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Fold Your Request into Five Lines Before You Paste the Long Notes
Pasting meeting notes straight into an agent gives you blurry results. Here is a five-line shape — goal, material, scope, finished form, check — and a small script that confirms all five lines are filled in.
Don't Leave Your Chat Records to the Export Button — Three Routes for the Night It Does Nothing
Three ways to keep a record of your Antigravity conversations when the Export button does nothing at all: how to tell a broken button from a silent success, how to locate the conversation file in your own environment by modification time, and how to decide what to keep before the session ends.
The Day the Upload to Agent Overlay Took Every Drop, and How I Got File Handling Back
A full-window Upload to Agent overlay intercepts every drop, so files never reach the integrated terminal or the explorer sidebar. Here are the two workarounds the community found, plus three ways to hand over a path without dragging.
When the few lines you quoted stop making sense in the next prompt
Antigravity 2.12.0 lets you quote part of a response into your next prompt, but the definitions those lines depend on stay behind. Here is a small script that counts what got left out, plus the widths I actually measured.
The work-root guard I run before letting an agent near several repositories
When several repositories share one machine, an agent's working root is remarkably easy to mix up. Here is a small guard that compares resolved paths, tested against seven inputs.
One Argument Now Switches Your Model in Antigravity CLI — and Rewrites Your Default Too
In CLI v1.1.22, /model takes an argument, switches instantly, and saves that model as your default in the same stroke. Here is the forget-to-switch-back trap that comes with it, and the start-of-session habit that fixed it for me.
Before You Narrow the Page Range in Antigravity 2.11.0, Find Your Resolution Floor
I measured the new page range and MediaResolution options in view_file against a 240-page document. Resolution moved the numbers more than the page range did, and setting it too low drops words without raising a single error.
What I Line Up in PowerShell Before Letting Antigravity Agents Run Commands on Windows
Antigravity agents tend to write bash-shaped commands, and on Windows those do not survive the trip. I ran PowerShell 7.6.5 locally and measured four things: chaining operators, aliases, exit codes, and output encoding. Here is where Windows PowerShell 5.1 diverges, and what belongs in a rules file.
Four Reasons Your .antigravityignore Rules Are Not Taking Effect
Rules that quietly do nothing, and rules that swallow the whole repository. Here are four causes behind both, each checked one at a time against a gitignore-style matcher.
The pipe in my wrapper was swallowing Antigravity CLI's exit code
CLI 1.1.14 surfaces language server failures as a non-zero exit. That improvement never reaches you if your automation wrapper drops the exit code first. I ran sixteen calling patterns on bash 5.1 and recorded which ones make the failure disappear, plus the fixes that bring it back.
When Antigravity Holds a Dozen Projects: How I Stopped Hunting for Yesterday's Conversation
As Antigravity projects pile up, the conversation sidebar turns into a morning scrolling ritual. Now that 2.8.0 remembers collapsed state, here is how I reworked project granularity, conversation naming, and launch flags.
Seven Characters Don't Only Point at Commits — Measuring When Your Agent's Recorded Hashes Stop Resolving
Short commit hashes recorded by an agent quietly stop resolving as a repository grows. Measuring where ambiguity begins, fixing the recording side, and building a batch verification gate.