Today, we’re building on the progress of our widely used Flash series by introducing Gemini 3.7 Flash, our most intelligent workhorse model yet for coding and agents.
Hey Hunters, I am excited to hunt Gemini 3.7 Flash!
Google is pushing Flash beyond just speed with a model built for serious coding and agentic workflows.
What caught my attention is the focus on handling complex software engineering tasks, multi-step planning, and autonomous agents — while keeping the speed and efficiency that Flash models are known for.
If you're building AI-powered products, coding agents, or automation workflows, this is definitely one to test.
@saaswarrior Love it so far. Very fast, Pretty capable. Feels a bit like Deepseek v4 Flash which is my go to model at the moment. Google is back!
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@saaswarrior I think this one might be worth the type. Excited to explore more, Google is giving me something to think about!
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@saaswarrior I'll admit one thing : its very fast. But it's also very fast at destroying existing, working code, and even more confident afterward, making big claims that something is "implemented" and "completed end to end" when it isn't.
I was working on Laravel Dusk browser testing. These tests take real time to run. Instead of actually running and verifying the tests, it claimed the tests had been run and checked (twice), when they hadn't. It instantly declared everything "complete." Even on follow-up, instead of correcting itself, it passed off fake assertions and force-passed the tests just to look done.
Speed means nothing if I can't trust the output. I'd rather it take longer and tell me the truth than move fast and lie about what it actually did.
Gemini 3.5 Flash delivers impressive frontier-tier reasoning and sub-agent execution speeds at a fraction of the cost of heavy flagship models. It bridges the gap between raw, sub-agent latency and complex multi-step reasoning.
Hey Hunters, I am excited to hunt Gemini 3.7 Flash!
Google is pushing Flash beyond just speed with a model built for serious coding and agentic workflows.
What caught my attention is the focus on handling complex software engineering tasks, multi-step planning, and autonomous agents — while keeping the speed and efficiency that Flash models are known for.
If you're building AI-powered products, coding agents, or automation workflows, this is definitely one to test.
What would you build with Gemini 3.7 Flash? 👀
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@saaswarrior Love it so far. Very fast, Pretty capable. Feels a bit like Deepseek v4 Flash which is my go to model at the moment. Google is back!
@saaswarrior I think this one might be worth the type. Excited to explore more, Google is giving me something to think about!
@saaswarrior I'll admit one thing : its very fast. But it's also very fast at destroying existing, working code, and even more confident afterward, making big claims that something is "implemented" and "completed end to end" when it isn't.
I was working on Laravel Dusk browser testing. These tests take real time to run. Instead of actually running and verifying the tests, it claimed the tests had been run and checked (twice), when they hadn't. It instantly declared everything "complete." Even on follow-up, instead of correcting itself, it passed off fake assertions and force-passed the tests just to look done.
Speed means nothing if I can't trust the output. I'd rather it take longer and tell me the truth than move fast and lie about what it actually did.