BrainBit Flappy Bird! No Coding Edition

Flappy Bird, Focus!

Gemini 3 Pro + Antigravity

Google released a multi-model that excels at agentic coding, and a new IDE to go with it! Naturally, I need to test things out and I had just the project

Antigravity

Google's new IDE is very similar to VS Code + CoPilot + Playwright MCP, but perhaps a bit better integrated since it all comes from Google. From my testing, the standout feature seems to be the tightly integrated multi-modal Chrome usage, whereby Gemini uses Chrome in a fairly native screen based manner (for better and worse, Playwright uses selectors mostly).

Custom BrainBit Training

BrainBit makes a pretty fun EEG Headband, with the standout feature being an SDK allowing free, private brain exploration! I've made a few different games, trainers, recorders, etc. over the years, but given Antigravity + Gemini 3's browser capabilities, it seemed like a good time to try making a fresh web based game.

Flappy Bird

I went for a classic but kept very low stress! It took the usual prompting for review, fixing issues, etc. but Gemini was able to deliver an excellent game. Did I mention I didn't type a single character of code!

Details on my GitHub: GregariousEngineering/brainbit-flappy-bird  


 

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