Antigravity

Antigravity’s CLI runs as agy. Its id is antigravity.

Install

wdx runs the agy program your login shell finds. Install it as Antigravity’s site says, and log in once in a terminal of your own. wdx was last checked on 1.5.2.

wdx agent create --aca antigravity

What wdx gives it

• Models: what agy models lists; --model passes the one chosen.
• Permissions: full is --dangerously-skip-permissions with its terminal sandbox off; ask passes nothing. Its settings for the session also trust the agent’s folder, so the question whether to trust a new folder does not stop it.
• The launch note: Antigravity has no flag for its system prompt, so wdx adds a folder of the agent’s backup to its workspace, holding the note as AGENTS.md, which it reads as the workspace’s rules, and names the project as where to work.
• Resuming: once Antigravity keeps the conversation, a start resumes it with --conversation, and a conversation it lost is put back from wdx’s copy.

What wdx reads

• Its state, from the input box and footer: working, idle or waiting, and a draft.
• The question it asks: not yet; a question reads waiting.
• Its model, from its screen.
• How full its context is, from a status line wdx gives it, which writes a small file in the agent’s backup; your own status line still runs.
• Its conversation, copied from its transcripts, its subagents’ too, so wdx agent transcript and --brief have it all.

Messages

• A message is pasted, then Alt+M, which wdx sets to hand it to a running turn at its next step, after the running tool or answer.
• An instant message goes first in wdx’s queue; Antigravity takes it at its next step, so a long tool delays it.
• A leading ! is typed as \!, as Antigravity would run it as a shell command.

What differs

Its conversations are SQLite databases under ~/.gemini/antigravity-cli, which wdx snapshots read-only. Esc stops its turn and the command it runs, but not a background task.