run in the cloud instead of on the user’s computer, and users can also open them at antigravity.google.com/remote. The wording is explicitly about a rollout starting, rather than a generally available feature. The changelog does not specify a date for completion, a queueing or runtime limit, or whether the feature will reach other subscription tiers.

The release also adds a native viewer for Jupyter notebook files with the .ipynb extension. These files can be opened in Antigravity’s file viewer, where code cells, Markdown, tables, images, and cell outputs are rendered without leaving the application. That provides a more direct way to inspect notebook artifacts in the app; the changelog does not claim that Antigravity can execute notebook cells or replace a notebook runtime.

A separate feature beginning a gradual rollout is voice mode, powered by Gemini Live. Users can start it from a button in an empty message box and speak requests to the agent. The release also redesigns the Home and Automations pages. Automations are grouped into Scheduled, Always on, and Paused lists, with next-run and last-run times, schedule pickers, in-page details, and a full-page creation form.

Other listed changes affect the built-in browser: downloads can be saved directly to a downloads folder, progress appears in a toolbar drawer, and users can choose a default download folder. The browser also suggests matching pages from browsing history when a user types in its address bar; history can be cleared under Settings > General. The changelog reports no price change and does not provide usage quotas for these features.

## What the archive adds
An earlier Field Note described Google’s plan to bring cloud execution to Antigravity and retire Jules, based on evidence of a local/cloud execution toggle and a dev-only Running Jobs section: [Cloud execution is coming to Antigravity soon](https://newruntime.com/posts/cloud-execution-is-coming-to-antigravity-soon-google-814edc/). Version 2.29.0 is a new fact on that known story: Google now says cloud conversations are beginning to roll out to Pro and Ultra subscribers. A separate earlier note covered Antigravity as a Bring Your Own Agent option in stable Android Studio, but that is a different integration surface.

## Trend signal
This release does not establish a broader pattern strongly enough to support or contradict one of the supplied SITE_PATTERNS. It documents a product’s cloud execution option, but supplies no evidence about interoperability protocols, runtime security boundaries, or how teams measure completed work.

## Why now
The changelog dates this release November 3, shortly after the archive’s October 31 note described signs that cloud execution was coming to Antigravity. The current entry moves that story from an observed development-stage feature toward a stated, limited rollout. Google does not explain why the rollout is happening now or give a schedule for expansion.

## Connections to other events
The earlier October 31 Field Note on Antigravity cloud execution is the direct connection: it recorded a local/cloud toggle and a development-only jobs section, while this release says conversations in cloud projects are beginning to run remotely for Pro and Ultra subscribers. The changelog also links this release to Gemini Live through voice mode, but does not describe any broader Gemini Live launch or change beyond powering this feature.

## Why it matters
For teams already using Antigravity, a cloud-run conversation changes the operational shape of agent work: the session need not run on the developer’s own computer. That could be relevant when deciding where a task executes or how to access a conversation, but the announcement does not establish unattended execution, persistence guarantees, collaboration behavior, or any specific productivity gain. Teams should treat the feature as an early access change and verify its behavior in their own subscription and project setup.

The notebook viewer addresses a more bounded workflow friction. Developers and researchers can inspect notebook content and outputs inside Antigravity rather than switching applications just to read a file. The source only promises rendering, not execution, so teams should not infer that it replaces Jupyter environments or changes how notebook computation is provisioned. Taken together, the release is useful as a signal of Antigravity’s direction: bringing more of the work surface, and some agent execution, into a single product, while rollout and capability details remain limited.

## Limits and uncertainty
The changelog is a product announcement, not an independent evaluation. It does not provide performance results, reliability data, cloud-region information, data retention or security details for remote conversations, or any limits on their duration or volume. It also does not say whether local and cloud conversations have identical tools, permissions, or behavior. Remote agents and voice mode are described as starting gradual rollouts, so availability may vary. The notebook entry confirms rendering of several content types, but says nothing about editing or executing cells. No price, quota, or timeline for wider access is provided.

## Skill to build now
If you use Antigravity with notebooks, try opening a representative .ipynb file in the new viewer this week. Check whether the rendered code, Markdown, images, tables, and outputs preserve the information you need for review, and keep execution in your existing notebook environment unless you separately confirm support for running cells. If your account receives remote agents, compare a cloud-project conversation with your local workflow and note which tools and project files it can actually access.

## Reader takeaway
Antigravity 2.29.0 is a meaningful workflow update, not a general availability announcement: cloud-run conversations are starting to reach Pro and Ultra subscribers, and notebooks can now be viewed natively. Check your access and test the boundaries before planning work around remote execution; the changelog does not establish broader rollout, execution behavior, or operational guarantees.

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