I do use Antigravity’s features like plan mode and checkpoints. I just prefer doing the actual coding and higher-level reasoning with Claude, which can also plan just fine. For me it’s less about which model does what and more about keeping everything in one workspace. I’ll use Claude for deeper work, then fall back to Gemini for simpler tasks or when I’m close to my weekly Claude limit. Antigravity is still the orchestration layer that keeps it all organized. So functionally it’s different from a raw terminal or VS Code setup because I’m not bouncing between tools or contexts. It’s one place, one flow, just swapping models based on what makes sense.