I asked Google Antigravity to build a website, then let Claude Code redesign it
One AI built it, another reimagined.
In a recent experiment, a reporter used two AI coding agents, Gemini and Claude Code, to build and redesign a website for a fictional perfume brand called Aurevi. The idea was to see if this two-agent approach could improve the final product. The reporter first asked Gemini, powered by Google Antigravity, to build the website with a detailed prompt that included a homepage, product catalog, product pages, an interactive fragrance-finder quiz, shopping cart, and checkout experience.
While Gemini's design choices were impressive, the product pictures were lacking, and some smaller details were off. Rather than spending more time fine-tuning the remaining details in Antigravity, the reporter decided to hand the entire project to Claude Code, running on Opus 5.5. Claude Code was given complete creative freedom to approach the project like an experienced frontend developer and UI/UX designer.
It improved the perfume photography, refined the visual hierarchy, polished animations, fixed inconsistent spacing, and made the overall shopping experience more premium. Claude Code retained the existing functionality while reimagining Aurevi's visual identity. The final product exceeded the reporter's expectations, showcasing Claude Code's ability to take Antigravity's already impressive build to an entirely different level.
This experiment demonstrates that using two AI coding agents can be an effective way to divide development tasks and achieve a higher-quality outcome while using fewer resources.
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