From Prompt to Business: AI Studio as a One-Stop Shop

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Sona Karashkevich opened AI Studio in a live demo. She pasted a market research prompt into the research agent. The agent generated a feasibility report for a Bay Area pet shop. She then built a website with Stitch, exported it to AI Studio, and used an agentic focus group app to get feedback from simulated personas. Another prompt created an inventory dashboard integrated with Google Sheets and Drive. A final prompt built a marketing tool with CTA suggestions, SEO analysis, and an ad simulator. The entire business took 20 minutes.

Antigravity 2.0: Agent-First Design

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Anshul Ramachandran introduced Antigravity 2.0 as a standalone agent-first application. The UI focuses on conversations with agents, not code editing. The right panel shows sub-agents, background tasks, and artifacts like implementation plans and code reviews. Users can comment on artifacts to guide agents. The goal is to run many agents across multiple projects in parallel.

Sub-Agents and Background Tasks

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Antigravity 2.0 lets the main agent spin up sub-agents for well-scoped tasks. The sub-agents work in parallel and report back. Background task management runs long commands like package installs asynchronously. The agent can write code while packages install. Anshul showed a demo where the agent launched sub-agents to list IO announcements, then the sub-agents reported back in parallel.

Projects, Permissions, and Security

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Projects now group resources across multiple repositories. Permissions are set at the project level. Users can allow or block specific terminal commands, define file access outside the project folder, and set review policies. A to-do app project can run freely, while a critical codebase can require approval for every command. This keeps agents from going wild.

Scheduled Tasks and Slash Commands

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Users can schedule agents to run on a cron schedule, for example a daily PR digest at 9 a.m. Slash commands include /schedule to create tasks in natural language, /goal to tell the agent to keep driving without feedback, /browser to use Chrome DevTools for testing, and /grill to ask clarifying questions first. The audio transcription uses Gemini’s audio model to remove filler words.

Notable Quotes

I literally show you how you can build a new business entirely from scratch with AI Studio in like 20 minutes or so. Sona Karashkevich · ▶ Watch (41:49)

with increased intelligence, it really got us thinking like, okay, we’re still going to definitely start moving to a world where people are just going to want agents to run in the background for them asynchronously. Anshul Ramachandran · ▶ Watch (36:17)

the audio model here … actually using our latest audio models that will synthesize and remove all your filler words. Anshul Ramachandran · ▶ Watch (35:10)

we allow you to define those permissions and settings at the project level. Anshul Ramachandran · ▶ Watch (33:09)

we see somewhere up to like 700, 800 tokens per second being produced. Anshul Ramachandran · ▶ Watch (35:57)

Key Takeaways

  • AI Studio lets you build a full business from market research to marketing in 20 minutes.
  • Antigravity 2.0 is a standalone agent-first platform with sub-agents, background tasks, and artifacts.
  • Project-level permissions give granular control over agent access and commands.