Antigravity CLI

Use this skill for Google Antigravity CLI, whose binary is agy. Do not call it antigravity in commands.

Default workflow

1. Determine whether the user needs non-interactive automation, interactive TUI help, configuration, artifact review, plugin work, or migration.
2. Prefer agy --print for scriptable one-shot tasks and agy / agy --prompt-interactive for live TUI workflows.
3. Check the local binary before giving command-specific guidance when possible:

```bash

agy --help

agy version

```

1. For risky work, keep sandboxing and permission prompts enabled. Do not suggest --dangerously-skip-permissions unless the user explicitly wants that risk and the workspace is trusted.
2. When changing settings, prefer the TUI /config, /permissions, /model, /keybindings, or /mcp commands. Edit JSON files directly only when the TUI path is unavailable or the user asks for file-level changes.

References

Load only the relevant reference:

• references/cli-usage.md: one-shot mode, conversation resume, common flags, subcommands, plugins, and install/update basics.
• references/overview-workflows.md: CLI vs Antigravity 2.0 positioning, integration model, and best-practice workflow patterns.
• references/tui.md: interactive TUI, slash commands, keybindings, prompt composition, and interaction tips.
• references/artifacts.md: artifact review workflow, approvals/rejections, media drawer, and safe review defaults.
• references/security-permissions.md: sandbox, fine-grained permissions, approval presets, and risky-command guidance.
• references/config-platform.md: settings paths, plugins, MCP config, skills paths, auth, SSH, Antigravity 2.0 integration, and migration notes.

Gotchas

• --prompt is an alias for --print; it does not keep the session interactive.
• Model selection is normally handled inside the TUI with /model, not by inventing a model flag.
• agy --continue resumes the most recent conversation; use agy --conversation for a specific session.
• Plugin management is under agy plugin ...; local Agent Skills live separately in skill paths.
• Artifact review is interactive; for headless automation, design prompts to ask for patch summaries or command output instead of relying on the review panel.