Google Antigravity SDK Adds Local Model Support for Greater Token Efficiency and Code Privacy
Frames local execution as a token-efficiency and code-privacy option for agent SDKs.
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A Hacker News post on Oct 28 claims a Lisp coding agent beats Codex by 10x on token efficiency; the claim is unverified and the linked source is a social post.
Google's Antigravity SDK added local-model support on Oct 14, pitched as a token-efficiency and code-privacy gain. A paper on Oct 23 then targeted the harness itself, where reasoning is re-invoked after tool feedback even when the next action is already fixed.
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Frames local execution as a token-efficiency and code-privacy option for agent SDKs.
Moves the efficiency question from the model to harness control flow.
Adds a 10x efficiency claim versus Codex, unverified in the cited item.
Frames local execution as a token-efficiency and code-privacy option for agent SDKs.
Moves the efficiency question from the model to harness control flow.
Adds a 10x efficiency claim versus Codex, unverified in the cited item.
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