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Google's August 26, 2026 walkthrough demonstrates agents generating dependency graphs, simulations, and UI mockups inside Antigravity. The accompanying /generative_ui documentation explains how single-file HTML answers appear inline or in a side panel, with explicit limits on sandbox access and interaction feedback.
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Generated Visual Answers for Developers:
1. Concrete examples: Explore a codebase dependency graph, a quadtree, or planetary motion through generated controls
2. Portable output: Each widget contains its HTML, styles, and JavaScript in one artifact; users can export it, though the app's theme colors are not included
3. Local interaction: Buttons and sliders operate within the widget without sending messages to the agent; displayed code and data are snapshots that require regeneration after changes
4. Documented boundaries: Available in the Antigravity App, with isolated frames that cannot access files or the host app; external scripts are restricted apart from Tailwind CSS
[Official command, placement, and sandbox documentation](https://antigravity.google/docs/commands/generative-ui/).
1. Concrete examples: Explore a codebase dependency graph, a quadtree, or planetary motion through generated controls
2. Portable output: Each widget contains its HTML, styles, and JavaScript in one artifact; users can export it, though the app's theme colors are not included
3. Local interaction: Buttons and sliders operate within the widget without sending messages to the agent; displayed code and data are snapshots that require regeneration after changes
4. Documented boundaries: Available in the Antigravity App, with isolated frames that cannot access files or the host app; external scripts are restricted apart from Tailwind CSS
[Official command, placement, and sandbox documentation](https://antigravity.google/docs/commands/generative-ui/).
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generative-uiinteractive-explainershtml-artifactscode-visualizationsandboxed-ui