Also curious to see what issues people are having. I'm a not-software engineer but I use antigravity quite a bit for my own projects.

If you give it a task, it completes it. It might so a single agent chug, or delegate some parallel tasks..

The architecture is essentially what was agreed on during the planning and spec phases.

So I'm just not understanding like... The codebot produces everything I ask, I use Gemini all day every day and I don't hit limits.

I see that if I were trying to code 10 hours a day the limits might be a problem but... This is a personal plan.

So. When people say that Gemini sucks, or they're hitting limits, I'm not understanding what problems they're encountering...

Probably like many big companies, internal politics, empire building. It would explain why their AI products are such a mess to navigate.

I think the question meant "to what extent did they mess it up" not "how did it happen".