If you want to try vibe coding beyond Claude Code and Codex, Abdul Osama (عبدول أسامة) suggests Google’s Anti-Gravity. Vibe coding means describing software you want to an AI tool in natural language, then reviewing and refining what it produces.
Why try Anti-Gravity?
Anti-Gravity is a Google tool for building applications with AI assistance. Abdul points to the wider Google ecosystem: Firebase is an app-development platform that includes database services, while signing in with a Google account provides a way to authenticate users. He also says Google announced that Anti-Gravity would be available on mobile, but gives no date or availability details.
| Option | How it appears in the video | | --- | --- | | Anti-Gravity | A Google option Abdul encourages viewers to try for building an app. | | Claude Code and Codex | Tools Abdul says you need not limit yourself to. |
“You don’t have to limit yourself to Claude or Codex.” — Abdul Osama
How to start
Choose a clear idea or problem. Write a prompt explaining what you want, attach any materials that help convey it, and review the app the tool produces. Refine your request based on what you need. Abdul says you could build something simple or complex depending on your goal; he does not promise that one prompt will finish every project.
In numbers
- One prompt: Abdul describes starting with one prompt, some attachments and a clear idea.
“Try all the options.” — Abdul Osama
What to do next
Try the same idea with different tools and compare the results before choosing one for your project. Abdul also offers to send the link to the application shown in the video by private message to viewers who comment.
Claude Code
