Stop coding, start architecting: Google Antigravity + Cloud Run

This video demonstrates the capabilities of Google's anti-gravity AI editor, an agentic development environment that goes beyond simple autocompletion to autonomously plan, code, and test software. The presenter builds a full-stack web app called Guest Pass, designed to generate QR codes for Wi-Fi passwords for businesses like cafes and hotels. The process highlights a shift from manual coding to an architect role, where developers define requirements and AI agents execute the tasks. A key insight is that anti-gravity automates many manual processes previously required when working with AI tools, including test case creation, error handling, and deployment to cloud platforms like Cloud Run. The demonstration shows how the AI can independently identify and fix deployment errors, such as a port mismatch, saving significant developer time.

One particularly interesting fact is that anti-gravity's autonomous agents can independently navigate and click through a web application to test its functionality, a task that previously required manual intervention and debugging.

• Google's anti-gravity AI editor features autonomous agents that can plan, code, and test software.
• The presenter built a full-stack web app called Guest Pass, which generates QR codes for Wi-Fi passwords, solving a common business problem.
• Developers are shifting from manual "brick laying" to an "architect" role, defining blueprints for AI to execute.
• Anti-gravity automates manual processes like creating implementation plans, testing, and handling errors, reducing developer effort.
• The app was deployed to Cloud Run, a serverless platform, and the AI successfully resolved a port mismatch deployment error.