What changed
Google's Antigravity App 2.30 adds a knowledge-work layout and tailored onboarding, makes voice generally available outside business and enterprise plans, and says Remote Agents finished rolling out to eligible paid Pro and Ultra accounts. It can also import MCP servers, skills, commands and subagents from Claude, Codex and Cursor configurations.
Why it matters
The release moves remote execution from a preview rollout toward an account-specific availability boundary and makes configuration portability a product feature. Imports can also carry stale credentials, broad tool scopes and incompatible assumptions into a new runtime.
What to do
On an eligible test account, import a synthetic configuration with one denied MCP tool, launch and cancel one remote task, and inspect identity, region, retained artifacts, logs and final external state. Review every imported command and subagent before enabling real credentials.
Caveat
Google's changelog is vendor evidence. Remote Agents remain limited to eligible paid plans, voice excludes business and enterprise plans, and the changelog does not independently prove isolation, retention, regional execution or safe configuration translation.