Last week Jack Wotherspoon and @greggyb dove into skills, hooks, and Plan Mode on Google Cloud Live.
This week, @stephr_wong is taking the lead with special guests Kevin Hou and Andy Zhang to explore something different: the Antigravity Editor and Agent Manager.
Here's what's on deck:
- Getting started with the Antigravity Editor
- Using the Agent Manager to coordinate AI-driven development
- Generating and modifying apps with Gemini Flash just by pointing and clicking
Drop your questions in the comments below. What features are you curious about? Have some feedback to share? They'll respond to as many comments as they can on the stream.
Top comments (5)
I find the Antigravity browser integration to be leagues better than some of the other similar tools out there. What's going on under the hood to actually power this? Is it a special model/training? What does the extension do? Any chance of integrating this with Gemini CLI or releasing it standalone?
Will the editor evolve to look less like a "traditional" editor as AI-assisted editors be more of the norm?
First of all: I don't know antigravity, even do not try it. Nor my favorite is cli based AI agent like: codex, gemini cli and copilot cli which I maded this program for copilot cli champ: dev.to/pengeszikra/rustroke-wasm-m...
My main reason is: I don't would like to hang on IDE. Technically my working solution is much more terminal based, even when I work a draw application like this.
If you do not depends on any IDE or editor, hardware the you have much freedom in work.
Hmm, I wonder what freedom depends on when it comes to IDE independence?
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