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Agents/2026-04-29Advanced

Teaching Antigravity Agents to Learn from Failure — A Solo Developer's Loop for Reusing Failure History

Antigravity agents repeat the same mistakes because each session starts blank. A solo developer's six-month run with a structured failure log, a separate observer agent, and the side-effect of overfitting.

Agents/2026-04-27Advanced

Letting Antigravity Be Your Night-Shift Engineer: A Solo Dev Operating Model

How to operate Antigravity agents as the second engineer who works while you sleep. Task hand-off, scope boundaries, and a five-minute morning review — the model I have refined while running multiple products solo.

Agents/2026-04-26Advanced

Designing Antigravity Agent Traces That Tell You Why It Failed — Observability in Practice

Run Antigravity agents long enough and unreadable failure logs pile up fast. This piece walks span structure, attribute design, failure tagging, dashboards, cost visibility, and retry policy — backed by six months of production metrics — so you can cut post-incident debugging time in half.

Agents/2026-04-25Advanced

End-to-End Playbook for Antigravity Contract Work — Pricing, Contracts, and the Ongoing Operations Flow

A premium playbook for landing, delivering, and operating Antigravity-based business automation contracts as an indie developer. Covers initial discovery, pricing logic, the contract clauses that protect you, delivery patterns, and the ongoing operational issues that determine whether contract work is profitable or exhausting.

Agents/2026-04-23Advanced

Designing Antigravity Browser Agents That Don't Go Flaky — Taming DOM Drift and Timing

A browser-agent task that passed yesterday trips today, then succeeds on retry, then fails again. Here's how I've been breaking down the causes of flaky Antigravity browser agents in production and addressing them at the design level.