Hello, everybody, I am Big Hu, I'm excited that I officially create my X account!
There are already many of my FSD test videos on this platform, I'll public my FSD professional test video on X from now, follow me to watch them at the first time!
If anyone want to know how fsd performance in specific scenario just let me know, I'll test it for all @tesla fans!
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Google really went hard with this Antigravity app / CLI / SDK release. Building a custom UI on top of it is a lot more annoying than expected.
I took a quick look:
The Antigravity App itself is Electron + a Go backend. The app bundles another Go binary called language_server. Electron starts it, opens a local https://127.0.0.1:<port>/, and the frontend talks to it through Connect RPC / gRPC-web style APIs.
I've been a heavy Conductor user for months, but it only supports Claude Code and Codex.
I also use Gemini CLI and OpenCode depending on the task, so eventually I ended up building my own: Operon.
It covers everything Conductor does, plus a bunch of things I personally wanted.
GUI Agents are not the endgame. This is not just a technical problem, but a business one.
Because vendors keep data and capabilities closed, operating through UIs has become the simplest and lowest-friction way for agents to adapt across apps. But whether via accessibility trees or screenshots + vision models, GUI Agents suffer from structural issues: they are slow, inefficient, fragile, and expensive.
More importantly, GUI Agents fundamentally break today’s internet business logic. If apps are primarily used by agents rather than humans, ads, recommendations, and all attention-based mechanisms stop working—meaning massive real-world resistance.
Even if models eventually become smart enough to fully operate GUIs, that would imply vendor moats have already collapsed. At that point, forcing agents to interact through GUIs makes less sense than opening data and capabilities directly.
Comparing GUI Agents to humanoid robots is misleading. Humans are trapped in the physical world, so tools are built for human bodies. Agents, however, are native to the digital world. APIs are the true interface; GUIs exist mainly to accommodate humans. If agents take over apps, GUIs are unnecessary.
#AIAgent