3 Projects to Build With Google Antigravity + AI Studio
What you'll learn: How to use the AI Studio → Antigravity pipeline to build 3 real-world projects. Each project includes the workflow, prompts, and expected outcomes. Total time: 2-3 hours per project.
Google's integration of AI Studio and Antigravity has created the fastest path from idea to working app. But what can you actually build with it?
Here are three projects — from beginner to advanced — that showcase the full power of the agent-first workflow.
Project 1: AI-Powered Personal Dashboard
Difficulty: Intermediate | Time: ~2 hours | Stack: React, Node.js, Google APIs
What You'll Build
A real-time personal dashboard that aggregates your email summaries, calendar events, weather, news headlines, and task list — all on one page, all summarized by AI.
Why This Is Useful
You probably check 5+ apps every morning: Gmail, Calendar, Weather, News, Todoist. This dashboard replaces that ritual with a single AI-curated view. Open one tab, see everything that matters.
Step-by-Step Workflow
Phase 1: AI Studio (Prompt Design)
- Open AI Studio
- Create a new prompt with Gemini 3.1 Pro
- Design your email summarization prompt:
You are a personal email assistant. Given a list of email subjects and senders, categorize them as: 🔴 Urgent, 🟡 Important, 🟢 Low Priority. For each email, write a 1-sentence summary. Output as JSON: [{category, sender, subject, summary}] - Test with sample email data until the output is perfect
- Repeat for news summarization and calendar event formatting
Phase 2: Antigravity (Build)
- Click "Open in Antigravity" with your tested prompts
- Tell the agent:
Build a responsive personal dashboard with React and Tailwind CSS. Features: - Email card: Pull from Gmail API, summarize with Gemini using this prompt: [your tested prompt] - Calendar card: Show next 48 hours from Google Calendar API - Weather card: Current + 3-day forecast from Open-Meteo API - News card: Top 5 headlines from NewsAPI, AI-summarized - Tasks card: Active tasks from Google Tasks API Design: Dark mode, card-based layout, mobile-responsive. Auto-refresh every 15 minutes. Include a "Good morning, [name]" header with a motivational quote. - Watch the agent scaffold the project, install dependencies, create components, and wire up APIs
- Test in Antigravity's built-in browser
Phase 3: Deploy
One command: firebase deploy — or let the agent handle it.
What You'll Learn
- How to prototype AI prompts before building
- Multi-API integration via agents
- The power of designing intent first, coding second
Project 2: Smart Content Repurposer
Difficulty: Beginner-Intermediate | Time: ~1.5 hours | Stack: Python Flask, Gemini API
What You'll Build
A web app where you upload a blog post, article, or YouTube transcript — and AI instantly generates platform-specific content: tweets, LinkedIn posts, Instagram captions, email newsletter paragraphs, and SEO metadata. All in your brand voice.
Why This Is a Game-Changer
Content creators spend 3-5 hours per piece repurposing content across platforms. This tool does it in 30 seconds while maintaining consistent voice and tone.
Step-by-Step Workflow
Phase 1: AI Studio (Voice Calibration)
- Open AI Studio with Gemini 3.1 Pro
- Create platform-specific prompts. Example for X/Twitter:
Transform this blog content into 5 tweet variations (max 280 chars each). Rules: - Start with a hook (question, stat, or bold claim) - Include 1-2 relevant emojis - End with a call to action or provocative thought - Vary the angle: educational, controversial, personal story, data-driven, motivational Brand voice: [describe your voice — e.g., "direct, witty, data-backed"] Content: {input_text} - Test each platform prompt with real content until the output sounds like you
- Save each prompt template
Phase 2: Antigravity (Build)
- Hand off to Antigravity:
Build a web app with Python Flask backend and clean HTML/CSS frontend. Features: - Upload form: Accept text paste, URL (auto-extract content), or file upload (.txt, .md) - Processing: Run input through 5 Gemini prompts (tweets, LinkedIn, Instagram, newsletter, SEO) - Display: Show results in tabs, one per platform - Each result has a "Copy" button and character count - Add a "Regenerate" button per platform - Include a "Download All" button (JSON export) Design: Clean, minimal, dark mode. Professional typography. - Agent builds everything — upload handler, Gemini API integration, tabbed UI, copy buttons
Pro Tip: Add Google Drive Export
Tell the agent to add a "Save to Drive" button — it'll create a formatted Google Doc with all variations.
What You'll Learn
- How to calibrate AI voice across platforms
- Building multi-output AI tools
- Why prompt design in AI Studio saves hours of iteration in code
Project 3: Autonomous Code Review Agent
Difficulty: Advanced | Time: ~3 hours | Stack: Node.js, GitHub API, Cloud Run
What You'll Build
A GitHub bot that automatically reviews every pull request — not surface-level linting, but deep analysis: understanding intent, catching security issues, suggesting architectural improvements, and rating complexity.
Why This Matters
Code reviews are bottlenecks. Senior developers spend 20-30% of their time reviewing PRs. This bot handles the first pass — catching 80% of issues before a human even looks at the code.
Step-by-Step Workflow
Phase 1: AI Studio (Review Pipeline Design)
Build and test a 4-stage review pipeline:
Stage 1 — PR Summary:
Analyze this git diff and provide:
1. A 2-sentence summary of what this PR does
2. Files changed and their purpose
3. Estimated risk level (Low/Medium/High)
Diff: {diff_content}
Stage 2 — Security Scan:
Review this code diff for security vulnerabilities:
- SQL injection, XSS, CSRF
- Hardcoded secrets or API keys
- Unsafe deserialization
- Missing input validation
- Dependency vulnerabilities
Flag each issue with severity (Critical/High/Medium/Low) and line number.
If no issues found, say "No security concerns detected."
Diff: {diff_content}
Stage 3 — Improvement Suggestions:
Suggest improvements for this code diff:
- Performance optimizations
- Better error handling
- Cleaner abstractions
- Missing edge cases
- Test coverage gaps
For each suggestion, show the current code and proposed improvement.
Max 5 suggestions, prioritized by impact.
Diff: {diff_content}
Stage 4 — Complexity Rating:
Rate this PR's review complexity:
- Score: 1-10
- Estimated review time for a human
- Key areas requiring human judgment
- Auto-mergeable? (yes/no with reasoning)
Diff: {diff_content}
Test each stage individually in AI Studio until the outputs are reliable and actionable.
Phase 2: Antigravity (Build + Deploy)
Build a GitHub App (Node.js) that:
1. Listens for pull_request webhooks (opened, synchronize)
2. Fetches the PR diff via GitHub API
3. Runs the diff through a 4-stage Gemini review pipeline
4. Posts the combined review as a GitHub PR comment with formatted sections
5. Adds a severity label to the PR (review-safe, review-needed, review-critical)
Requirements:
- Use Antigravity Skills for each review stage (modular, reusable)
- Include a .reviewconfig.json for per-repo customization (strictness, ignored paths)
- Rate limit: max 1 review per PR per 5 minutes
- Deploy to Google Cloud Run
- Include comprehensive error handling and logging
What the Agent Builds
- GitHub App boilerplate with OAuth + webhook handling
- 4 modular Antigravity Skills (one per review stage)
- Formatted markdown comment builder
- Cloud Run Dockerfile + deployment config
- Config system for per-repo customization
What You'll Learn
- Multi-stage AI pipeline design
- Antigravity's Skills system for modular agent capabilities
- Production deployment of AI-powered bots
Which Project Should You Start With?
| Your Level | Start Here | Why |
|---|---|---|
| New to Antigravity | Project 2 (Content Repurposer) | Simplest stack, fastest results |
| Comfortable with APIs | Project 1 (Dashboard) | Multi-API integration, practical daily use |
| Advanced developer | Project 3 (Code Review Bot) | Production-grade, showcases full pipeline |
Get Started Now
- Google AI Studio — Free, browser-based
- Google Antigravity — Free public preview
The agent-first era is here. These projects aren't just tutorials — they're templates for how software gets built from now on.
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