I let Google Antigravity 2.0 write a microservice from scratch while I ate lunch, and I’m mildly terrified
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A developer tested Google Antigravity 2.0 by prompting it to build a full-stack habit tracker microservice with a focus timer, streak tracking, work-hour logging, weekly analytics, SQLite storage, REST APIs, and a local web dashboard — then walked away for lunch. On return, the agent had produced a polished, functional app called Antigravity Focus with a proper sidebar, analytics cards, and session logging. While impressed, the author notes they would still review the code, test edge cases, and validate logic before shipping anything. The takeaway: the tool didn't replace the developer but delivered a solid, structured starting point with minimal hand-holding.
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I wanted something more complex than a to-do appThe prompt looked simple, but the product logic was notI didn’t babysit the entire processThe generated habit tracker blew my mindI barely touched the keyboard256.2K Impressions18 Comments