Andy Halliday

But I wonder if you have to invoke it there.

I downloaded Anti-Gravity this morning.

Did you?

Oh, OK.

And I'm happy to say that unlike other programs that you download to your desktop machine, Google made this available to even older versions of Mac OS.

So I'm on Ventura with a 2017 iMac, which I still enjoy, the 5K screen and 40 gigabytes of memory.

And I'm able to use anti-gravity on this.

I have it open on my desktop right now.

I haven't played with it yet, but I look forward to using it and seeing if I can replicate the work that I've done previously using lovable.

but doing it all within the Google platform.

So instead of Supabase, use Firebase.

All of those things ought to be accessible to that anti-gravity platform.

But that's a question of time.

I wanted to share, if I can, AI Studio and show people who can also go to gemini.google.com and play with Gemini 3.

AI Studio has for me always been this wonderful space, which is a playground.

But when I came to AI Studio this time around, it didn't have anything like a playground.

It didn't have any of my history.

And it took me about 30 minutes of exploration with Gemini to find out that there are ways to access your history of interaction with Google Apps.

And it turned out that all of that was being stored to my Google Drive.

So all of the history that I had done with Gemini 2.5 Pro in a very different UI than currently presents at aistudio.google.com was all there, and I could recover it.