Heads up, builders and devs: you can now test your knowledge of Google I/O 2026 announcements with a vibe coded quiz built in Google AI Studio - a demonstration of what a complete non-developer can ship using AI tools alone.
The Quiz
The quiz, which runs as a clickable applet, tests your knowledge of Google I/O 2026 announcements - from new Gemini models to Search updates and more. It is published from Google AI Studio with a fullscreen applet mode, ready to play in the browser.
How It Was Vibe Coded
The kicker is who built it. Zahra Thompson, a contributing writer and editor for the Google blog, has zero coding background - yet she vibe coded the entire quiz herself. The workflow is a template anyone can follow:
- Use Gemini to generate a prompt describing the exact quiz you envision
- Upload sources to Google AI Studio, including the I/O 2026 announcements and design inspiration
- Refine the prompt based on live previews, then add the actual quiz text
Gemini delivered a helpful, creative, highly specific prompt, and Google AI Studio turned it into a working app - preview after preview.
Google AI Studio at I/O 2026
At Google I/O 2026, the company announced new ways and places to use Google AI Studio. Powered by the Antigravity coding agent, AI Studio brings ideas to life with the latest Gemini models even if you are not a seasoned developer. The vibe coded quiz is the company’s proof point: an editor, not an engineer, shipped a working interactive application.
Try It Yourself
Check out the quiz to get to know Google AI Studio, then try building something yourself at aistudio.google.com/apps. If the takeaway from this year’s I/O is that anyone can create with AI, the quiz is Google’s small, playful invitation to start.