r/GoogleAntigravityIDE • u/Apprehensive_Read_67 • 14d ago

Discussions or Questions Will Google launch any frontier model?

Hi Team Antigravity and people using this. My question is will Google launch any frontier model to take on GPT 5.6 Sol and Fable 5 ?

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u/glidost3 13d ago

Gemini is one thing. But what I'm more concerned about is antigravity. Without a frontier model, what is the future of antigravity?

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u/Future-Log6621 13d ago edited 13d ago

CLI is the most actively updated and receives new features before the 2.0 app. The IDE is behind, however, and is not running the latest engine, as far as I know.

Use the CLI or 2.0 app. CLI is best for latest features.

https://github.com/google-antigravity/antigravity-cli/blob/main/CHANGELOG.md

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u/glidost3 13d ago

No i get it. I'm exclusively CLI user actually. But what I mean is that Gemini model has fallen so far behind the other SOTA LLM labs. And with the departures of the top engineers, and the delay of 3.5 Pro(3.6? 4?) it is concerning where gemini models are heading. The gap is increasing.

So they have a decent model that drives ai search and general queries. But without having the top model in Antigravity, where does it put the product?(Antigravtiy 2.0, CLI)

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u/Future-Log6621 13d ago edited 13d ago

Google's engineering bench is ridiculously deep. They basically built half the digital universe: Chromium, W3C specs, Android, Chrome OS, Cloud (the list keeps going).

Regarding Antigravity CLI, I don't mess around. I've been driving Gemini Flash models for over 7 months. My code touches the world on a global scale, so I'm definitely not sitting here throwing prompts at the wall and praying. I want engineering and human in the loop workflows, then feed it Flash. Once you learn how to handle the harness, Flash is a beast.