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After using Google AI studio, Google Vertex, and Google Gemini Chat I honestly can't wait to use Google Antigravity! edit: Also Jules... snark off: I think t
by tnolet 10mo ago
After using Google AI studio, Google Vertex, and Google Gemini Chat I honestly can't wait to use Google Antigravity!
edit: Also Jules...
snark off:
I think the Google PMs should have coffee together and see if all of this sprawl makes any sense.
- k1rd 10mo agoyou forgot jules
- flux293m 10mo agoEverybody forgets Jules.
- koakuma-chan 10mo agoIt does? Google AI studio is their developer dashboard. Google Vertex is their equivalent of Amazon Bedrock. Google Gemini Chat is their ChatGPT app for normies. Google Antigravity is their Cursor equivalent.
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- vineyardmike 10mo agoI agree what you’ve listed makes sense as a product portfolio. But AI Studio is getting vibe coding tools. AI Studio also has a API that competes with Vertex. They have IDE plugins for existing IDEs to expose Chat, Agents, etc. They also have Gemini CLI for when those don’t work. There is also Firebase Studio, a browser based IDE for vibe coding. Jules, a browser based code agent orchestration tool. Opal, a node-based tool to build AI… things? Stich, a tool to build UIs. Colab with AI for a different type of coding. Notebook LM for AI research (many features now available in Gemini App). AI Overviews and AI mode in search, which now feature a generic chat interface. Thats just new stuff, and not including all the existing products (Gmail, Home) that have Gemini added. This is the benefit of a big company vs startups. They can build out a product for every type of user and every user journey, at once.
- koakuma-chan 10mo agoI concede.
- xnx 10mo agoDon't forget Gemini CLI In another 2 years we'll probably be back to just "Google" as digital agent that can do any research, creative, or coding task you can imagine.
- drcongo 10mo ago> Google Vertex is their equivalent of Amazon Bedrock Well, that clears that up.
- koakuma-chan 10mo agoIn "real world" you don't use OpenAI or Anthropic API directly—you are forced to use AWS, GCP, or Azure. Each of these has its own service for running LLMs, which is conceptually the same as using OpenAI or Anthropic API directly, but with much worse DX. For AWS it's called Bedrock, for GCP—Vertex, and for Azure it's AI Foundry I believe. They also may offer complementary features like prompt management, evals, etc, but from what I've seen so far it's all crap.
- exitb 10mo agoAnd In practice, when I needed to use one of their models for a small project, it turned out that the only sane way is to go via OpenRouter…
- verdverm 10mo agoAlso gemini-cli (terrible) Google ADK (agent development kit, awesome)
- dygd 10mo agoThe also launched a coding agent Jules: https://jules.google/ https://jules.google/
- pnathan 10mo agoJules is nifty. Weirdly heavy on the browser CPU.
- meowface 10mo agoJules is the first and only one to add a full API, which I've found very beneficial. It lets you integrate agentic coding features into web apps quite nicely. (In theory you could always hack your own thing together with Claude Code or Codex to achieve a similar effect but a cloud agent with an API saves a lot of effort.)
- verdverm 10mo agoGoogle ADK is real nice and gives you an API as well (also web browser and terminal prompt)
- karel-3d 10mo agoWasn't there something called Bard at some point?
- magackame 10mo agoBard is the old name of Gemini