Now a days, everyone is doing AI-assisted coding — and so do I.
A normal day in my life starts with scrolling through my phone after waking up early in the morning. One such day, I came across an amazing developer tool by Google DeepMind.
Earlier, on November 18, 2025, Google launched Antigravity — an AI-powered, agentic development platform and IDE. This tool completely changed the way I code and helped transform my workflow.
Gone are the days when, for even a minimal task, I had to jump between tools, explain context again and again, and break my flow.
Now, Antigravity has become a single solution for most of my development tasks. Its Agent Manager has significantly reduced my mental overhead by handling complexity in a structured and predictable way.
Just last week, I was working on deploying my React Native app to the Google Play Store. A few cosmetic changes were required before submission. Instead of manually hunting through components and styles, I headed straight to the Agent Manager and prompted it to take care of the task.
And guess what — the magician started showing its magic ✨
What I really love about this tool is its organized and transparent planning approach. In most cases (though not always), it generates the following three artifacts:
Tasks
A clear to-do list that helps track completed, ongoing, and upcoming work.
Implementation Plan
A detailed explanation of how a task will be implemented. This step is especially powerful because the IDE asks for developer approval before proceeding, keeping humans in control.
Walkthrough
A review report summarizing the changes made across the codebase, making it easy to understand what actually happened.
This structured flow keeps me focused on what I want to build, instead of worrying about how every small piece fits together.
Final Thoughts
The real power of AI isn’t automation — it’s attention.
Antigravity didn’t replace my thinking; it removed the friction around it. When tools respect your flow, coding stops feeling like work and starts feeling like Vibe Coding.
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