Google leaders took to their flashy stage in Mountain View, California, on Tuesday to evangelise the latest ways agents, powered by the company’s newest models, can speed up software development.

Google’s Gemini 3.5 models and updates to Antigravity, the company’s agent-first IDE, dominated the developer centric portion of Google’s annual I/O conference.

The latest batch of releases followed the general thrust of the industry, moving away from individual AI tools to orchestrating development workflows where agents run autonomously. 

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