Google Antigravity says its new permissions system reduces the number of commands users must approve, as improvements to its sandbox let commands run automatically in an isolated environment. The sandbox has no network access by default, keeping the user's machine protected while the agent can do more out of the box. The update is rolling out today on macOS and Linux.
With our new permissions system, you spend less time approving commands, and more time building.
Thanks to improvements to our sandbox, commands now run automatically inside a more secure environment that’s strictly isolated to your project, with no network access by default. The agent can take on more right out of the box while keeping your machine protected.
Rolling out today on macOS and Linux.
Source: Google Antigravity · x.comPublished · added here
