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Why it worked

The video likely resonated because it addresses a common pain point for developers: finding effective AI coding tools. By comparing Antigravity to established tools like OpenAI Codex and highlighting its seamless integration as a VS Code fork, it provides valuable insights and practical advice.

Summary

The creator discusses their positive experience using Google's Antigravity as an AI code editor, finding it surprisingly impressive despite low initial expectations. They highlight its AI agent manager panel and its seamless integration as a VS Code fork.

Structure

1Introduction to Antigravity as an AI code editor
2Initial low expectations and surprise at performance
3Highlighting the AI agent manager panel
4Comparison to OpenAI Codex and other editors
5Discussion of Antigravity being a VS Code fork
6Recommendation to watch another video for more details

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I tested Google's Antigravity so you don't have to #coding #softwareengineer #programming

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Google: ACTS - mentioned as the provider of "antigravity" which is used as an AI code editor. Removing it would change the subject of the video. Antigravity: ACTS - used as a primary AI code editor, demonstrated in the video. Removing it would change the subject of the video. VS Code: ACTS - Antigravity is a VS Code fork and its functionality is compared to other VS Code extensions. Removing it would change the context of the comparison. Cursor: APPEARS - mentioned as a comparison point for Antigravity. Removing it would not change what happens in the video. Zed: APPEARS - mentioned as a comparison point for Antigravity. Removing it would not change what happens in the video. OpenAI Codex: APPEARS - mentioned as a comparison point for Antigravity. Removing it would not change what happens in the video. Claude Code: APPEARS - mentioned as a comparison point for Antigravity. Removing it would not change what happens in the video.

Call to action

If you want to hear more of my in-depth thoughts about how Antigravity stacks up to other code editors like Cursor or Zed or OpenAI Codex or Claude Code, then you can check out this video right here

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I use Google primary AI code editor

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I use Google primary AI code editor so that you don't have to. And here are my thoughts on it. I went into using Antigravity with very low expectations. I thought it was gonna be really really bad. I was actually really impressed with it. I actually think Antigravity has the best like AI agent manager panel with this screen right here where you can go into individual workstreams and then press command E to get a full screen view of the actual code editor. Toggle out, press command E again and switch to any other work stream. I think this is really good. I think this is really similar to what OpenAI Codex has right here and how everyone was gushing about, oh my god OpenAI Codex, it's so good, it's changing how we code. But I mean, Antigravity kind of did also do like the fact that Antigravity is still a VS Code fork, so than any other VS code that you have, it'll work out of the box. For example, the Claude code VS code extension works out of the box because Antigravity is still a VS code fork. So then Antigravity still does get like that first class citizens import because all the other popular coding editors are all VS Code forks. So any AI lab new product is gonna be supported on VS Code for primarily is Antigravity. To switch off of Cursor and go all in on an Antigravity? If you want to hear more of my in-depth thoughts about how Antigravity stacks up to other code editors like Cursor or Zed or OpenAI Codex or Claude Code, then you can check out this video right here.