"Until early November, none of the passes I've had at vibe coding prior yielded any results worth pursuing. Then I put Anthropic's Claude Code to work (courtesy of $300 in credit from Anthropic) transforming a prototyped Python data analysis project into a full-featured, professional-class tool. It took a few hours (and a fair bit of care and tending), leaving me with the impression that vibe coding had turned a corner into usefulness."
"When Google dropped its latest Gemini 3 Pro model at the end of November, they left another gift under the tree: Antigravity, an integrated IDE and agentic coding tool that draws upon Google's recent acquihires from AI coding startup Windsurf. I fired up Antigravity with a thought about a bit of code I'd love to have - if I could have it with minimal effort. The answer came almost immediately: A VRML 1.0 browser."
Vibe coding tools have recently advanced to produce high-quality, production-capable code. Anthropic's Claude Code converted a prototyped Python data analysis project into a full-featured, professional-class tool after several hours of guided iteration. Google's Gemini 3 Pro includes Antigravity, an integrated IDE and agentic coding tool that can generate substantial application code from minimal prompts. Antigravity generated a macOS VRML 1.0 browser written in Swift using Apple's Metal renderer after being supplied the VRML 1.0 specification and a few clarifying answers. The user iteratively compiled, ran, and refined the generated code in Xcode, revealing practical viability for AI-driven coding workflows.
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