Antigravity is Google’s AI-first IDE with native skill support. It uses its own skill and rule system separate from VS Code, making it ideal for Agent Teams Lite.Documentation Index
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Prerequisites
- Antigravity installed and configured
- Git installed for cloning the repository
- Access to
~/.gemini/antigravity/directory (global) or.agent/(workspace)
Installation Steps
Choose installation scope
Antigravity supports both global and workspace-specific installations.You should see output like:
- Global (Recommended)
- Workspace-Specific
Available across all projects:Skills install to
~/.gemini/antigravity/skills/sdd-*/Add orchestrator rule
Antigravity uses “rules” for agent instructions. Add the SDD orchestrator as a rule.
- Global Rule
- Workspace Rule
Add to Append the contents from
~/.gemini/GEMINI.md:examples/antigravity/sdd-orchestrator.md.View orchestrator rule content
View orchestrator rule content
The orchestrator rule teaches Antigravity to:
- Detect SDD triggers and commands
- Read skill files from the appropriate path
- Execute skills inline (within current context)
- Track state between phases
- Follow artifact storage policies (engram/openspec/none)
- Operating Mode (delegate-only principle)
- Artifact Store Policy
- Commands table
- Command → Skill Mapping
- Engram Artifact Convention
Configuration Locations
Global Skills
~/.gemini/antigravity/skills/sdd-*/Available across all projectsWorkspace Skills
.agent/skills/sdd-*/Project-specific skillsRules
~/.gemini/GEMINI.md (global).agent/rules/ (workspace)Antigravity-Specific Paths
Global vs Workspace
| Aspect | Global | Workspace |
|---|---|---|
| Skills path | ~/.gemini/antigravity/skills/ | .agent/skills/ |
| Rules path | ~/.gemini/GEMINI.md | .agent/rules/ |
| Scope | All projects | Current project only |
| Team sharing | No | Yes (commit .agent/) |
| Setup | One-time | Per-project |
How It Works
Antigravity has native skill support but runs them inline: Characteristics:- Native skill awareness (Antigravity can discover and suggest skills)
- Inline execution (not true sub-agents)
- Skills work as structured instructions
- Planning phases work well
- Implementation guided by skill instructions
Example Usage
Initialize SDD
Start a New Feature
Fast-Forward Planning
Artifact Storage
- engram (Recommended)
- openspec
- none
Team Setup with Workspace Skills
To share SDD with your team using workspace-specific installation:Verification Checklist
Troubleshooting
Command not recognized
Command not recognized
Problem: Antigravity doesn’t recognize
/sdd-initSolutions:- Verify rule is in
~/.gemini/GEMINI.mdor.agent/rules/ - Check skills are in correct path (NOT
.vscode/) - Restart Antigravity to reload configuration
- Try alternative phrasing: “Initialize SDD”
Skills not found
Skills not found
Problem: Antigravity can’t read skill filesSolutions:
- Check skills path:
- Global:
~/.gemini/antigravity/skills/sdd-*/ - Workspace:
.agent/skills/sdd-*/
- Global:
- Do NOT use
.vscode/skills/- that’s for VS Code only - Ensure file permissions allow reading
- Verify each skill has
SKILL.mdfile
Wrong path used
Wrong path used
Problem: Skills installed to
.vscode/ instead of .agent/Solutions:- Remove incorrect installation:
rm -rf .vscode/skills/sdd-* - Install to correct location:
- Update rule to reference
.agent/skills/path
Rule not loading
Rule not loading
Problem: Orchestrator behavior not activeSolutions:
- Check global rule:
~/.gemini/GEMINI.md - Check workspace rule:
.agent/rules/sdd-orchestrator.md - Ensure file is readable
- Restart Antigravity after making changes
Next Steps
Quick Start
Learn the SDD workflow
Commands Reference
Complete command documentation
Engram Setup
Install recommended persistence
Team Workflows
Share SDD with your team