Google Antigravity vs. Cursor: 3 Features That Changed My Workflow
Google Antigravity just released, and it might change how we code forever.
In this video, I walk you through exactly how to set up Google Antigravity on your local machine and break down the three major features you need to know to master "vibe coding". We dive deep into the Agent Manager to orchestrate multiple AI agents, use the Agentic Browser to test UI changes in real-time, and swap between models like Gemini 3, Claude, and GPT.
I also show you a full development workflow: from generating a plan and building the app to verifying it with the browser agent and generating AI commit messages.
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⏱️ Timestamps:
00:00 - Intro
01:34 - Installation & Onboarding Setup
02:14 - Feature 1: The Agent Manager (Orchestrator)
04:43 - Feature 2: Agentic Browser & UI Validation
05:32 - Multi-agents Dev Workflow
08:01 - Feature 3: Using Multi-Models (Claude, GPT, Gemini 3)
10:37 - TestSprite MCP
11:39 - AI Generated Commit Messages
12:25 - Wrap up
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