Antigravity's /learn Turns Successful Coding Trajectories Into Reusable Skills
rseroter · x · 2026-08-27
Developer rseroter shared that after a long session finally getting a generative UI working, he no longer keeps old projects around to remember working patterns — Google Antigravity's /learn command turns successful trajectories into skills.
The quoted post explains the concept as Agent Dreaming: the agent reviews execution history and past session logs to derive improvements. /learn triggers this reflection cycle, generating rules or skills from recent interactions, with surprisingly good results.
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