antigravity-cli

Automate Antigravity CLI setup by using wrapper commands to install, configure authentication, and manage plugins across CI environments. The workflow reads and writes to the user's home config under ~/.gemini/antigravity-cli to streamline testing and deployment.

Yes, you can run sandboxed executions with the agy CLI. The skill supports in-session slash commands and sandboxed runs, allowing developers and testers to validate behavior without affecting their main local or CI environment.

The best way to manage plugins for the Antigravity CLI is through dedicated plugin subcommands. The skill centralizes plugin management workflows, allowing you to configure and update plugins directly via terminal commands.

Yes, you need the agy binary on PATH to configure Antigravity CLI workflows. The skill requires this binary to execute wrapper commands, manage plugins, and read or write configurations under the ~/.gemini/antigravity-cli directory.

Antigravity CLI configuration persists between sessions by writing to the user's home config directory at ~/.gemini/antigravity-cli. If this path lacks write permissions or the agy binary is missing from PATH, configuration data will fail to save.

Available wrapper commands for common Antigravity CLI operations include install, help, plugin, and update. These commands streamline the process of verifying a fresh agy install, viewing help, and beginning plugin management via the terminal.