2026-01-20 03:24:18

Do you know how incredible the efficiency is when one person uses three top AI tools simultaneously? The specialized configuration plan: Antigravity handles requirements analysis and architecture design, Codex focuses on scanning for code vulnerabilities and security risks, and Claude Code runs tests and verifies functionalities. With this workflow division, the development pace is completely different. Truly treating AI as a professional team for work, the sense of efficiency improvement is absolutely amazing. Each of the three tools leverages their strengths, compressing what used to require multiple people working together into the output of a single person. This is the competitiveness of developers in the new era.

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RunWhenCut

· 6h ago

This combo can replace an entire small team, which is a bit outrageous.

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Layer2Observer

· 23h ago

Wait, are Antigravity and Codex still active tools? Feels like the information is a bit outdated... But the idea of division of labor is interesting. From analyzing the source code level, the key still depends on the efficiency of context passing between tools; otherwise, it just feels like each is working independently.

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GmGmNoGn

· 23h ago

Three AIs working together, isn't that like one person running a small team haha --- Wait, I haven't heard of the tool Antigravity before --- Sounds good, but it all depends on who can truly master this combo --- It's really impressive to be able to do the work of three people, quite extraordinary --- I've tried Claude Code, but using all three together? The cost would be astronomical --- Sounds awesome, but the prerequisite is knowing how to configure this setup, not everyone can do it --- There are new-generation developers, but anxiety is also coming along with it --- That's why it's so hard to find a job now; the higher the efficiency, the fewer people are needed

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TokenomicsPolice

· 23h ago

Wait, is the Antigravity tool reliable? I haven't heard of it before.

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PonziWhisperer

· 23h ago

Damn, these three tools combined are really awesome, one person can handle what a whole team does. However, I haven't tried Antigravity yet; I need to find time to research it. Claude Code runs tests quite stably, but sometimes it over-optimizes. Stacked like this, one person can do the work of three, no wonder big companies are laying off so aggressively now. Wait, can this efficiency really be sustained, or is it just brainpower consumption? Feels like solo projects might turn around in the future?

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RektRecovery

· 23h ago

ngl this "three-tool orchestration" narrative reads like security theater to me... you're stacking vulnerabilities faster than you're catching them, that's the real pattern here

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