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According to a post on X by @antigravity, Google Antigravity has published new docs for native Jupyter notebook support. The post says .ipynb files now open in the file viewer, where code cells, Markdown, tables, images and outputs render without leaving the IDE. The feature arrived with the product's broader interface refresh earlier that day. The snippet is brief, so the full scope of the feature is not described here.
According to a post on X by @antigravity, Google Antigravity has published new docs for native Jupyter notebook support. The post says .ipynb files now open in the file viewer, where code cells, Markdown, tables, images and outputs render without leaving the IDE. The feature arrived with the product's broader interface refresh earlier that day. The snippet is brief, so the full scope of the feature is not described here.
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Google Antigravity points to new docs for native Jupyter notebook support: .ipynb files open in the file viewer so code cells, Markdown, tables, images and outputs render without leaving the IDE. The feature landed with the product's broader interface refresh earlier today. Why it matters: Native notebooks keep...
Developers who use Antigravity for notebook work can view and run notebook content in one place instead of switching to a separate Jupyter environment. The source frames the benefit as keeping data work and agent-driven coding inside a single IDE. Users should check the new docs for exact behaviour and limits, since the snippet does not give those details.
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