@teja2495 Chatgpt is able to connect to the todo app I use (tick tick) and it is able to fetch all the todos, habits, calander, notes from it. I just simply say "what's my agenda today" and based on what chatgpt knows about me from all previous history, it is giving personalized answers
@teja2495 What's your take on Antigravity paid subscription? It disappeared like it never existed. Also what single subscription would you recommend which can be used for all, for someone who cannot afford multiple subscriptions
@teja2495 What are your preferences about the ai coding workflows? After using all which ones do you prefer? Tweet about your agentic code set up. Claude code, Codex, cursor, antigravity
.@antigravity IDE feels like a better deal than others right now.
With the $20 per month Google AI subscription, you get access to Gemini 3 Pro, Gemini Flash, Claude 4.5 Sonnet, and Claude 4.5 Opus. The rate limits reset every 5 hours, so you do not have to wait until the next week or month. On Cursor, once you hit the limit, you have to wait until the next month.
I have only hit rate limits with Claude models. I have never hit limits with Gemini.
For the same $20, you also get 2 TB of storage and higher limits for things like Gemini image editing.
I use this prompt for each folder/file to organize code
- Simplify unnecessarily complex logic without changing behavior.
- Improve readability through clearer naming, structure, and flow.
- Follow standard, language-idiomatic best practices.
- Improve maintainability and scalability, but avoid over-engineering.
- Remove unused code and redundant abstractions. Extract truly duplicated logic into reusable methods only when it improves clarity.
- Add comments only where intent is not obvious. Remove obvious or redundant comments.
- Preserve all existing logic, behavior, public APIs, method signatures, and file structure unless strictly necessary.
- Do NOT add new features or remove existing ones.
- Avoid refactors that are purely stylistic or formatting-only.
- If a change is potentially risky, explicitly call it out and explain why.
- Briefly explain the reasoning behind each meaningful change.
- Move hardcoded user-facing strings to strings.xml. Do not move non-UI constants.
- Create enums or constants only when they clearly reduce duplication or magic values.
- Organize files only if they are clearly misplaced. Do not reshuffle packages without a strong reason.
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