This is exactly why I moved away from heavy Agent frameworks. Starting simple gives you control, whereas starting with a massive framework gives you technical debt from day one.
I built a workspace template called **Antigravity** specifically to prove this point. It allows you to build Enterprise-grade Gemini Agents using **Zero Dependencies** (other than the native SDK).
It shifts the heavy lifting from Python libraries to the IDE context (via `.cursorrules`). You get Infinite Memory and Tool Use, but the code remains incredibly simple and readable.
This is exactly why I moved away from heavy Agent frameworks. Starting simple gives you control, whereas starting with a massive framework gives you technical debt from day one.
I built a workspace template called **Antigravity** specifically to prove this point. It allows you to build Enterprise-grade Gemini Agents using **Zero Dependencies** (other than the native SDK).
It shifts the heavy lifting from Python libraries to the IDE context (via `.cursorrules`). You get Infinite Memory and Tool Use, but the code remains incredibly simple and readable.
Proof that simple scaffolds > complex frameworks: https://github.com/study8677/antigravity-workspace-template