Two Paths to AI-Driven Development: Navigating Gemini CLI and Antigravity
January 27, 2026
9:00 AM - 10:00 AM PST
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About the Session
Whether you prefer the surgical precision of the terminal or the immersive flow of a modern workspace, Google’s AI tools offer powerful ways to accelerate application development. This session explores the dual approach to building technical software using the Gemini CLI and Antigravity. While both tools can handle the heavy lifting of code generation, debugging, and refactoring, they offer fundamentally different experiences.
We will demonstrate how the Gemini CLI brings AI intelligence directly into your existing shell environment, making it ideal for developers who value scriptability and a "command-and-control" workflow. In contrast, we’ll look at Antigravity as a specialized, agent-centric environment designed for holistic project management and persistent collaboration. Join us to see how both tools can be used to build complex applications, understand their unique focus areas, and discover which approach—or combination of both—best suits your specific research and engineering needs.
Speakers
Wyatt Gorman
Product Manager, HPC, Google Cloud
Wyatt is a Product Manager for High Performance Computing at Google Cloud. In this role, he leads the development, launch, and landing of next-generation HPC solutions. Previously a Solutions Manager for HPC and AI Infrastructure, Wyatt brings a background in distributed computing and HPC to define product vision, create compelling narratives, and drive the creation of innovative product experiences. He collaborates with engineering and cross-functional teams to solve customer problems and shape the HPC product roadmap.
Adnan Khaleel
Outbound Product Manager, Google Cloud
Adnan Khaleel is driven by a single goal: making powerful technology accessible to a broader range of users. He works closely with engineering teams to translate customer needs into product strategy, ensuring that tools are intuitive and easy to consume. This passion has been a constant throughout his more than 20-year career at innovators like Intel, Dell, and Cray. He has always focused on creating new growth engines—from leading Dell’s HPC democratization strategy to pioneering Cray's entry into the AI and data analytics space.
Today at Google, his core mission is to scale these solutions globally by creating effective go-to-market strategies. While fostering a vibrant partner ecosystem is one important way he achieves this, his main focus is on empowering users directly. He is always happy to connect with anyone passionate about solving big problems in this space.
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