Google is expanding its Antigravity AI coding agent from a standalone desktop app into developer workflows via IDE extensions and Gemini Enterprise access. The Visual Studio Code extension is available now via Microsoft’s extension marketplace, while the JetBrains support starts with version 2026.2.1. Antigravity sessions can run inside VS Code, Visual Studio, JetBrains IDEs, and Zed while staying under enterprise IAM and project-level monthly token quotas.
The Neuron Team is hosting a live YouTube livestream to break down recent AI model and tool launches for non-developers in plain English. The stream starts at 10 AM PT / 1 PM ET and covers items including Qwen 3.8, Unsloth Studio, local AI hosting, Cursor Origin, and the DeepSeek Harness. The result is a guided, practical explanation of which tools to care about, what they do, and when to use them based on audience questions.
Slack introduced Slack Code, moving AI coding agents from isolated coding tools into project-specific channels inside Slack for humans to watch and review. Each project channel can archive itself after the work finishes, leaving a searchable record of what the agent did. Humans can still pause, redirect, or stop agents in the channel, while higher-stakes production actions require expert approval and the feature adds options like agent DMs and an Agents tab.
Epho lets you run Claude Code, Codex, or Opencode in the cloud using your repository. No specific pricing or date is given in the article. As a result, you use a cloud setup for these AI coding tools rather than running them locally.
An AI coding agent for iOS and macOS app development is being discussed in a linked thread. No number, date, or pricing detail is provided in the text available. The available information doesn’t change anything concrete yet beyond pointing to the discussion.
Vercel published an open-source coding agent called fx. The concrete detail provided is that the agent is open-source. No other specifics (features, benchmarks, release date, or impact) are included in the article snippet.
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