How I’m Using Gemini and Google Antigravity at Tellagence

When I’m reviewing social conversation across languages, Gemini gives me a first pass at translation and helps me group recurring themes. That gives me somewhere to start. Then I go back to the underlying examples and bring in local context where it matters. A translation can be literally correct and still miss that a phrase is a joke, a reference, or something fans say to each other all the time.

I also use Gemini to help review meeting notes and reporting guidance. One question I like to bring to that work is what the team needs to decide after reading the report. If my draft spends most of its time describing what happened, that question helps me see where the recommendation is missing or where I need to go back for more evidence.

I’ve also been exploring Google Antigravity as part of my workflow. One question I’m interested in is whether a small prototype can make a repeated step easier. For example, if a report outline takes the same setup every time, a prototype could help me see which parts are consistent and where an analyst still needs room to adapt it to the brief.

The final review is where I check that each claim holds up against the evidence. If a sentence sounds stronger than what I can back up, I change the sentence. A fast first pass gives me more time to do that part well.