Google just unleashed 12 new AI coding tools, and it's kind of insane.
I made a full breakdown video, but here's the quick hit list of what's actually useful:
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THE BIG ONES (Worth Your Time):
Antigravity - The "Cursor-killer" agentic IDE that builds full apps from text prompts โ Most hyped, might actually live up to it
โ Think Lovable but from Google
Jules - Autonomous agent that connects to GitHub, builds features, fixes bugs โ This one's legit scary good
โ Direct Claude Code competitor
Gemini CLI - Terminal pilot for commands, tests, and source control โ Like Claude Code but in your terminal
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THE USEFUL ONES (Specific Use Cases):
Stitch - Turns UI wireframes into clean frontend code โ Great for designers who can't code
Opal - Build no-code AI workflows with simple language โ For non-technical founders
Codewiki - Self-updating GitHub wiki that explains your entire codebase โ Game-changer for onboarding new devs
โ If you work with data, check this out
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THE INFRASTRUCTURE ONES:
Google Colab - Cloud Jupyter notebooks (not new but upgraded) ---
MY HONEST TAKE:
Google is flooding the market with tools. Some will be amazing, some will disappear in 6 months. The ones worth watching:
1. Antigravity (if it actually works as advertised)
2. Jules (autonomous coding is the future)
3. Gemini Code Assist (competing with Claude Code)
I'm testing these over the next month and will share what's hype vs what's real.
Questions:
Which one are you most excited to try? Anyone already testing these?
Let me know what you find ๐
- Drew