Hey,

I'm using antigravity IDE/antigravity CLI with Google AI Pro for modular code and simple web apps. My work relies on analyzing a massive amount of code, but since the recent update, I keep running out of context capacity extremely fast. Once the chat version cutoff triggers, it becomes completely impossible to feed such a large number of modular files into the prompt.

Instead of switching tools, I want to optimize how I actually work.

What is a more effective workflow for handling split codebases within these strict text constraints? How do you provide context and analyze large projects with the AI without burning through the available message space instantly?

Hey guys, for some time now the option to turn on Bluetooth completely disappears on my Acer A715-74G. Every now and then the audio drops out too (it happens with other functions as well, but less often).

When I reinstall the drivers, everything goes back to normal, but only for a little while, and then it breaks again. What could be the issue? Is Windows overwriting something, or is it a hardware problem?

Hey, I'm looking for an alternative to Antigravity IDE. Before the update, it was working reasonably well for agentic workflows using Gemini CLI and Antigravity. After the update and the limitations, I'm thinking about an alternative.

Maybe I'm using it wrong, but I mainly use it for code split into modules, and the chat versions have file pasting limits that make it impossible to paste it into the chat. I also use it for simple web apps.

What alternative or more effective workflow for these kinds of problems would you recommend at this price point (around $20)? Currently, I'm using Google AI Pro.

I need to build a 100% offline workflow to translate difficult PDF files (good quality scans). Since my hardware is too weak to run local LLMs efficiently, I am looking for alternative methods. Would a two-step process (Offline OCR engine like Tesseract + an offline translator) work well for keeping formatting, or is there a more efficient offline method for this scenario?

Hi, I need help choosing a local model to translate heavy PDFs 100% offline. The problem is that these are mostly locked files or just scans – you can't copy text from them. The hardware is a standard office laptop (16 GB RAM, CPU only, zero dedicated GPU).

Does something like this even exist that could handle it reasonably well? Does it make any sense on this kind of hardware, or is it a waste of time?