Beth

Got it.

And then, you know, you save your, you know, if you're building applications, save it to GitHub, right?

um and make sure gemini can see the repo and then codex see the repo and play off each other it's it's fantastic if you can can run it at the same time but if you're using it just regular non-tech kind of the same principles if you want organized structure planning i would go with 5.1 but if you just want hey i want to do this chaos visual imaging go with gemini but if you play off right if you plan and then want something if you can

play it off each other, it's fantastic.

No, no, no, no, no.

So what – anti-gravity is a completely – so for those who don't know, it's IDE, right?

Integrated Development Environment.

Very similar to Cursor, Visual Code Studio.

It integrates it like natively.

The funny thing is, do you all remember Windsurf?

That's the team that built it.

It's literally Windsurf.

So it's like, you know, the whole windsurfing is going to be taken by Google, and they built this.

Yeah.

So that's the idea.

But what I do is...

If I'm working off the thing, cause I'm getting rate limited like crazy in, um, in, uh, yeah, in, uh, in, uh, in anti-gravity.

So what I do is just open a new terminal and if I'm coding the same thing, so I use cloud code in cursor, but then I also use Gemini CLI in the terminal in cursor.

So I would play, or you can get the, uh, the extension doesn't matter.

Um, and then.