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According to a post on X by @antigravity, Antigravity has launched Voice mode, which is powered by the Gemini Live model. The post says users can plan work, steer code changes and approve permissions by talking to the coding agent. Users can also interrupt it mid-turn, switch languages and choose a preferred voice. The post links to documentation in a follow-up post, and the snippet does not give further technical details.
According to a post on X by @antigravity, Antigravity has launched Voice mode, which is powered by the Gemini Live model. The post says users can plan work, steer code changes and approve permissions by talking to the coding agent. Users can also interrupt it mid-turn, switch languages and choose a preferred voice. The post links to documentation in a follow-up post, and the snippet does not give further technical details.
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Antigravity says Voice mode is live, powered by the Gemini Live model, so you can plan, steer code changes and approve permissions by talking, interrupt mid-turn, switch languages and pick a preferred voice. Docs are linked from the follow-up post. Why it matters: Hands-busy developers ca...
Developers who use AI coding agents can now give instructions and approvals hands-free, which may suit people who cannot type while working. Teams evaluating coding tools should check the documentation for how voice commands and permissions work in practice. Watch for details on supported languages and how the feature performs in real workflows.
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