… Instead of generating code, Antigravity broke down the entire task into a detailed plan, waited for me to approve, and started deploying parallel agents. …
… When the agent creates a plan, a detailed task list, and completes a file, I can glance over the code right there in the interface, check specific lines, and even add comments or feedback to tell it to tweak. In my case, it did a decent job handling my complex prompt on the first try. …
… VS Code Claude Code Easter Eggs AI Tools Dev Tools 01 / 8 VS Code Which company originally developed and maintains VS Code? A Google B JetBrains C Microsoft D GitHub Correct! VS Code is developed and maintained by Microsoft, first released in 2015. …
… Claude Code Agentic terminal-first architect While Claude Code is a CLI-first tool, you can use it via the native desktop app as well. However, I realized that for certain tasks, the terminal is actually the superior interface for AI. …
… AI prompts surface in the file management systems, Gemini is gated behind a sign-in flow, and a permanent icon to the AI agent appears on the taskbar. …
… The standout feature in 2.0 is the Agent Command Center. For the first time, I don’t feel like I’m just chatting with an AI. It’s a Kanban-style interface that lets me manage several agents at once. …
… However, the real fun begins when you start creating agents for dedicated tasks. There’s even an agent designed to create other agents and sub-agents , and it works well as long as I give it a detailed description of what I want in the chat section. …
… By building an agent-first experience directly into a VS Code-powered setup, Google has created a workflow where I don’t have to choose between doing the work myself and letting the AI take over. …
… That said, using coding agent harnesses like OpenCode can end up hogging quite a bit of the model’s context length for the built-in tools before I even start prompting the agent. …
… 02 / 8 AI Coding What underlying model powers OpenAI's Codex agent, distinguishing it technically from Claude Code's Anthropic-built foundation? …