Antigravity's /run-workflow writes the Python that runs your agent fleet: 7 mechanics, the parallel() failure mode, and when /swarm is the better call
Google rolled Dynamic Workflows into Antigravity this week. You type /run-workflow plus a task, and the agent writes a short Python script that starts other agents for you, in parallel or in sequence, and collects a structured result from each one. The docs are live now , and the feature is availab…
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- 2026-11-14 08:27 · DEV Community — AI
Antigravity's /run-workflow writes the Python that runs your agent fleet: 7 mechanics, the parallel() failure mode, and when /swarm is the better call
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