Google I/O has introduced new announcements and resources for Android development, including the expansion of AI and agent-assisted tooling. The Android CLI is now stable at version 1.0, with new features and integrations that enable more efficient navigation and precise output. This version of Android CLI introduces programmatic version lookup, support for Journeys, and bridging capability to allow agents to integrate directly with Android Studio. The Android CLI now integrates seamlessly with Android Studio, providing access to unique tooling such as performance profilers and Compose Previews. Google Antigravity now officially supports Android development with the Android resources bundle, which includes the Android CLI and skills. The Android resources bundle can be installed during onboarding or later from the Settings menu, providing Antigravity with powerful tools and knowledge to perform core tasks. The repository of Android skills is also expanding, with over 17 skills available for areas such as Adaptive UI and Jetpack Compose. Android Bench, a leaderboard for testing LLMs on real-world Android development challenges, has added new models, including Gemma 4 and Gemini 3.5 Flash, to evaluate their performance. The goal of these updates is to support Android developers wherever they choose to build, providing more helpful options for AI assistance and accelerating model improvements. By expanding its AI-assisted Android development offerings, Google is supporting developers in bringing their ideas to life faster and easier than ever before.