Antigravity 2.29.0 adds voice mode and starts rolling out remote agents

According to Antigravity's changelog, as quoted by TestingCatalog, version 2.29.0 adds voice mode and remote agents, along with browser updates.

• Voice mode, powered by Gemini Live, lets you talk to Antigravity and hand requests to the agent by voice. It starts from a button in an empty message box and is rolling out gradually.
• Remote agents are starting to roll out to Google AI Ultra and Pro subscribers. Conversations in a cloud project run in the cloud instead of on your computer.

New versions reach all users over a few days.

Antigravity itself later posted about remote agents, saying it has been rolling them out this week. Each task runs in an independent cloud virtual machine, so you can start a task, step away, unblock permissions from your phone and come back to passed tests and a clean pull request. It says they are available on all paid consumer plans.

A community post describing the rollout says you start a remote agent from the CLI with agy --remote-agent and review it on the web or your phone, that it can clone GitHub repositories and use Google Drive context, and that permission presets are turbo, default or per-command approval. That is the poster's account, not Google's.