it will sometimes quietly downgrade such a specialized requirement (for example, to a non-weighted average), without even creating an appropriate "WARNING:" comment in the generated code
gary17the on Hacker News
In the thread “How I use Claude Code: Separation of planning and execution”
Helped: Antigravity's UI for annotating LLM-generated plans before iteration.
Got in the way: Antigravity silently downgrades specialized requirements and ignores prompts to ask about ambiguities.
… for a user to annotate selected portions of an LLM-generated plan before iterating it. One significant downside to Antigravity I have found so far is the fact that even though it will properly infer a certain technical requirement and clearly note it in the plan it generates (for example, "this business reporting column needs to use a weighted average"), it will sometimes quietly downgrade such a specialized requirement (for example, to a non-weighted average), without even creating an appropriate "WARNING:" comment in the generated code. Especially so when the relevant codebase already includes a similar, but not exactly appropriate API. …