Building the next generation AI workforce

I know that most people use Antigravity to build apps and websites but I've been testing something different. Using code to build AI employees. And I built it in Aintigravity but my systrm is platform agnostic, so I can do it in ClaudeCode or Cursor or any other IDE that conencts to a coding assistant.

Here's exactly how I did it (and how long it took):

1. I asked Claude to design a complete blueprint for building AI employees - a 2,590-line instruction file called AGENTS .md. Think of it as the DNA for my AI workforce.

2. I uploaded it to Google's Antigravity and gave it one simple prompt: "Setup the infrastructure using AGENTS .md"

3. In less than 10 minutes, my entire infrastructure was built without me touching anything. I literally sat at my desk watching YouTube videos while the AI did everything.

4. I gave it another prompt: "Build a LinkedIn content creator" - that's it.

5. Now the AI took over completely. I just sat there babysitting and answering questions like "What should the LinkedIn creator do?" or "Do you have examples?" I also provided API keys when it asked.

6. 15 minutes later, my LinkedIn content creator was done.

7. I started testing and fine-tuning using plain English - no code, just conversations.

8. Spent about an hour testing and refining until it worked the way I wanted (yes it definitely needs way more stress testing sn fine tuning but as an MVP it was ready)

9. Here's where it gets wild: The AI logs every run, and after about 20 attempts, it analyzes the patterns and suggests improvements to its own instructions based on what worked and what didn't.

10. When those recommendations come in, I review them. If I approve, it rewrites its own instructions. I don't have to do anything else - it literally makes itself better over time.

And now that the infrastructure is set up, If I want to build another AI employee, I just tell the AI what I want in plain English.

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