@0xMovez: Head of Google Antigravity just showed their flagman agent-first IDE in action under 30-mins 25-minutes. free. by Googl…
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Google DeepMind's 'Antigravity' division demoed an agent-first IDE that allows AI agents to plan, code, browse, validate themselves, and self-educate, all under 30 minutes.
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Head of Google Antigravity just showed their flagman agent-first IDE in action under 30-mins
25-minutes. free. by Google Deepmind team
he revealed live how agents can plan + code + browse + validate themselves, and self-educate.
bookmark this & give it 30 minutes today. Then https://t.co/JPi0gNReea
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