I gave Claude Code and Google Antigravity a full project, and they finished twice as fast as VS Code alone
The author tested Claude Code and Google Antigravity on a full project, a resume‑builder microsite. Using Claude Code for execution and Antigravity for planning, the build completed roughly twice as fast as a traditional VS Code workflow. The piece notes that while AI tools accelerated development, human oversight remained essential.
- ▪The project was a resume builder microsite designed to let a job‑seeker edit and tailor resumes for different roles.
- ▪Claude Code was run inside Google Antigravity via the terminal while Antigravity agents handled project planning and structure.
- ▪The combined AI workflow finished the build almost twice as fast as the author’s usual VS Code process.
- ▪Human input was required throughout the development to guide and review the AI‑generated code.
- ▪The experiment showcases the advancing capabilities of AI development tools in 2026.
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| Publication time | Mon, 15 Jun 2026 00:00:22 GMT |
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