Google has introduced a new feature called vibe coding on its AI Studio platform to make it faster and easier for users to build AI-powered applications without handling complex backend integrations.
According to Google, the redesigned experience allows developers and creators to go “from prompt to working AI app in minutes” by removing the need to manage APIs, SDKs, or service connections.
“You can describe the multi-modal app of your dreams, and AI Studio, alongside our latest Gemini models, does the heavy lifting,” said the company in a blog post. “We’ve made the process of creating a powerful, feature-rich, AI-powered app effortless.”
The company said users can describe what they want to build, such as a photo transformation app or a writing assistant and AI Studio automatically identifies and connects the necessary models and APIs. A new “I’m Feeling Lucky” button has also been introduced to help users generate ideas and start projects quickly.
To inspire new creations, Google has revamped the App Gallery into a visual library that lets users explore and remix existing projects. During app builds, a Brainstorming Loading Screen now displays context-aware ideas generated by Gemini, turning idle time into a creative prompt.
Another addition, Annotation Mode, allows users to make app changes through direct interaction rather than editing code. The update also includes an option to add personal API keys, enabling uninterrupted development when the free quota is exhausted.
Google said these changes aim to make AI app creation accessible to a broader audience. “We’re lowering the barrier between a great idea and a working app with Gemini, so anyone can build with AI,” the company added.
Source: Google Adds ‘Vibe Coding’ to its AI Studio Powered by Gemini | AIM
According to Google, the redesigned experience allows developers and creators to go “from prompt to working AI app in minutes” by removing the need to manage APIs, SDKs, or service connections.
“You can describe the multi-modal app of your dreams, and AI Studio, alongside our latest Gemini models, does the heavy lifting,” said the company in a blog post. “We’ve made the process of creating a powerful, feature-rich, AI-powered app effortless.”
The company said users can describe what they want to build, such as a photo transformation app or a writing assistant and AI Studio automatically identifies and connects the necessary models and APIs. A new “I’m Feeling Lucky” button has also been introduced to help users generate ideas and start projects quickly.
To inspire new creations, Google has revamped the App Gallery into a visual library that lets users explore and remix existing projects. During app builds, a Brainstorming Loading Screen now displays context-aware ideas generated by Gemini, turning idle time into a creative prompt.
Another addition, Annotation Mode, allows users to make app changes through direct interaction rather than editing code. The update also includes an option to add personal API keys, enabling uninterrupted development when the free quota is exhausted.
Google said these changes aim to make AI app creation accessible to a broader audience. “We’re lowering the barrier between a great idea and a working app with Gemini, so anyone can build with AI,” the company added.
Source: Google Adds ‘Vibe Coding’ to its AI Studio Powered by Gemini | AIM
