… After a week of orchestrating a team of AI agents that could spin up entire API endpoints while I just guided the architecture, coming back to a vanilla VS Code configuration felt like someone had turned down the game speed. The first hour was pure muscle memory frustration. …
… In my case, it did a decent job handling my complex prompt on the first try. I do have one suggestion, though. I would love to see a Kanban-style dashboard where I can see different agents passing tasks to one another in real time. …
… A handy Agent Command Center An excellent Kanban view I have spent a lot of time jumping between various AI-native IDEs lately, but the Agent Command Center in Windsurf 2.0 is the first time I have felt like I’m actually managing a development process rather than just chatting with a bot. …
… Related I tested Claude Code against 3 open-source alternatives, and one came surprisingly close Claude might not be the only coding agent worth using. Claude Code Agentic terminal-first architect While Claude Code is a CLI-first tool, you can use it via the native desktop app as well. …
… Google has divided the interface into two parts: a standard Editor view for manual control and the Agent Manager. The latter is where Google hits it out of the park. It allows you to spin up multiple agents that complete complex tasks across the terminal, editor, and a built-in browser. …
… Antigravity 2.0 solves this with dynamic subagents. The main orchestrator looks at a complex problem, breaks it down, and spins up subagents to tackle different parts in parallel. …
… 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 interface that lets me manage several agents at once. …
… It delivers an agent-first architecture that combines the editor, the terminal, and a live browser. …
… 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. …
… Well, we now live in the age of LLMs, and that means we can actually have useful AI agents on our desktops. …