--- title: "Guide to Browser and Scheduler in Antigravity 2" canonical_url: "https://techvoyage.dev/article/use-browser-and-scheduler-in-antigravity-2" last_updated: "2026-06-14T11:05:18.633Z" meta: description: "Discover how the /browser and /schedule commands elevate Google Antigravity 2 into a powerful AI automation platform." "og:description": "Discover how the /browser and /schedule commands elevate Google Antigravity 2 into a powerful AI automation platform." "og:title": "Guide to Browser and Scheduler in Antigravity 2" "twitter:description": "Discover how the /browser and /schedule commands elevate Google Antigravity 2 into a powerful AI automation platform." "twitter:title": "Guide to Browser and Scheduler in Antigravity 2" --- [Home](https://techvoyage.dev/) ![Google Antigravity 2: Browser & Schedule Automation](https://inimages.techvoyage.dev/articles/Use%20Browser%20and%20Scheduler%20in%20Antigravity%202/EN-Use-Browser-and-Scheduler-in-Antigravity-2.webp) # **Guide to Browser and Scheduler in Antigravity 2** Discover how the /browser and /schedule commands elevate Google Antigravity 2 into a powerful AI automation platform. Jun 7, 2026 -5 MIN READ The `**/browser**` and `**/schedule**` commands in **Google Antigravity 2** redefine how we interact with AI. These two commands transform Antigravity into a proactive automation platform that can interact with the live web and run recurring workflows. ## Browser Run The `**/browser**` command forces the use of the Chrome browser to complete a task. Users remain in control over when and how agents access the web during the workflow. Screenshots and video clips are taken during the process. **Use Case:**![Using the /browser command to submit sick leave](https://inimages.techvoyage.dev/articles/Use%20Browser%20and%20Scheduler%20in%20Antigravity%202/browser-command-sick-leave-prompt.webp) The following are the output from the agent: ![Browser automation subagent starting the sick leave submission task](https://inimages.techvoyage.dev/articles/Use%20Browser%20and%20Scheduler%20in%20Antigravity%202/browser-automation-subagent-delegation.webp)![Browser automator setting up Chrome with remote debugging and permissions](https://inimages.techvoyage.dev/articles/Use%20Browser%20and%20Scheduler%20in%20Antigravity%202/browser-automation-permissions-and-chrome-setup.webp)![Browser subagent pausing at a login wall requesting user credentials](https://inimages.techvoyage.dev/articles/Use%20Browser%20and%20Scheduler%20in%20Antigravity%202/browser-automation-login-wall-encountered.webp) ![Browser subagent waiting for the user to complete the login process](https://inimages.techvoyage.dev/articles/Use%20Browser%20and%20Scheduler%20in%20Antigravity%202/browser-automation-waiting-for-user-login.webp) Antigravity was capable of opening the page and submitting the form. When a login is required, the agent will wait until you have logged in to the website. The `**/browser**` command is useful when we need the most recent documentation from the web, change logs, testing web applications, or checking API statuses to complete a task. ## Schedule Task Antigravity 2 has built-in functionality for scheduling tasks. We will test it out by auto-entering a timesheet every 10 minutes. Click on 'Scheduled Tasks': ![Scheduled Tasks menu option in the sidebar](https://inimages.techvoyage.dev/articles/Use%20Browser%20and%20Scheduler%20in%20Antigravity%202/scheduled-tasks-menu-item.webp) Click on '+ New' button to create a new scheduled task: ![Empty Scheduled Tasks view with a new task button](https://inimages.techvoyage.dev/articles/Use%20Browser%20and%20Scheduler%20in%20Antigravity%202/scheduled-tasks-empty-state-new-button.webp) Fill in the form and schedule the task to run every 10 minutes: ![New Scheduled Task form filled out for auto timesheet entry](https://inimages.techvoyage.dev/articles/Use%20Browser%20and%20Scheduler%20in%20Antigravity%202/scheduled-tasks-new-task-form.webp)![Active Auto Timesheet Entry task in the Scheduled Tasks list](https://inimages.techvoyage.dev/articles/Use%20Browser%20and%20Scheduler%20in%20Antigravity%202/scheduled-tasks-active-task-list.webp) The task was triggered, but it resulted in an error. ![Error message indicating no available models found for tier flash](https://inimages.techvoyage.dev/articles/Use%20Browser%20and%20Scheduler%20in%20Antigravity%202/scheduled-tasks-error-no-models.webp) We tried adding 'env' values to the `**sidecar.json**` file, which is located at `**.gemini/config/sidecars/auto-timesheet-entry**`, but we still received the same error. ``` "env": { "GEMINI_MODEL": "gemini-3.5-flash", "GOOGLE_CLOUD_PROJECT": "your-gcp-project-id" } ``` Inspecting the scheduled task logs located at `**.gemini/antigravity/sidecar_data/**`, we can see `**[schedule] Triggering command: "agentapi" [new-conversation]**`. The response to our issue posted in the [**Build with Google AI Forum**](https://discuss.ai.google.dev/t/scheduled-tasks-in-antigravity-2-ended-with-errors/168013) suggests an API key is required for `**agentapi**`. We tried using the API key, but still had no luck. We tried again with the command, `**/schedule**`, directly in the conversation box. ![Using the /schedule command to prompt the timesheet automation task](https://inimages.techvoyage.dev/articles/Use%20Browser%20and%20Scheduler%20in%20Antigravity%202/schedule-command-timesheet-prompt.webp) Tasks scheduled using the `**/schedule**` command will not appear under the 'Scheduled Tasks' menu item. ![Scheduled Tasks list not showing tasks created via CLI command](https://inimages.techvoyage.dev/articles/Use%20Browser%20and%20Scheduler%20in%20Antigravity%202/scheduled-tasks-list-missing-cli-task.webp) The cron task did get triggered.![Cron job log confirming it was triggered](https://inimages.techvoyage.dev/articles/Use%20Browser%20and%20Scheduler%20in%20Antigravity%202/cron-job-triggered-log.webp) ## Final thoughts The `**/browser**`and `**/schedule**` commands in Antigravity 2 are not just isolated features, combining them creates a powerful tool. For example, scheduling an agent to use `**/browser**` to navigate to news and information websites every Monday morning at 6:00 AM, synthesise the info, and deliver a comprehensive daily briefing. Other commands, such as `**/grill-me**` (mentioned in the article [**Antigravity 2 in Action: AI Agents, Skills, and MCP**](https://techvoyage.dev/article/what-can-we-do-with-antigravity-2)), can be used when designing new scheduled tasks. It prompts the agent to ask users to clarify ambiguities and catch edge cases before finalising the design. 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