The Manager Surface
The Manager Surface is Antigravity's control centre for multi-agent work. It is a dedicated panel ā separate from the code editor ā where you observe, steer, and review all running and completed agents.
Agent Timeline
Each agent has a live timeline showing every action taken: files read, files edited, terminal commands run, test results. You can replay any step to understand exactly what the agent did and why.
Steering & Clarification
When an agent hits ambiguity, it pauses and surfaces a question in the Manager Surface. You answer in plain text and the agent continues. You never need to re-run the whole task.
Diff Queue
Completed agents queue their diffs for your review. Accept, reject, or partially accept individual hunks. Accepted changes are applied to your working tree ā rejected changes are discarded without affecting your codebase.
Verifiable Artifacts
Agents generate artifacts alongside code: implementation plans, task breakdowns, screenshots of UI changes, and test reports. These live in the Manager Surface as a record of what was done and why.
Manager Surface ā Agent Awaiting Input
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Agent completes ā diff queued
When an agent finishes, its changes appear in the Diff Queue tab of the Manager Surface. Status changes from RUNNING to REVIEW.
Review file by file
The diff viewer shows each changed file with standard green/red highlighting. Click any file in the left panel to review it. Artifacts (test reports, screenshots) are shown in a separate tab alongside the diff.
Accept, reject, or partially accept
Accept the whole diff, reject it entirely, or use hunk-level selection to accept individual changes. You are not locked into all-or-nothing.
Changes applied to working tree
Accepted changes are written to your files immediately. Antigravity does not commit automatically ā you commit when you are ready, giving you full control over your git history.