Develop faster with Gemini Agents in Android…
summary
Android Studio uses Gemini agents to make multi-file changes: configure agents.md rules and an AI exclude to control what the agent can read, connect an MCP server to pull Figma designs and auto-convert them to Compose, and accept or review diffs before applying. Agents can update dependencies, compile, read build logs and iterate fixes automatically, accept a custom API key or local model, and run natural-language Journeys tests with a device crawler and visual assertions.
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chapters (22)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:02Gemini features principles
- 2:47New agent mode and MCP
- 3:52Demo app with Stitch and Figma
- 5:16Exclude sensitive files
- 6:22Configure agents.md rules
- 7:05Connect Figma to Android Studio
- 8:09Build homepage from Figma
- 10:19Iterate design with feedback
- 12:07Update dependencies with AI
- 13:11Custom API keys and local models
- 16:47Modify UI with transform feature
- 17:51Test with real device camera
- 19:35Gallery page with multimodal input
- 22:23Android Studio UI with Compose
- 23:04Debug build errors with AI
- 27:20Write tests with Journeys
- 28:45Create natural language tests
- 30:50Run Journeys tests
- 32:38Generate unit tests with AI
- 36:13Demo unit test generation
- 37:40Summary
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