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Google Antigravity SDK Supports Local Models, Keeping 97% of Planning Tokens On-Device

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Summary

Google released the Antigravity SDK with local model support, letting agent workflows run mainly on the developer's machine while cloud models handle high-level tasks, improving data privacy, cutting cloud inference costs and boosting offline resilience. In a demo it audited and patched three vulne…

Key points

  • Teams handling sensitive code can evaluate local inference to reduce leak risk and cloud costs while keeping hybrid-cloud workflow flexibility.
  • Local inference and hybrid-cloud architectures let enterprises solve the code privacy versus inference cost dilemma without a major capability sacrifice.
  • Dev teams in security-sensitive industries can keep vulnerability patching and regression testing on-device, reducing the risk of sensitive source code leaking.

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