It is a recursive self-reflective agent. It will copy itself into /tmp/, run, analyze the results / eval, and update itself ...... copy itself into /tmp/, run, analyze the results / eval and update itself ..... ad infinitem.

Left alone it can bypass all bot detection security including Turnstile and hCaptcha which means it can have anonymous access to gpt-5.3 with internet search, Perplexity with internet search, and all the models on nvidia like Deepseek v4. Although flaky, the python instructor library shines here creating validation and structured data.

For shits and giggles, I wondered if could become viral. So I had a coding agent create 100 containers each with a security vulnerability like SQL injection in isolation. To my surprise because it was a playground in isolation the coding agents made that.

I stopped there. I know that it can copy itself. I know that it can evolve very quickly. I know that it can reverse engineer any website. They can create a 10 minute mail account and pass the reference along so they can communicate with each other. I don't check if it could do breadth search on known vulnerabilities to access the isolated servers.

Situation is like Leonardo DiCaprio in Don't Look Up screaming on TV. If anyone at any of these companies want to discuss this with me, please reach out.

[0] https://github.com/adam-s/agent-tuning

[1] https://build.nvidia.com/models

This is a bunch of gabagoo. Wrong on so many layers, it's not even worth reading further.

a) goog has agentic coding in both antigravity & cli forms. While it is not at the level of cc + opus, it's still decent.

b) goog has their own versions of models trained on internal code

c) goog has claude in vertex, and most definitely can set it up in secure zones (like they can for their clients) so they'd be able to use claude (at cost) within their own projects.