Interesting. I wonder if this will evolve into something closer to Codex or Claude Code, where it can actually work across files and tasks on your computer, not just act as a desktop chatbot.
They'll launch it as Google Gravity, because the anti- was always a negative that Marketing didn't like using, and alliteration tickles your brain better.
Also, that it tries to be the answer to the "everything app" and suck up resources and positions like a blackhole, as bright shining SVPs eventually implode into their golden parachutes.
Just tried ai chat exporter. Export a long ChatGPT thread to word, table and formmatting came out clean. Been looking for something like this. thank you
I suspect the most the reliable approach is to stop treating the model as the syntax checker. Let it propose a small diff, then run the result through check-parens, the language parser, or a formatter before accepting the change. if valifation fails, feed back the excat parser error and smallest affected form rather than the entire file