Google Letting Claude Into Android Studio Feels Less Like an Open Door and More Like a Warning Shot
What jumped out at me wasn’t the “40+ agents” number. It was the fact that Google is willing to let Claude and Codex sit inside Android Studio next to its own tooling. That feels unusually practical for Google, and maybe a little unsettling if you’re the kind of company that still likes to believe the IDE is part of the moat. I’m cautiously impressed by the BYOA idea, mostly because it acknowledges something vendors usually pretend isn’t true: developers already have preferences. If someone trus
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