Google Antigravity: From Beginner to Expert in under 9 Minutes!

Google just dropped something crazy. It's called anti-gravity and it's going to change how you build apps. No more writing every single line of code. You just tell AI what to build and it does the work. Wait until you see what this thing can do. Hey, if we haven't met already, I'm the digital avatar of Julian Goldie, CEO of SEO agency, Goldie Agency. Whilst he's helping clients get more leads and customers, I'm here to help you get the latest AI updates. Julian Goldie reads every comment, so make sure you comment below. Google just launched something wild. It's called anti-gravity and it came out on November 18th, 2025. This is not just another coding tool. Most AI coding tools give you suggestions. They help you write code faster. But anti-gravity, it actually builds entire apps for you, full apps, with testing, with browser automation, with everything. And I'm going to show you exactly how to use it. So, what is anti-gravity? It's an AI powered IDE built on top of Visual Studio Code. If you've used VS Code before, this will feel familiar, but Google added AI agents. And these agents don't just help you. They actually do the work for you. You tell the AI what you want, like build me a stock tracking app, and then the AI goes away and builds it. It writes the code. It opens the browser. It tests everything. It takes screenshots. It debugs issues. You just watch it work. When you first open anti-gravity, you see something that looks like VS Code. But here's the secret. You're not going to use that screen much. Instead, click on the agent manager. This is where the magic happens. The agent manager is like a control center. You can see all your AI agents working. You can manage multiple projects at once. It's like being a manager of a whole team. But the team is AI. The agent manager has three main parts. First, workspaces. This is where your main projects live. Second, playgrounds. This is where you test ideas quickly. Third, the inbox. This is where your AI agents message you when they're done or need approval. Let me walk you through building something. Say you want to build a stock tracking app. You open a workspace, create a new folder, an AI agent appears. Now, here's a pro tip. Give it good instructions. Be specific. Tell it what text stack to use. Tell it what features you want. And here's the key. Give it visual inspiration. Gemini 3 powers anti-gravity. And it's amazing at building user interfaces, but only if you show it what you want. Here's what you do. Go to a tool called VZero. Describe the UI you want. VZ builds it in seconds. Take a screenshot. paste it into anti-gravity. Tell it to use that as inspiration. This makes a huge difference. And before I go further, if you want to learn how to use AI tools like anti-gravity to automate your business and save hours every single day, check out AI Profit Boardroom. We dive deep into AI automation. We show you exactly how to use tools like this to build apps, automate tasks, and get more done. No fluff, just real strategies. Link in the description. So you give the agent your instructions. You attach your screenshot. Hit send. The agent starts working. And as it works, it creates artifacts. What are artifacts? When they're documents, plans, screenshots, code files. Everything the agent does gets saved. You can open the implementation plan. While the agent is working, you can read what it's planning to do. You can review everything step by step. Here's another cool feature. The agent tests your app as it builds it. It opens a browser. It clicks buttons. It enters text. It takes screenshots all automatically because Google makes Chrome. They integrated it perfectly. The AI has full control over the browser. Now, here's a pro tip nobody talks about. As the AI is testing your app, you can leave annotations. You see a screenshot. You notice something you want to change, you can highlight part of the screenshot, leave a comment like add a crypto section here. The AI will see that comment and start working on it. You're giving feedback in real time. But here's where anti-gravity gets really interesting. You can spin up more agents. Click the plus button in agent manager. Create a second agent. Tell it to add portfolio tracking. Now you have two agents working at the same time. They work in parallel. They don't interfere with each other. You can create different types of agents, not just coding agents. Create a product manager agent. Tell it to look at your app and create a road map. Create a marketing agent. Tell it to write blog posts and tweets. You can have a whole team of AI agents, each one doing different work. You're just managing them. and those playgrounds. Say you're working on your main app, but suddenly you have an idea for something completely different, maybe a game. You don't want to mess up your main workspace. Go to the playground, create a new experiment, tell the AI to build it. If you like it, move it to a workspace. If you don't, delete it. Now, let's talk about the inbox. As you have multiple agents working, they all communicate through the inbox. Agent one, finish the portfolio feature. Message agent two, finish the marketing content message. Everything shows up in one place. You can review each thing. You can approve or reject. You can give more instructions. Here's the mindset shift you need. With normal coding, you're the builder. You write every line. But with anti-gravity, you're the manager. You tell your team what to

build. They go build it. They come back with questions. You give approval. This is huge. You're not bottlenecked by how fast you can type code. You're only limited by how many agents you can manage. Now, I want to be real with you. Anti-gravity is not perfect. It's still in public preview. There are bugs. There are issues. Sometimes the AI doesn't follow instructions perfectly. Gemini 3 has some rough edges compared to Claude, but Google is working on it. Here's something important. Anti-gravity agents have a lot of power. They can edit code. They can run terminal commands. They can control your browser. This creates security risks. Some researchers found vulnerabilities right after launch. There was even a case where someone used turbo mode and the agent accidentally deleted their entire hard drive. No warning, just deleted everything. So, here's my advice. Always back up your work. Don't use anti-gravity for critical production projects yet. Treat it like an experimental sandbox, but for side projects, for prototypes, for learning, anti-gravity is amazing. You can build apps so fast. Just be smart about it. Use planning mode instead of fast mode for complex tasks. Review the artifacts. Don't blindly trust everything. Check the code. Be the manager. Stay in control. Here are the key practices. Use planning mode for anything complex. Give the AI visual inspiration. Read the artifacts as the AI works. Use annotations on screenshots. Start simple. Build a small app first. Get comfortable with the workflow, then tackle bigger projects. You can build web apps, stock trackers, to apps, portfolio sites, games, admin dashboards, pretty much anything. You can use it to prototype ideas fast. learn coding by watching how the AI builds things. And the text stack is flexible. Anti-gravity supports Nex. js, React View, plain HTML and CSS, Python, JavaScript, TypeScript, and more. If you want to master AI automation and learn how to use cuttingedge tools like anti-gravity to transform how you work, join AI Profit Boardroom. We're constantly testing new tools, finding what works, and teaching you exactly how to implement them. This is where you learn to stay ahead. link in the description. Here's what makes this different from every other AI tool out there. Most tools are stuck in chat mode. You ask a question, it gives an answer. You ask another question, it gives another answer. It's slow. It's tedious. But anti-gravity breaks that model completely. Your agents work independently. They make decisions. They test things. They fix bugs. They don't wait for you to hold their hand. This is the first time we've seen truly autonomous AI coding, and it changes everything. Here's what you need to do right now. Go download anti-gravity. It's free. Google is giving tons of free credits. Install it. Open the agent manager. Create a workspace. Build something simple, a to-do app, a calculator, anything. Then start experimenting with multiple agents. Create a playground. Try different ideas. Get comfortable with the workflow. The key things to remember. Use visual inspiration for better UIs. Use planning mode for complex tasks. Annotate screenshots to give better feedback. Spin up multiple agents for different tasks. Use playgrounds for quick experiments. Check your inbox regularly. Back up your work and shift your mindset from builder to manager. Start now. Build something. Experiment. Learn the workflow. And if you found this helpful, like this video, subscribe to the channel. Drop a comment below telling me what you want to build with anti-gravity. I read every single comment. Let's go.