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Google Antigravity: The End of Manual Coding How Autonomous AI Agents, Gemini-Driven Workflows, and Mission Control Development Replace the Code Editor Manual coding is no longer the limiting factor in software development-human execution speed is. In Google Antigravity: The End of Manual Coding, Leo Hartmann introduces a new paradigm where developers stop typing syntax and start commanding autonomous AI agents. This book dismantles the outdated mental model of the code editor as the center of software creation and replaces it with Mission Control development, where AI agents plan, build, test, and debug in parallel. You'll learn why AI copilots and pair programming tools were only a transitional phase-and how Google Antigravity represents a fundamental break from manual workflows. Through practical frameworks and real-world patterns, the book shows how to orchestrate Gemini-powered agents to execute complex development tasks while you focus on system design, intent, and oversight. Inside, you'll discover how to: Replace linear coding with parallel agent execution Design clear, auditable missions for autonomous AI systems Use artifact tracking and verification loops to eliminate hallucinations Automate UI testing, debugging, and refactoring without touching a code editor Transition from individual contributor to AI-first software architect This book is not about learning another tool-it's about unlearning manual coding and adopting the workflows that will define the next decade of software engineering.

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