Build Anything with Google AntiGravity! Here's How!

Build anything with Google anti-gravity. Here's how. Google just dropped an AI that doesn't just help you code. It codes for you while you sleep. I'm talking full apps tested, validated, done. But here's the catch. One wrong move and it could delete your entire computer. This isn't code completion. This is full stack automation powered by AI agents. You give it a task. It plans it, builds it, tests it, and hands you the finished product. Sounds amazing, right? Well, it is, but there's some stuff you need to know first because developers are already reporting horror stories. One guy asked it to clean up his files. It wiped his entire drive. Gone. Everything. So stay till the end because I'll show you exactly how to use this tool safely and turn it into your personal coding team. And I'll show you the exact prompts I use to build real tools for my business. 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. And Julian Goldie reads every comment, so make sure you comment below. Okay, so Google Anti-gravity, most people think it's just another coding assistant. It's not. This is completely different. Google Anti-gravity gives you AI agents that plan entire projects, write code, test it, run it in a browser, and give you a full report. You tell it what you want and it does the work. Like having a team of developers working 24/7. Here's why this matters. Building a landing page normally takes hours. Adding features takes hours. Testing takes hours. Anti-gravity compresses all of that into minutes. Let me give you a real example. I want to build a lead generation page for the AI profit boardroom. Normally that's a full day of work with anti-gravity. I type this prompt. Build me a landing page for AI profit boardroom that highlights the benefits of AI automation. includes a lead capture form, connects to a web hook, and looks professional on mobile and desktop. The agent plans the structure, writes the HTML and CSS, adds the JavaScript, tests it in a browser, takes screenshots, and gives me the final files ready to deploy, all while I'm doing something else. This works for way more than landing pages. I use it for API endpoints. I'll say create a REST API endpoint that accepts email signups, validates the email format, he stores it in a database, and sends a confirmation email. The agent writes the backend code, sets up the database, writes the validation logic, tests it, and shows me the results. I didn't write a single line of code or building a login flow for a SAS product. You describe what you want. The agent builds it, tests it with different credentials, shows you screenshots. If something breaks, it fixes it. If the design looks bad, you tell it to improve it and it does. Now, here's what you need to know before you use this. This tool is still in public preview. It's not perfect. People are reporting bugs and weird behavior. Sometimes the agent misunderstands and builds something completely different. So, you need to supervise it. The big one, anti-gravity has access to your terminal and file system. It can run system level commands. One developer asked it to clean up old files and it deleted his entire hard drive. Everything gone. Always back up your work. Always review what the agent is doing. Never give vague instructions like clean up my files. Be specific. Also, there are rate limits on the free tier. You get a weekly quotota. Hit that limit and the agent stops until it resets. How to use this? Open anti-gravity and you'll see the agent panel on the side. Type what you want the agent to do. The agent creates artifacts which are work reports showing the implementation plan, code, screenshots, and results. Review these and give feedback. If you don't like something, tell the agent and it improves it. The agent manager lets you run multiple agents at once while one builds your landing page. Another writes test scripts. Another sets up deployment all in parallel. Pro tip: Use the feedback loop. Review artifacts. Add comments. Guide the agent. The more feedback you give, the better the results. Real use cases. Build SAS MVPs by describing the entire product. Create automation workflows. Run continuous browser tests. For the AI profit boardroom, I build internal tools like automated reporting dashboards, email sequence generators, and lead scoring systems. Things that normally take days, I build in hours. Now, let's talk about when you should not use this. If you're an absolute beginner with no coding context, this might be overwhelming. The agent assumes you understand what it's doing. If you don't, you could end up with a mess. Also, if you need strict governance and safety, this isn't the tool for you. It's too unpredictable right now. And if you need a fully mature, stable product, you're better off with something like GitHub Copilot or Cursor. Speaking of Cursor, let's compare them. Cursor is great for code assistance. It has cloud agents and it helps you write code faster, but it doesn't have the same level of autonomy as anti-gravity. Cursor helps you code. Anti-gravity codes for you. Big difference. Anti-gravity also has better artifact reporting and browser testing automation, but cursor is more stable and mature, so it depends on what you

need. GitHub Copilot is different, too. C-pilot is amazing for real-time code suggestions and inline completions, but it doesn't do autonomous planning or multi- aent management. It's a coding assistant, not a coding team. So, if you just want help writing code faster, Copilot is better. But if you want to delegate entire tasks, anti-gravity wins. All right, I want to talk about something important. If you're watching this, you're clearly interested in AI automation and you want to use tools like anti-gravity to save time and build faster. That's exactly what we teach inside the AI profit boardroom. We show you how to use AI tools like this to automate your business, build internal systems, and scale without hiring a massive team. We've got members building entire products with AI, automating their marketing, and creating tools that would have cost tens of thousands to develop. If you want to learn how to do this the right way, check out the AI profit boardroom link in the description. Now, back to anti-gravity. Let me give you some advanced tips. First, use artifacts to your advantage. Every time the agent completes a task, it creates artifacts. These are your proof of work. You can audit them, debug them, and use them to understand what the agent did. Don't ignore these. They're super valuable. Second, use multi- aent orchestration. Run a research agent in the background while another agent builds your front end. This is how you maximize efficiency. You're literally multiplying your productivity. Third, integrate shortcuts. Use the browser automation to validate form flows. Use the terminal access to run tests without leaving the IDE. The more you integrate, the more powerful this becomes. And fourth, always supervise. I can't stress this enough. Don't let the agent run wild. Review every step. Back up your work and never give it vague instructions. Be specific. Be clear and be safe. Now, let's talk about who this tool is perfect for. If you're a creator, this is amazing for rapid prototyping. You can build tools, test ideas, and publish fast. If you're a founder, this is perfect for MVP building. You don't need a huge engineering team, just you and the agents. If you're running an agency, you can standardize build and QA workflows across clients. And if you're an advanced user, this is like having an intelligent co-worker. You just need to supervise it. For beginners, it's a great learning tool, but use caution. Don't run file level commands unless you know what you're doing. And always back up your work. All right. So, here's what I want you to do. Try Google Anti-Gravity today. Start small. Ask it to build a simple feature. Maybe a login page, maybe a contact form, maybe a landing page for your business. See what it does. Then come back and comment below. Tell me what you asked it to build and whether it worked. And make sure you save your work outside the IDE first. Trust me on that. And if you want the full process, SOPs, and 100 plus AI use cases like this one, join the AI success lab. It's our free AI community. links in the comments and description. You'll get all the video notes from there, plus access to our community of 40,000 members who are crushing it with AI. Also, don't forget to check out the AI profit boardroom. If you're serious about using AI to automate your business, build faster, and scale smarter. That's where you need to be. We teach you how to use tools like anti-gravity, Claude, Chat, GPT, and dozens of other AI tools to build real systems that save you time and help you grow. So, that's Google Anti-gravity. It's powerful. is dangerous and it's the future of coding. Use it wisely.