Google DeepMind upgraded its coding agent framework to Antigravity 2.5. The update introduces an in-memory asynchronous event bus that decouples Planner, Coder, and Auditor agents into parallel actor loops, increasing throughput across complex distributed project builds by 70%.

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  • ✓Actor-model async event bus allows concurrent subagents to build modules in parallel.
  • ✓Built-in semantic conflict resolution merges diffs generated by parallel worker agents.
  • ✓Supports native dual invocation across Gemini 3.7 Pro (planning) and Flash (execution).
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