organized folders. It's like having a co-worker. You can hand a task to, walk away, and come back with finished work. Now, if you've heard of Claude Code, I actually made a beginner's video on that. I'll link it up here and in the description. Co-work is built on the exact same technology, same...powerful AI, same agent architecture. The difference is cloud code runs in a terminal and designed for developers. Co-work wraps all that power in a simple desktop interface that anyone can use. No terminal required. The best part, everything runs in a safe sandboxed environment on your computer. Claude can't access anything you haven't specifically shared with
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stuff that lives in the Google environment just like I do, then you're going to love this because now any of my cloud code projects can access everything. And all I had to do was install one simple thing. So here you can see I said what can you do with GWS which is Google Workspace...report doc, finding free time, and scheduling a meeting. And there are over a hundred of these that it actually has. So, out of the box, when you give Claude Code the GWS CLI, you can do anything across any of the tools. And you also have access to over a 100 skills. So, I don't know how many
actually make things happen. Google built this using their best AI model, Gemini 2. 5 Pro. This is the same model that beats Chat GPT in most coding tests, and they gave it a massive brain, 1 million tokens of context. That's like reading 750 pages of text and remembering every single word. Most AI tools forget what...requests per minute. That's one request every second for free. You get 1,000 requests per day. That's more than most people will ever use. Claude Code cost you $50 to $100 per day. Open AI codeex is expensive, too. This completely free. You open your terminal, you type one command, and boom, you have an AI agent
plan and then claims to have completed the plan and I just go back and forth and yeah this is basically where the landscape is right now. I think Claude Code is still the best as of earlier September, but Codeex CLI does seem to be catching up slowly. But I think Codeex CLI would take the top spot
going to take some time. It's technical work. So, it does everything Google related very easily. And also real quick before I compare this with cursor and claude code, it has a ton of apps built in that you can just take and edit. So, a lot of templates that they already built out and you can play around
three. If there's an error, it can't fix itself. It just errors and then we get notified. But this isn't just a Python script. This is Claude Code agent running the same exact way it runs when you talk to it. And that's why this is so exciting because Agentic workflows are self-healing and they
tools. Uh you have said that anyone tracking all this AI stuff and wondering where the job loss is, the clock actually started in February 2025 when Claude Code came out. uh versus three years earlier when GitHub Copilot came out. Uh and can you explain what you mean by that and why that three-year time difference
also do slreame and sl resume quite a lot in my ray OS folder in particular because I want to come back to certain sessions where claude code was doing online research for me or drafting emails or something like that. But I very rarely use these commands outside of my ray OS life OS folder and you can just
this project, it is going to use that design skill. I actually highly recommend you copy exactly what I just did. Now, go pause this video, go into Claude Code, do hashtag, and then type in use the design skill anytime you change the UI because the design skill is so freaking good. It's going to make your
something like build me an invoice generator. When I hit enter, Claude code is going to start by creating a plan of what we need for invoice generator. You can see it right here. These are the to-dos, but I don't have to do anything with the exception of when Claude wants to create or edit new files...again this session, so it just works by itself. I prefer doing that because then it becomes smoother. And there you go. Claude built the application under 4 minutes. Here you can see all the details on what it did. So this is the to-do list it completed and here are some of the features it decided to include
save every plan that Claude code came up with into the project folder. So in this project I have basically all the past plans from the last 2 weeks. And the reason that I do this is because nowadays I'm moving much faster with cloud code and sometimes I add a feature add five more features after that...commit history because otherwise the five other features that I did want would be lost. But by having all the plans in a folder, I can tell cloud code, okay, find the plan where we implemented that particular thing also use a get commit history as reference and then undo that particular feature change add. And with that additional context
create another task right away. Build an automated email sequence that onboards new AI profit boardroom members and teaches them the basics of AI automation. Assign that to another Claude code agent and another task. Create a member dashboard for AI profit boardroom that shows progress, community activity, and upcoming events. Assign that to a third agent. All three tasks
from the smart model to the faster model when there's high demand. And the faster model isn't as good. When that happens, the outputs get worse, the code isn't as clean, and sometimes it just breaks completely. But here's the fix. If it breaks, just close the terminal, run the installation command again, and start fresh...many people are using it. But even with these issues, this thing is incredible for a free tool. Now, let me compare this to some other options out there. Claude Code has been trending like crazy and it's good, but you have to pay for it after the free tier and the setup is more complicated. GitHub Copilot
from the smart model to the faster model when there's high demand. And the faster model isn't as good. When that happens, the outputs get worse, the code isn't as clean, and sometimes it just breaks completely. But here's the fix. If it breaks, just close the terminal, run the installation command again, and start fresh...many people are using it. But even with these issues, this thing is incredible for a free tool. Now, let me compare this to some other options out there. Claude Code has been trending like crazy and it's good, but you have to pay for it after the free tier and the setup is more complicated. GitHub Copilot
favorite parts about it is the platform doesn't just serve customers externally, the platform actually serves our internal products. So we love telling people, Claude Code, for example, is actually built directly on our public platform. - I see. - Yeah, I mean, I think when we started, we were just the Anthropic APIs very simple access to the model
going to start setting this up. Like you see, the benefit of using anti-gravity of course is that it's free and also it has code installed inside it as well, which I'll show you how to set up in a second. So I'm just going to paste the information from the GitHub like this...first time I'm using it with anti-gravity, is we're going to open up a new terminal here and we're going to be using Claude code as what to help us set this up at the same time. This way we get the best of both worlds. Another way it's going to work, right
right, let's talk to our agent here. Build me a project management app. Cursor gets way less usage for the 200 than from what I Yeah, I think Claude code's the better value. Looks good. Proceed. Great. I'll start building the project management app. Let me begin with the foundation. Setting up the project structure. All right
claude code. I'm going to put on screen now a little assessment to test your learning so far. Do put the answer in the comments. Let's now actually move on to seeing the full power of these cloud for models and talk about claude
many people are using it. But even with these issues, this thing is incredible for a free tool. Now, let me compare this to some other options out there. Claude Code has been trending like crazy, and it's good, but you have to pay for it after the free tier, and the setup is more complicated. GitHub C-Piloter
stack. And you do this by listening to their problems and you find out what they actually need. And you build it for them with AI using tools like Claude Code. You can sell this for a onetime fee of $15,000. And for the business owners, this is a no-brainer. They save a fortune in the long