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Google Antigravity - Initial impressions

Kruti Deepan Panda5 min read

As part of my AI exploration of different models offered by major players in the industry, I took a Google AI subscription. The subscription I decided to use was Gemini AI Pro. It is priced at ₹2000 (~$20) monthly and gave access to its entire suite of models. Gemini AI Pro also gives access to Claude Opus 4.6, Claude Sonnet 4.6, and GPT-OSS 120B models. Much like most providers, it has standard 5-hour and weekly limits. However, Antigravity doesn't really show my token usage or how much context each model was using so I can't really comment on this.

I like that my AI subscription also gives me access to Google's image and video generator models. Playing around with Nano Banana and Google Flow was fun, but I didn't feel I had much use for it.

To properly evaluate Google's best models, I will use Antigravity with Gemini 3.1 Pro exclusively to accomplish 3 main tasks:

  1. Build a fork of Jellyfin's Android client that supports auto-downloading episodes of the shows you are watching.
  2. Building my portfolio website.
  3. Building a 64-bit RISC-V CPU with OpenLane.