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Agents/2026-04-13Advanced

Building a Coding Agent System with Gemma 4 × Antigravity — A Complete Implementation Guide for Code Review, Test Generation, and Refactoring

A hands-on guide to building a 3-agent collaborative system using Gemma 4 and Antigravity AgentKit 2.0, covering code review, automated test generation, and refactoring suggestions. Includes production-quality code and pitfall solutions.

Agents/2026-04-13Intermediate

Unit Testing AgentKit 2.0 Agents with Vitest — A Practical Guide

Learn how to unit test and integration test MCP skill servers built with AgentKit 2.0 using Vitest. Covers mock strategies, InMemoryTransport integration tests, and CI/CD setup with real working code examples.

App Dev/2026-04-08Advanced

Mastering API-First Development with Antigravity — Auto-Generate Code, Tests & Docs from OpenAPI Specs

Learn how to leverage Antigravity's AI agents to build a complete API-first development workflow — from OpenAPI specification design to automated code generation, testing, and documentation.

Antigravity/2026-03-27Advanced

Browser Sub-Agent Practical Guide — AI Autonomously Operating the Web

How to hand nightly browser automation to an Antigravity agent safely: a read/mutate/irreversible permission model, plus a measured rate-limit comparison that cut 429s from 147 to single digits.

Editor/2026-03-14Advanced

Auto-Generate Test Code with Antigravity AI — Unit, Integration & E2E Testing Strategy

Generate unit, integration, and E2E tests with Antigravity AI: Playwright-based E2E strategy, mutation testing concepts, and agent usage best practices.

Tips/2026-03-11Intermediate

Debugging and Testing with Antigravity — Prompt Patterns That Held Up in Solo Development

How to hand the first move of debugging and test generation to Google Antigravity's AI agents — the prompt patterns I rely on, and the context to add so the agent doesn't latch onto the wrong fix.