Google's Antigravity agent lands in VS Code, JetBrains and Zed
The agentic coder now runs inside the editor you already use — side-panel agents, org spend caps — and AgentCore web search adds domain and date filters.
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Antigravity, minus the separate app
The extension drops agent conversations into a side panel of VS Code, Visual Studio 2026 (preview), JetBrains 2026.2.1+ (IntelliJ, PyCharm, WebStorm, GoLand, CLion, Rider) and Zed — with inline diffs, inspectable plans, and multi-step task delegation, all on one Antigravity account across editors. You get the agent without leaving the IDE you already live in.
The catch: it bills through Gemini Enterprise
There's no dedicated free lane for the extensions — individual use rides your Antigravity plan, and orgs authenticate through Gemini Enterprise, flipping to pay-as-you-go once quota runs out. Admins get monthly spend caps per Google Cloud project, rolling 7-day token pools, MCP-server and browser-access restrictions, and enterprise sessions kept out of model training.
Elsewhere: Bedrock AgentCore web search gets filters
AWS added per-call controls to Web Search on Bedrock AgentCore: include/exclude domain lists (gateway allowlists up to 100 domains) plus inclusive from/to published-date bounds, so an agent can be pinned to trusted, recent sources instead of the open web. It also expanded past us-east-1 to Ireland (eu-west-1) and Tokyo (ap-northeast-1).