@AndroidDev: Building Android apps with AI is more open and flexible than ever before.
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Android Studio introduces 'Bring Your Own Agent' in preview, allowing developers to integrate AI agents like Claude and Codex for building Android apps.
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Building Android apps with AI is more open and flexible than ever before.
Android Studio (@AndroidStudio): New: You can now build with your agent of choice inside Android Studio!
Bring Your Own Agent is rolling out in preview with the latest Canary build. Featuring Claude Agent, Codex, @Antigravity, and more.
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