Two Months of Maintaining Four Wallpaper Apps with Antigravity and git worktree
A record of two months running Antigravity's agent alongside git worktree to maintain four wallpaper apps in parallel. How the branch-switching tax disappeared and the agent's work stopped bleeding together.
Copilot Studio's Computer-Using Agent Next to How I Run Claude in Chrome Every Morning
Microsoft made Copilot Studio's Computer-Using Agent generally available. Here is how that announcement looks from the perspective of an indie developer who already runs Claude in Chrome against AdMob and Crashlytics every morning.
A Month with Antigravity Inspector — Reading the Agent's Real Behavior
Notes from a month of seriously using Antigravity's Inspector while maintaining four wallpaper apps. The reading order I settled on, the panels I actually look at, and the pitfalls that quietly mislead you.
Unifying In-App Review Prompts Across 5 Apps with Antigravity Editor — A Few Days of Notes
Notes from a few days spent unifying SKStoreReviewController trigger conditions across five iOS wallpaper apps I run as an indie developer, using Antigravity Editor's multi-file editing to bring the logic onto one shared coordinator.
Designing Antigravity Agents That Survive Multi-Hour Batches — A 4-Layer Durability Pattern From the Trenches
Long-running Antigravity batch agents will fail somewhere. After running them against the operations of an indie app business, I distilled four durability layers — checkpoint granularity, persistence choice, idempotent restore, and context summarization — into a single, opinionated design memo with working code and real cost numbers.
Prompt Caching and Context Strategy for Antigravity Agents — Cutting 60-80% Off Monthly API Costs in Long-Running Production
The longer you keep agents running, the more the monthly invoice quietly piles up. Running Antigravity agents alongside an AdMob-monetized indie app business (50M cumulative downloads), I managed to cut API costs by 60-80% by rebuilding prompt caching and context strategy. This article shares the three-layer cache, context compression, and TTL design I now run in production — with the code and numbers behind them.
Antigravity vs Cursor vs Bolt: A Decision Framework for Real Projects (Not Another Spec Comparison)
Spec sheet comparisons for Antigravity, Cursor, and Bolt are everywhere — and most of them lead to the wrong tool for your project. This is a deeper take: a decision framework, three real case studies, and the hidden costs the marketing pages don't mention.