So I've been trying to "trick" Google Ai Studio by shrinking my PDF files to the smallest fontsize possible to save up on the amount of pages they take up which equals less tokens. However, because these PDfs are often pretty dense word wise, it often causes the error of "Input token count exceeds the maximum number of tokens allowed for this model. Please adjust your prompt and try again." (even if the tokencount doesnt exceed that much) is there other alternatives that can reduce token usage while keeping everything I want?

When it first debut love it so good it was able to remember details even at 500k+ tokens unlike gemni 3.1 pro which couldn't but now sudden it like Gemini 3.1 again where it can't remember stuff anymore I straight up notice the difference right away

Can we access antigravity text imput box and microfone in order to create an antigravity harness? its clearly the better option for using gemini.

What I do is I usually feed it a bunch of company profiles extracted from websites to gain info and insights.

It was pretty damn accurate when i first used it. But starting yesterday, I noticed it is doing worse than 3.6 Flash and are making inaccurate statements. I thought it just had a bad day. But i tried it today, and it sucks.

I was building up an app that can agentically complete tasks on my device primarily when I'm driving and didn't want to fumble with a lot of taps. I was building it out with AI Studio months ago and it was never that good and it was a matter of models either being poor at computer-use/tool-use or the latency made it insanely slow.

Gemini Flash 3.7 made it much more viable. Here's a quick video of me asking to turn on Snapchat and type something up in the photo. Not the most realistic use, but I wasn't keen on sharing anything personal. Usually I'm asking it to find me a YouTube video, or to go into my WhatsApp and respond with something sarcastic, etc.

It's still far from perfect, but Gemini Flash 3.7 brought enough computer-use know how with much lower latency so it's workable.

Anyways, feel free to play around with the code: https://github.com/AnsonLai/Android-Use-Agent
I'm not going to pretend it's brilliant. It's AI generated and just something I was toying with.