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Gergely Orosz said the feature copies Kiro and GitHub Workflows, which he argues proved dead on arrival outside…
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Antigravity is Google’s most confusing product It’s as if Google decided they now need to compete with the market leader Kiro** ** I am joking but then again this feature copies Kiro / GitHub Workflows that all proved to be dead on arrival save at slow moving companies/teams…Read original on X
Better late than never. But was there really not a single person at Google who stopped them from posting a tweet about this? Should have just launched this silently.Read original on X
I am using @antigravity for the first time (to try Google's new audio APIs) and who do I give feedback to...Read original on X
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