…They have built a brand-new interface from scratch (more on that in a minute) to manage fleets of autonomous AI agents. The native Agents window In my old VS Code setup…
…The standout feature in 2.0 is the Agent Command Center. For the first time, I don’t feel like I’m just chatting with an AI. It’s a Kanban-style…
…It delivers an agent-first architecture that combines the editor, the terminal, and a live browser. It is clearly more than an AI-assisted typing and unlocks the true power of vibe…
…From text editor to agent manager A major mental shift When I first opened Google Antigravity, I went straight for the file list, ready to start typing. But I quickly saw that…
…Based on Nvidia's positioning, it's the foundation for a new generation of agentic AI that functions on-device and can reason, create, and automate tasks on behalf of users. Now…
…Well, we now live in the age of LLMs, and that means we can actually have useful AI agents on our desktops. I've been using OMNI, the Asus ROG mascot, for…
…First, you’ll want to set Home Assistant as the default Assist device. Then, you’ll want to grant Home Assistant access to your device’s microphone, though I had to remove…
…a chaotic gremlin if left to its own devices. Fortunately, there are a couple of ways to prevent this beast of an agent harness from wreaking havoc indiscriminately. The pi-permission-system…
…make its own agentic AI through Gemini, which will be able to handle your inbox and almost anything else you want to offload from your daily workload. The first step toward that…
…s terminal-first approach is efficient. It’s Google Antigravity where I have moved my production workflow. The Manager View allows me to act as a project lead, running agents for backend…