Ravi Kumar Blog Posts

Building on My Previous Post: Google Antigravity: Agent-assisted development From Local Development to Cloud Deployment with AI Assistance: Following up on my earlier post about hashtag Google hashtag Antigravity , I explored the practical application of AI agents by tasking Agent Manager to build a Leave Management system for a fictional ACME organization. The initial application was successfully generated and ran smoothly on my local environment (http://localhost:8502/), built with hashtag Python , hashtag Streamlit , and hashtag SQLite . The Cloud Deployment Journey Taking this a step further, I decided to deploy the application on Streamlit's hashtag cloud platform. During this process, I encountered several hashtag deployment challenges when connecting my hashtag GitHub repository ( https://lnkd.in/g-M_nnxK ). This is where hashtag Claude hashtag AI became invaluable—I leveraged it to troubleshoot issues and refine the hashtag codebase for cloud compatibility....

Google Antigravity is a new agentic development platform that Google announced on November 18, 2025, alongside the launch of Gemini 3. Here are the key details: What It Is Antigravity is an AI-powered integrated development environment designed for prioritizing AI agents platform for software development. It's built on a fork of Visual Studio Code but fundamentally reimagines how developers interact with AI coding tools. Key Features Agent-First Design : Unlike traditional coding assistants that act as sidebar chatbots, Antigravity gives agents their own dedicated space to work and allows us to deploy agents that autonomously plan, execute, and verify complex tasks across the editor, terminal, and browser. Two Interface Modes : The Editor View provides a traditional AI-powered IDE experience with tab completions and inline commands The Agent Manager acts as "Mission Control," allowing us to spawn, monitor, and manage multiple agents working on different tasks simultaneous...