For decades, the software industry has operated under a dangerous assumption: that the primary job of an engineer is to write code. This manual, line-by-line approach has led to a global crisis of scale where systems have become too massive for any human team to realistically control. We have reached a point of diminishing returns where more code no longer equates to more value; it equates to more liability and cognitive load.
In The Google Antigravity Manifesto provides the formal blueprint for the next era of our profession: Task-Oriented Engineering.
By shifting focus from the manual composition of instructions to the rigorous definition of outcomes, Zhu demonstrates how organizations can finally neutralize the "gravity" of technical debt and reclaim the speed of a startup at enterprise scale.
Inside this manifesto, you will discover: The Atomic Unit of Work: Why the "Source File" is obsolete and how the "Task Object" becomes the new contract between human intent and machine execution.Agentic Systems & Autonomous Execution: A detailed breakdown of single-agent versus multi-agent architectures that reason, use tools, and self-verify.The Orchestrator Mindset: How to evolve your career from a "Builder" of components to a high-level "Orchestrator" of autonomous digital labor.Google Antigravity Framework: An inside look at "Mission Control" and the "Artifact Repository" systems designed for autonomous delivery.Verification-First Engineering: Replacing manual code reviews with rigorous automated gates, formal proofs, and security audits.The Economics of Results-as-a-Service (RaaS): Why traditional SaaS is failing and how new business models are pricing verified outcomes over static seats.The manual coding era was a period of high friction and expensive labor. The task-oriented era is a period of high velocity and efficient capital. Whether you are a CTO looking to scale your output or an engineer looking to future-proof your career, this book is your roadmap to the Antigravity state.
Stop fighting the code. Start orchestrating the mission.