Discussion

• @sundarpichai Sundar Pichai on x

  Just off stage at #GoogleIO, some highlights from this morning 🧵 Gemini 3.5 Flash is available today for everyone in @antigravity and across our products and APIs. Compared to 3.1 Pro, 3.5 Flash is better across almost all benchmarks with huge progress in coding. It's also [image…

• @google @google on x

  We asked our agents to build a working operating system from scratch using @Antigravity 2.0 and Gemini 3.5 Flash. It took: ⏱️ 12 hours 🤖 93 parallel sub-agents 🔄 15k+ model requests 🧠 2.6B tokens processed 💸 Less than $1K in API credits To build a functioning OS from [video]

• @mweinbach Max Weinbach on x

  Google built an entire operating system using Antigravity and Gemini 3.5 Flash for under $1,000 in API credits It took 93 subagents, 12 hours, 15K model requests, 2.6B tokens...

• @petergyang Peter Yang on x

  All agentic coding apps are starting to look the same. This is the latest Antigravity app from IO, which looks pretty slick. But I think this UI is only optimized for a single person to work to agents. The UI for teams and orgs to work well with agents still needs to be [image]

• @lokijulianus @lokijulianus on x

  This is one of my “feel the AGI” moments. Building an OS from scratch, even a bad one, is no joke.

• @shikhr_ Shikhar on x

  DOOM running on an OS created by Gemini 3.5 Flash in Antigravity. [video]

• @championswimmer Arnav Gupta on x

  Google released Antigravity CLI as the only way to use CLI now (3.5 Flash is not available in Gemini CLI anymore). And ofcourse, they do not migrate settings/skills/MCPs anything from Gemini CLI to Antigravity CLI automatically. Classic.

• @googledeepmind @googledeepmind on x

  We're expanding the @Antigravity ecosystem to help developers shift their energy away from tedious debugging and focus on what actually matters: architecture and design. 🧵 [image]

• @sundarpichai Sundar Pichai on x

  Google Antigravity is expanding, including a new standalone desktop app that acts as a central home for agent interaction. We're also introducing a new Antigravity CLI providing a fast, lightweight way to deploy new agents instantly without a graphical user interface, and a new […

• @rseroter Richard Seroter on x

  The agent-first @antigravity takes a huge step forward. Standalone desktop app, CLI, SDK, and a harness across surfaces. Dynamic sub agents! We built an OS from scratch for $1000 in tokens. Quite a test! #googleio [image]

• @rahulsood @rahulsood on x

  Google must be running the most insane data centers on earth with the new Antigravity (nice work to the team, it's night and day) — and Gemini 3.5. It's so good, and so fricking fast, I have to wonder why they didn't call it Gemini 4.0. It's simply amazing..

• @edzitron Ed Zitron on x

  the fact they showed this in a video but won't release it makes me wonder if it's not just burping up another operating system

• @mattpocockuk Matt Pocock on x

  Clearly Antigravity is not SOTA, still using /grill-me and not /grill-with-docs Side note - pretty wild to see a skill I cooked up being used in a Google product demo

• @mark_k Mark Kretschmann on x

  Google Antigravity 2.0 is interesting because it no longer feels like “Google made an AI IDE”. Antigravity 1.0 was the full IDE: editor, terminal, browser, agent workspace. Basically Google's take on agentic coding as a complete environment. 2.0 feels more like they pulled the [i…

• @victortaelin @victortaelin on x

  Deleted again because misinformation 🥲 Gemini 3.5 Flash *is* available on the API. Yet, both the API and the CLI versions are 3x slower than on the IDE! See the video below. → Antigravity IDE: 4 seconds (smooth) → Antigravity CLI: 15 seconds (buggy) So the point holds: [video]

• @gergelyorosz Gergely Orosz on x

  I don't have high hopes for Antigravity - or any dev tool Google ships, outside of possibly ones in Chrome - because Google seems to have no DNA in dev tools. They start a project that has promise, and a year or two later half the team will do an internal transfer, to work on

• @gergelyorosz Gergely Orosz on x

  I had to do a double-take: in the second minute of the launch video for Antigravity 2.0 you can see people use Codex, on the Antigravity team Did no one double check the launch video, the very least? This is typical Google btw... I don't have high hopes for Antigravity either [im…

• @firstadopter Tae Kim on x

  Google coding agent devs accidentally leaking to the world that they are using OpenAI Codex in a marketing video is hilarious. Google's stifling bureaucracy is legendary. I still proclaim Google's agentic coding efforts DOA [image]