Google has added a built-in terminal and a complete Git panel to Antigravity 2.0, allowing users to view modifications, run tests, check diffs, stage, commit, and push directly within Antigravity without switching to a terminal or Git client. The main change in the Git panel is that it now directly reads the Git working tree, enabling users to view Agent Edits, uncommitted changes, and the current branch's modifications separately, resolving the previous issue of interface inconsistency with the actual working directory. The built-in terminal is located in the sidebar and supports running tests, builds, linting, scripts, and package management commands, while the Git panel allows for viewing diffs, staging, unstaging, generating commit messages, committing, and pushing.
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Global markets delivered mixed signals. Bitcoin and Ethereum strengthened as institutional flows into spot ETFs supported a recovery in crypto risk appetite, while the Robinhood ecosystem and NFT sector also remained active. In technology, NVIDIA continued to weaken ahead of its earnings release, with investors focused on AI returns, customer capital expenditure, and order execution. PDD Holdings saw significant volatility after reporting results, while Applied Optoelectronics came under pressure following its large equity financing announcement. Investors are also awaiting new rate-path signals from the Jackson Hole Economic Symposium.





