Visualizing with the help of Antigravity

As developers, we often work in terminal user interfaces (TUIs) and text-first environments. While text interfaces are great for everyday development, they do not always convey complex architectural relationships or content in ways that are easily digestible.

With Generative UI and visual tooling in Google Antigravity, agents can now create, render, and iterate on rich visual components, dynamic dashboards, interactive artifacts, and design mockups in real time.

Visualization in Antigravity

Using visualization helps us be able to represent data and understand it in a way that text alone cannot convey. For instance, being able to see timeseries data in a line graph helps us see trends and patterns that we might otherwise miss by just looking at a table of values.

With this new way to convey information, we are able to make decisions about our code and codebase as a whole that are more informed and more accurate. This also reduces the amount of context switching between screens when we can get a visual representation of data directly in our agent manager.

Key capabilities of Generative UI in Antigravity

Interactive visual artifacts

Antigravity agents can produce rich artifacts—from interactive HTML/CSS/JS components to live charts and diagrams. Rather than imagining how a component looks, you can interact with it directly in the artifact preview panel.

Zero-dependency visualizations

Using generative visualization in Antigravity allows agents to produce zero-dependency visualizations. Visualizations are rendered on your machine without requiring the download of additional packages or dependencies and can run offline so you can export the artifact and load it later.

Complex data visualization

Antigravity agents can create visualizations that help us see and understand complex data. We know that tabular data can be hard to digest, so we want to be able to provide agents that can create visual representations of data that are easy to understand and easy to interact with.

How to Get Started

To explore generative visualization in your own projects:

1. Open your project in Antigravity.
2. Ask your agent to prototype a component or visualize a data flow (e.g., “Help me visualize the dependencies in my project”). You can also use the /generative_ui command to create a new visualization.
3. Review the generated artifact preview, click to inspect elements, and you can even export the artifact to a standalone HTML file using the sidepanel and artifact viewer.

Check out our documentation to learn more about artifacts and visual agent workflows: