Everyone is talking about Google's new Antigravity IDE. It promises to shift us from "Copilots" (autocomplete) to "Agents" (AI that actually does the work).
I decided to move my entire workflow to Antigravity for a weekend project to see if the hype is real.
The experience was surreal.
Instead of just writing code, the IDE entered "Planning Mode." It generated a task list, wrote a Flask app, and this is the crazy part—opened a built-in browser to test and debug its own work while I watched.
But is it ready for daily use?
After 48 hours, I found that while the "Mission Control" is impressive, there are some significant resource issues and "confusion loops" you need to know about before you uninstall VS Code.
I broke down the full setup process, the Pros/Cons, and my final verdict on whether this is actually the future or just a gimmick.
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