Google Antigravity Teamwork Agent Solves Open Math Problems, Simulates CPU
behrouz_ali · x · 2026-08-28
Google Antigravity's Teamwork multi-agent framework, powered by Gemini 3.7 Flash, has achieved breakthroughs in research and engineering. Key results include designing a cycle-level RISC-V CPU simulator that boots an OS with <1% error, solving seven open problems in math and TCS (hitting 71% on TCSBench), and verifying proofs in Lean. The framework enables agents to autonomously propose and refine work over long horizons.
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