Bro uses a Google "product".

Surprise surprise a workflow built on top of a probabilistic slop generator is a house of cards, and not owning tools that create reproducible output is asking to have it blown down.

I installed antigravity when i was looking into agentic coding.

I asked it to fix a bug in a game i was working on as a side project.
It took 4 hours, asked for permission maybe twice and then was like "hey here's my slop version of the game that I assumed you wanted me to waste 500 African families' weekly fresh water supply on 3 data centers to code based on the vague notion you told me you were looking to do when i asked you what you were up to".

The bug was still there, along with i don't even know how many new ones. This actually happened. I still have the game.

Losers gonna lose

A Google Adwords update removed some of my "unremovable" rules recently . Seems like Google's updates are a problem.

Pycharm with Claude running in a separate terminal works well for me. I tried Antigravity a while ago, until a previous update broke my workflow.

My use-case focuses on finding and organizing information. I do have a bunch of python and bash scripts, but they're all quite short.

This is an ide

He's an imbecile for using this scam in the first place, but I agree that auto-updates should not be used to replace software with something entirely different.