Google's AI agents now can code for you 24/7 while you sleeping..

Great One!

will it be a threat to codex and claude?

google’s agents can code for you 24/7 while you sleep. the real flex isn’t “more code.” it’s waking up to: tests passing, PR ready, and zero surprises. async dev is here.

We need this for VR..

This is just matching the competition in codex and Claude. You really need a human in the loop. These things converge on local optima anf without steering it will be something average

That's wild! Can't wait to see how this changes coding workflows.

I wonder how long it’ll take before we rely on them too much. What's the line between help and dependency?

Will this bring me back to Gemini? I'm loving Claude rn

And that would cost like $1000.

you wake up to 5k $ bills too?

Can they run these automation workflows as well as claude code?

also curious who’s paying for those agents running 24/7 😅 continuous inference isn’t cheap, especially once you move beyond toy apps

@SamAeonic

LinkedIn automation that gets your account flagged costs you everything. move slow, stay consistent, don't look like a bot. that's how you win.

Google's ecosystem is genuinely insane

Would you want unsupervised coding?…nah, I wouldn’t

Google just wiped 100k jobs.

the real shift isn’t coding 24/7… it’s reviewing

do I need to do anything to make it run 24/7?

The real unlock here is Antigravity + Firebase integration. Full-stack vibe coding in AI Studio means you can go from idea to deployed app without leaving one interface. We're entering the era where shipping speed is limited by imagination, not engineering bandwidth.

Google's agents are solid for boilerplate CRUD, but choke on edge cases like async race conditions. Great for prototyping—pair with human review to avoid tech debt nightmares. How do they handle dependency hell in monorepos? 🤔

this is the real present we need with the AI

Google cooks quietly ngl

In a world with free tiers

Yeah and so can Claude, Devin, Cursor, pretty much everyone at this point, it's a feature not a moat.