💡 This post is part of a series on Antigravity configuration:
Sidecars are a less known feature of Antigravity (AGY) with limited samples and documentation but still worth knowing about and that’s the topic of today’s post.
Read More →Where does Antigravity look for Hooks?
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In today’s post, I’ll talk about Hooks in Antigravity, what they are, how to configure them, and some shortcomings.
Read More →Where does Antigravity look for Rules and Workflows?
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I’ve been exploring different ways of customizing Antigravity and where it saves its various configuration files. For Agent Skills, see Where does Antigravity look for Agent Skills? and for MCP Servers, see Where does Antigravity look for MCP Servers?.
Read More →Where does Antigravity look for MCP Servers?
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In my previous post, I explored where Antigravity (AGY) looks for agent skills. In this post, I’ll briefly explore the same for Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers and mention the MCP server caching that’s worth knowing about.
Read More →Where does Antigravity look for Agent Skills?
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Skills are an open standard for extending agent capabilities. A skill is a folder
containing a SKILL.md file with instructions that the agent can follow when working on specific tasks.