It struck me today using Google Antigravity (Claude Code alternative) just how direct and usably terse Gemini is in prose.
I've complained plenty on here about Claude verbosity and TED-talk phrasing, and it seems by contrast Gemini has already arrived at the dream end-state of Claude from a prose standpoint.
Sometimes I ask for feedback, and I get back a list of multiple-choice options as if it's already ready to go. If I indicate I'm thinking about doing something, sometimes it'll just...do it. (Not in an annoying way.)
It seems very geared toward action in a way that's completely refreshing coming from months steeped in Claude essays.
I've complained plenty on here about Claude verbosity and TED-talk phrasing, and it seems by contrast Gemini has already arrived at the dream end-state of Claude from a prose standpoint.
Sometimes I ask for feedback, and I get back a list of multiple-choice options as if it's already ready to go. If I indicate I'm thinking about doing something, sometimes it'll just...do it. (Not in an annoying way.)
It seems very geared toward action in a way that's completely refreshing coming from months steeped in Claude essays.