antigravity-cli

To install and verify the Antigravity CLI, you need to run the appropriate agy commands in your terminal. This skill guides you through checking your installation status, verifying the agy version, and running a simple test prompt to ensure the coding-agent environment is configured correctly.

The best way to manage plugins and sandbox configuration in Antigravity is by inspecting local configuration paths and permission modes. This skill provides structured guidance for adjusting sandbox settings, managing plugin configuration, and reviewing permission levels for safe command execution.

Troubleshooting authentication and permission issues with the agy command requires inspecting your CLI settings, logs, and authentication state. This skill helps you navigate local configuration paths and debug permission modes to resolve access errors during coding-agent operations.

Yes, you can use Antigravity for parallel coding tasks and delegated development. This skill supports agent workflows by explaining delegation patterns for reviews and bounded execution, allowing you to operate the CLI as a backend for complex coding-agent tasks.

An interactive terminal session with the Antigravity CLI works by executing agy commands that facilitate one-shot prompts and continuous agent workflows. This skill outlines the execution procedures needed to operate interactive sessions and manage command responses effectively.

Antigravity agent workflows often fail during bounded execution due to incorrect sandbox settings or restricted permission modes. This skill helps you inspect logs, debug the local configuration, and verify authentication state to identify and resolve the execution failure.