bahayonghang/antigravity-companion
content/skills/developer-tools-integrations/antigravity-companion/SKILL.md
Coordinate Antigravity companion workflows for staged review, focused task execution, follow-up analysis, and clear continuation boundaries. Use this skill when the user explicitly wants an Antigravity-native companion process, wants help deciding how Antigravity should review versus implement, or needs a structured Antigravity workflow instead of ad-hoc shell usage. Prefer this whenever the task is specifically about operating Antigravity as a companion rather than a single one-off command.
$ install --global
skillsauthnpx skillsauth add bahayonghang/my-claude-code-settings antigravity-companionInstall this skill globally with one command. Works with Claude Code, Cursor, and Windsurf.
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SKILL.md
- name:
- antigravity-companion
- description:
- >-
- version:
- 0.1.0
- category:
- developer-tools-integrations
- argument-hint:
- [task-or-workflow-goal]
Use this skill when the user wants an Antigravity companion workflow with explicit stages and boundaries.
Best fit
Use antigravity-companion when the user wants Antigravity to:
- review or analyze before implementation
- act as a structured second-pass companion rather than an ad-hoc command
- continue a previous Antigravity-guided effort with explicit scope
- separate planning/review work from execution work
- stay within a clear Antigravity-native workflow instead of generic shell usage
Positioning
| Skill | Best for |
|---|---|
| antigravity-companion | Structured Antigravity companion workflow |
| codex-companion | Codex runtime lifecycle and persistent Codex task handling |
| claude-code-companion | Claude Code-native staged workflow |
| direct Antigravity usage | short one-off Antigravity commands |
Working model
Treat this skill as a workflow layer around Antigravity.
Do not promise hidden persistent threads, job ids, or provider-native runtime lifecycle features unless they are actually available in the concrete Antigravity environment being used.
Suggested flow
- Clarify the target and success criteria.
- Decide whether Antigravity should:
- review first,
- provide a second opinion,
- help stage follow-up work,
- or execute a bounded focused task.
- Keep the workflow explicit.
- Verify any claimed outcome against files, diffs, or test results.
Guardrails
- Do not overpromise Codex-style lifecycle controls.
- Prefer precise workflow framing over “background magic”.
- If the user needs provider-specific persistent runtime semantics, state the limitation clearly.
- If the task is actually about Codex lifecycle commands, redirect to
codex-companion.
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