Build anything with Google Antigravity, here's how...

Google just dropped an AI that can build entire apps for you. It writes code, runs tests, and even deploys everything automatically. But here's the thing, it can also delete your entire project in seconds. I'm going to show you exactly how to use it safely and build real apps fast. Let's go. 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. Today we're talking about anti-gravity. This is Google's brand new AI development platform, and it's wild. This thing can build full apps from scratch. It can fix bugs automatically. It can even create pull requests for you. But before you go crazy with it, I need to show you something important because there's been some scary incidents already. I'll get to that in a minute. But first, let me show you what this thing can actually do. Anti-gravity is basically an AI agent that lives inside your development environment. It's not just a code helper. It's a full autonomous agent. It can plan tasks, execute them, and verify everything worked. And it does all of this across your editor, your terminal, and your browser. The platform is powered by Gemini 3. That's Google's latest AI model, and it's specifically built for agentic work. The AI can break down big tasks into smaller steps, execute each step, check if it worked, and move to the next one, all without you doing anything. Here's what makes anti-gravity different. Most AI tools just suggest code. You still have to copy it, paste it, run it yourself. Anti-gravity does all of that automatically. It edits your files directly. It runs terminal commands. It can even open your browser and test your app. Now, I know what you're thinking. That sounds powerful, but also kind of scary. And you're right. Let me tell you about what happened recently. There was an incident where a developer used anti-gravity's turbo mode. The AI agent started running commands and it accidentally deleted a bunch of important files. just gone because the agent had full access to the terminal. Security researchers have been warning about this. They found that these agents can be tricked with prompt injection. Basically, bad actors could hide malicious instructions in files. And when the AI reads those files, it executes those instructions. That could mean stealing your API keys, deleting your database, or exposing sensitive data. So, here's the deal. Anti-gravity is incredibly powerful, but you need to use it safely. I'm going to show you exactly how to do that. Let's start with the coolest demo. Building a complete app from nothing. I'm going to ask anti-gravity to create a to-do app with React Express SQLite tests, a Docker file, and a CI pipeline. Here's the exact prompt. Create a todo app using React plus express plus SQLite. Add tests docker file and create a GitHub actions pipeline. Watch what happens. The agent creates a plan. It breaks down the task into steps. Then it starts executing. You can see it creating files in real time. app. jsx for React, server. js for Express, database, schema, test files, everything. Now it moves to the terminal. It installs dependencies, runs the tests, the test pass, then it builds the Docker container and starts the app locally. I can open my browser, and there it is, a fully working to-do app. I can add tasks, check them off, delete them, everything works. And I didn't write a single line of code. That took maybe 3 minutes to build something that would normally take hours. But here's what I want you to notice. Before the agent ran any terminal commands, it showed me what it was about to do. I could approve or reject each action. That's important. Julian Goldie reads every comment. So, make sure you comment below and let me know what kind of app you'd build with this. Here's another workflow that's super useful. Let's say you have a project with failing tests. You know something's broken, but you don't know what. With anti-gravity, you can just ask it to fix the problem. Here's my prompt. Investigate failing unit tests. Reproduce locally. propose and apply a fix, add a regression test, and create a PR. The agent looks at the test output, sees which tests are failing, then it examines the code to find the root cause. The agent writes a fix, updates the code, runs the tests again, and now they all pass. But it doesn't stop there. It also writes a new test to make sure this bug doesn't happen again. Then it creates a pull request with a detailed commit message explaining what was wrong and how it was fixed. This is huge for developers because bug fixing takes up so much time. And this agent can do it automatically. Before I show you the third demo, let me tell you about something really cool. If you want to learn how to actually use AI tools like anti-gravity to save time and automate your business, you need to check out AI Profit Boardroom. This is where we show you the exact AI tools and workflows that can transform how you work. Whether you're building apps, creating content, or running a business, AI can handle the boring stuff so you can focus on what matters. Click the link in the description to learn more. This third workflow is where safety really matters. Let's say you need to refactor some code and run a security scan. Here's my prompt. Refactor function Y to improve performance and run a secret scan. Do not change production configs or push

secrets. Notice how I specifically told it not to touch production configs. That's important. You need to give the agent clear boundaries. The agent starts the refactor, cleans up the code, then it runs the security scan. The scan finds a potential issue. There's an API key hard-coded in a config file. The agent flags this. It shows me a warning and it asks if I want to proceed. I can reject this action or I can tell it to remove the API key and use environment variables instead. This is the evidence trailing action. Every step the agent takes is logged. So, you can review what happened and make sure nothing dangerous was executed. Okay, let's talk about how to use this safely because like I said, there have been incidents. Here are the rules. Rule number one, always run agents in a sandbox or a dedicated virtual machine. Never run them on production servers. Rule number two, disable automatic destructive commands. No automatic RM RF, no global pseudo access. Rule number three, require manual approval for any terminal commands that could be dangerous. Rule number four, always review the evidence logs before you accept any changes. Read through what the agent did. Rule number five, use dummy credentials for testing. Don't give the agent access to real API keys or production databases. And rule number six, avoid using turbo mode on anything important. Turbo mode lets the agent run faster by skipping approval steps, but that's exactly how things go wrong. These rules might seem like overkill, but trust me, they're not. Security researchers have found real vulnerabilities. Prompt injection attacks, file exfiltration risks, destructive command execution. The good news is that Google is aware of these issues and they're working on better safeguards. But until those are in place, you need to protect yourself. Here's why anti-gravity is such a big deal. With tools like this, anyone can build software. You just need to know what you want to build. The AI handles the technical details. That means more people can turn their ideas into real products. Small businesses can build custom tools without hiring expensive developers. Entrepreneurs can test ideas faster. But this technology is brand new. It's still in public preview. There will be bugs. There will be mistakes. And yes, there will be security issues. That's why you need to learn how to use it safely. Now, if you want to stay ahead of AI tools like this, you need to join AI Profit Boardroom. We break down every new AI tool, show you how to use them, and teach you how to automate your business safely. Click the link in the description to learn more. All right, that's anti-gravity, Google's new AI agent platform. It can build full apps, fix bugs automatically, and handle complex development workflows, but you need to use it safely. Follow the rules I shared, run it in sandboxes, review everything it does. If you want to try it yourself, I've put links to the official docs in the description, plus tutorials and security guides, and if you found this helpful, hit that subscribe button because I'm covering every major AI tool as it comes out. Julian Goldie reads every comment. So, drop a comment below and tell me what you want to build with anti-gravity.