Three Ways to Hand 4,000 Lines of Logs to an Agent — Paste, .txt Attachment, or @ Reference
v2.3.0 added plain-text attachments, which means there are now three ways to hand a long log to an agent — and a new question about which one to pick. Here is how I trim, measure, and decide, with the scripts I actually run.
What to Delegate to an Antigravity Agent and What to Keep by Hand, After Two Weeks
After two weeks of handing my daily solo-dev tasks to Antigravity agents, a clear line emerged between the work I was glad to delegate and the work I had to pull back. A retrospective with the operational log.
Scheduling an autonomous agent fleet to run 6 sites solo — a timetable that avoids collisions and spam flags
A real example of the autonomous-agent scheduling I built to run 6 sites and an app business in parallel, solo: off-peak distribution, a daily generation cap, and collision avoidance, drawn from the actual timetable and the reasoning behind it.
3 Weeks with Gemini 2.5 Flash as My Default in Antigravity — Speed, Accuracy, and Cost in Practice
What actually changes when you switch from Gemini 2.5 Pro to Flash as your default model in Antigravity? Three weeks of real usage data, including where Flash falls short and when Pro still earns its place.
Running a Solo AI Studio with Antigravity × Google AI — Automating Every Stage of App Development as One Developer
How to combine Antigravity 2.0 and Antigravity CLI with Stitch and Veo 3 into a pipeline that takes an app from design through implementation, testing, asset generation, and App Store submission, driven by one developer. Covers where to delegate to agents and the operational pitfalls.
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.