How I built a skill to fan out 20 workers to fix my old Rails App on Antigravity (steal my prompt!)
How I built a skill to fan out 20 workers to fix my old Rails App on Antigravity (steal my prompt!)
· โ˜• 13 min read · ๐Ÿ’› Riccardo Carlesso
I wanted to fix an app which had 20 open GH Issues but I didnt want to spin up 20 agents. So I created a single Antigravity prompt to rule them all! The prompt was so good, and ideas came flocking to me, that I constructed a skill for you to re-use! This has been tested on Antigravity, which is free to use for everyone!
Orchestrating with Antigravity: A Crescendo of Agents (Part 2)
Orchestrating with Antigravity: A Crescendo of Agents (Part 2)
· โ˜• 19 min read

๐Ÿ’ผ Alexis said last February: ‘This is the year of Agent orchestration’: I couldn’t agree more with him! If 2025 was the year of the AI agent, 2026 is definitely the year of… AI Agents!

If you read ๐Ÿชจ Part 1 of this series , you know my confession: I’m a CLI guy (or cleek as I like to call myself). I don’t do UIs. But when I tried to orchestrate a team of parallel subagents to build a simple clock game (  orologia.io ), my terminal babysitting workflow completely broke down. Juggling tmux panes, file checkouts, and Apple Stickies stuck to terminal windows to track active runs was a cognitive nightmare.

Orchestrating with Antigravity: A Crescendo of Agents (Part 1)
Orchestrating with Antigravity: A Crescendo of Agents (Part 1)
· โ˜• 10 min read

I’m a command-line guy. If it doesn’t run in a ๐Ÿ–ฅ๏ธ terminal or get driven by a bash script, I usually avoid it. For years, my daily workflow revolved around gemini-cli, and recently the newer antigravity-cli (agy). I avoided desktop apps and GUI tools like the plague (with the only exception of vscode); a friend calls people like me BashOps โ€” the opposite of the perfectly reasonable ClickOps folks who prefer GUIs.

But recently, I hit a wall.

Ops I did it again: The SRE Extension is out!
Ops I did it again: The SRE Extension is out!
· โ˜• 8 min read · ๐Ÿ’› Riccardo
Site Reliability Engineering (SRE) meets agentic AI with the official release of the SRE Extension for Gemini and Antigravity CLIs.
AI-Powered SRE: How Antigravity Saved My Netlify Build
AI-Powered SRE: How Antigravity Saved My Netlify Build
· โ˜• 7 min read · ๐Ÿ’› Riccardo Carlesso
Everyone knows GenAI is good for coding. I mean, even Linus is vibecoding with Antigravity now! However, how AI can help SREs and Operators is still up for debate. I’m at work when my friend Elia from the Rubycon team tells me: “Riccardo, Netlify can’t update our site anymore!” Luckily, the site is not down, it’s just stuck! In this article, we’ll see how Antigravity and Gemini CLI can help:
Get started with Gemini CLI: let's vibecode an app
Get started with Gemini CLI: let's vibecode an app
· โ˜• 36 min read
Get started with gemini-cli: let’s vibecode an app On June 23rd, the DeepMind team has dropped a bomb ๐Ÿ’ฃ: gemini-cli ! I’m so excited to show you how it works so.. Why don’t we code an application from scratch? I had this idea this morning of making a more complex and good looking version of  palladius/my-sessions-and-bio so.. Why don’t we do it in a language that I don’t speak? What did you say, Latin?
Vibe coding my first Chrome Extension with Gemini CLI
Vibe coding my first Chrome Extension with Gemini CLI
· โ˜• 8 min read
Vibe coding my first Chrome Extension with gemini-cli ! A few months ago, a colleague told me about an internal tool that my colleagues were building: a CLI version of an LLM code assist which is code and file-system aware, and can help you create/fix code, and maybe also create a feature branch for you and push to production. Think of a “bash version” of Cursor/Windsurf" (or a free version of Claude Code / Codex CLI), and built with my favourite model, โ™Š **Gemini** !
Geminocks: how I set-up auto-translation on my personal Hugo Blog
Geminocks: how I set-up auto-translation on my personal Hugo Blog
· โ˜• 5 min read · ๐Ÿ’› Riccardo Carlesso
Note: this is my first experiment: first I write in Hugo/markdown, and then I port to Medium! Code ๐Ÿ‡ฎ๐Ÿ‡น site ๐Ÿ‡ฉ๐Ÿ‡ช site ๐Ÿ‡ซ๐Ÿ‡ท site # Geminocks ๐Ÿชจ https://ricc.rocks/ is an underlooked gem of precious content, and I’m not biased at all: it’s my personal blog. ๐Ÿคฃ Inside you can find my
Level Up Your Rails Game with Cloud Run: A Qwiklabs Deep Dive
Level Up Your Rails Game with Cloud Run: A Qwiklabs Deep Dive
· โ˜• 4 min read · ๐Ÿ’› Riccardo Carlesso
(  Original article on Medium ) Are you familiar with โ˜๏ธ Cloud Skills Boost (formerly known as Qwiklabs)? In ๐ŸŽฅ this video , I walk you through me executing the steps described in Ruby on Rails with PostgreSQL on Cloud Run on cloudskillsboost website, encountering a few bumps along the road, and fixing them. Plus, Iโ€™m going to demonstrate my particular and personal ToolChain, as a former bash/perl dev, so it might look peculiar to you.
Midjourney - what I've learnt so far
Midjourney - what I've learnt so far
· โ˜• 3 min read
I fell in love with MJ. * Some tips: https://www.wired.it/article/come-usare-midjourney/ * See my gallery in this website: ๐Ÿชจ https://ricc.rocks/en/gallery/midjourney/ * See my MJ page: https://www.midjourney.com/app/users/6f8c6312-ed0d-479f-b236-efbbffbb9823/ ## What it’s good for * amazing at merging/bending different concepts and giving you an artistic view of something you know. Example: a mermaid chair ,
My MidJourney experiments
My MidJourney experiments
· โ˜• 1 min read
Various pics that don't fit in any other folder particularly..