On a codebase of 500k+ lines, they hand separate tasks to several agents in Antigravity and review only the 10-20% that matters, in minutes. No meetings, no friction.
Result Reviews take minutes, on 500k+ lines
“Now I do the work of a team of 3 or 4 people each day: AI speed but also no meetings, no discussions, no friction.”
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Runs distinct tasks across several agents in Antigravity so they are less likely to conflict, on a 500k+ line codebase. Reviews focus on the 10-20% that matters, such as overall architecture and reuse of existing utilities, and take a few minutes.
The developer is amazed by how complex the changes the agents handle can be, and says they now do the work of a team of 3 or 4 people each day, with no meetings.
I'll run several agents in parallel on this codebase. Split this backlog into independent tasks that touch different files or modules so they won't conflict: [backlog]. For each task, list the files likely to change, the existing utilities and patterns it must reuse, and the architecture points a reviewer should check.
A starting prompt written by Agents in the Wild. Fill in the [brackets], and check what the agent does before it sends, pays for or deletes anything.