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According to a post on X by @thisiskp_, Google's Antigravity coding agent now has a voice mode powered by Gemini Live. Developers can talk to the agent, approve prompts out loud, and choose from nine voices. The source does not give a rollout date or other details beyond these features.
According to a post on X by @thisiskp_, Google's Antigravity coding agent now has a voice mode powered by Gemini Live. Developers can talk to the agent, approve prompts out loud, and choose from nine voices. The source does not give a rollout date or other details beyond these features.
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Google’s Antigravity coding agent now has a voice mode powered by Gemini Live. Developers can talk to the agent, approve prompts out loud and choose from nine voices. Why it matters: Voice control pushes coding agents toward hands-free supervision rather than typed commands. Original post on X
The change moves coding agents toward hands-free supervision, where developers can oversee and approve work by voice instead of typing commands. Developers who use Antigravity are the most directly affected, and the approach could matter to other coding tool makers if voice control becomes common. Watch for official Google documentation to confirm the feature and its availability.
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