Google just shipped a development platform that actively discourages you from writing code. Antigravity 2.
Debugging a traditional API is straightforward — you get a stack trace, a line number, maybe a log dump.
You have a Linux box somewhere and a phone in your pocket.
Every developer I know has the same story by now.
Thirty-five percent of merged pull requests at Cursor's own engineering team now come from autonomous cloud agents.
I spent last week trying something simple: "Claude, draft me a blog post about Docker network modes and publish it." The drafting part worked.
If you're still writing system prompts in a single text file and pasting them into an API call, you're operating the way we built websites in 1998 —...
A source map file that should never have shipped just gave the entire developer community an X-ray of how production AI coding agents are built.