Use when driving Google's Antigravity CLI (agy) non-interactively / headlessly — agy -p/--print, running Antigravity from a script or another agent, capturing its answer, or automating a Gemini-backed agent call from the terminal. Triggers include "call/run agy from the command line", "antigravity headless / non-interactive", "agy -p", "is there an antigravity exec/print mode", "automate antigravity", "have Claude/the agent run agy", "agy prints nothing / empty output / no stdout", "drive Antigravity CLI from a script", "use agy/Gemini as a cross-vendor consultant or reviewer over files", "pick the agy model". Covers install + the keyring auth shared with the IDE, the empty-stdout-under-pipe footgun and the transcript-recovery workaround, the 5-minute print timeout, permission/sandbox safety (including the cwd-escape footgun when letting agy read files itself), model selection (--model), the tool-free file-reading consultant pattern, and troubleshooting. Do NOT use for the interactive agy TUI, the Antigravity IDE (Electron app), Antigravity 2.0 desktop, the Antigravity SDK (Python), or the hosted Gemini API (that's the gemini-api skill).
Install with
Claude CodeCodexCursorGitHub CopilotGemini CLI
Supported by the Atlas install prompt. Skill-specific requirements vary.
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About this skill
Use when driving Google's Antigravity CLI (agy) non-interactively / headlessly — agy -p/--print, running Antigravity from a script or another agent, capturing its answer, or automating a Gemini-backed agent call from the terminal. Triggers include "call/run agy from the command line", "antigravity headless / non-interactive", "agy -p", "is there an antigravity exec/print mode", "automate antigravity", "have Claude/the agent run agy", "agy prints nothing / empty output / no stdout", "drive Antigravity CLI from a script", "use agy/Gemini as a cross-vendor consultant or reviewer over files", "pick the agy model". Covers install + the keyring auth shared with the IDE, the empty-stdout-under-pipe footgun and the transcript-recovery workaround, the 5-minute print timeout, permission/sandbox safety (including the cwd-escape footgun when letting agy read files itself), model selection (--model), the tool-free file-reading consultant pattern, and troubleshooting. Do NOT use for the interactive agy TUI, the Antigravity IDE (Electron app), Antigravity 2.0 desktop, the Antigravity SDK (Python), or the hosted Gemini API (that's the gemini-api skill).
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Use when driving Google's Antigravity CLI (`agy`) non-interactively / headlessly — `agy -p`/`--print`, running Antigravity from a script or another agent, capturing its answer, or automating a Gemini-backed agent call from the terminal. Triggers include "call/run agy from the command line", "antigravity headless / non-interactive", "agy -p", "is there an antigravity exec/print mode", "automate antigravity", "have Claude/the agent run agy", "agy prints nothing / empty output / no stdout", "drive Antigravity CLI from a script", "use agy/Gemini as a cross-vendor consultant or reviewer over files", "pick the agy model". Covers install + the keyring auth shared with the IDE, the **empty-stdout-under-pipe** footgun and the transcript-recovery workaround, the 5-minute print timeout, permission/sandbox safety (including the **cwd-escape** footgun when letting agy read files itself), model selection (`--model`), the tool-free file-reading **consultant pattern**, and troubleshooting. Do NOT use for the interactive `agy` TUI, the Antigravity IDE (Electron app), Antigravity 2.0 desktop, the Antigravity SDK (Python), or the hosted Gemini API (that's the gemini-api skill).
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Category
Content & writing
Reported license
Not specified
Listing language (estimated)
English
Review status
Not individually reviewed
Agent compatibility
Atlas installation supports Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor. Skill-specific dependencies and features are checked during setup.