antigravity.google Launch of Plugin Marketplace in Antigravity
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- •The Plugin Marketplace simplifies agent configuration in Antigravity.
- •Integrations from various partners enhance workflow efficiency.
- •Plugins are packaged as self-contained bundles for easy installation.
On October 31, 2026, Google launched the Plugin Marketplace in Antigravity, enabling users to easily discover and install third-party and Google-built plugins. This centralized directory simplifies the process of connecting agents to external systems, which previously required manual configuration of Model Context Protocol (MCP) endpoints and other settings. The marketplace includes integrations from various partners across multiple sectors, including software delivery and security. Each plugin is a versioned, self-contained bundle defined by a plugin.json manifest, allowing for streamlined installation and management. This launch aims to enhance productivity for builders by providing direct access to necessary systems without the need to switch between multiple tabs.
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