Running a Solo AI Studio with Antigravity × Google AI — Automating Every Stage of App Development as One Developer
How to combine Antigravity 2.0 and Antigravity CLI with Stitch and Veo 3 into a pipeline that takes an app from design through implementation, testing, asset generation, and App Store submission, driven by one developer. Covers where to delegate to agents and the operational pitfalls.
Letting Antigravity Be Your Night-Shift Engineer: A Solo Dev Operating Model
How to operate Antigravity agents as the second engineer who works while you sleep. Task hand-off, scope boundaries, and a morning three-point check turned into a script — the model I have refined while running multiple products solo.
Building a Business Automation Agent with Antigravity × Google Workspace API — Gmail, Drive, Sheets and Docs in Production
Learn how to build AI agents that automate Gmail responses, generate documents from Drive templates, and create intelligent Sheets reports using Antigravity, Google Workspace APIs, and Gemini.
Building a Fully Automated iOS App Release Pipeline with Antigravity — From Screenshot Generation to App Store Review Management
Use Antigravity, App Store Connect API, and GitHub Actions to automate every step from build to App Store submission. A complete advanced guide covering AI screenshot captions, metadata optimization, and rejection analysis.
How to Safely Automate Database Migrations with Antigravity Agents
A practical design for safely automating database migrations with Antigravity's AI agents — AGENTS.md policies, a risk map by change type, Expand/Contract phasing, pre-flight verification with a shadow DB, and measured lock times on large tables, all worked backward from a real production incident.
Antigravity × Terraform: AI-Driven Infrastructure Automation — Let AI Generate, Review, and Deploy Your IaC
Learn how to combine Antigravity's AI agents with Terraform to automatically generate, review, and deploy infrastructure code with built-in security and cost guardrails.
When an Unresponsive MCP Server Freezes Your Agent: Separate Timeouts for Connect, List, and Call
Antigravity CLI 1.1.3 closed the case where an unresponsive MCP server stalls an agent forever, by adding timeouts to connect, list-tools, and call-tool. This walks through why the three boundaries fail differently, and builds a defensive wrapper with a circuit breaker and failure-only notifications, backed by working code and a week of overnight runs.
The One File That Stops Startup: Guarding config.json Integrity Before Scheduled Runs
Antigravity 2.3.1 fixed a bug where an empty or corrupt config.json blocked startup. The symptom was fixed; the causes of corruption still live in your environment. Here is a three-layer guard — validate, snapshot, restore — that runs before a scheduled job, with working code and notes from running it nightly.
Turning Silent Auto-Approvals into Allow Rules, One Soft-Deny at a Time
In Antigravity CLI 1.1.3, headless -p stops silently auto-approving confirmation-required tools and instead soft-denies them, printing the required allow-rule name to stderr. This piece uses that output as a discovery source to build least privilege from an empty allow set upward, with a working harness and real numbers from a personal automation.
When Your Agent Commits a .bak File: Why Fix-Tool Artifacts End Up in Git
Backup files like .bak and .orig slip into commits after an agent runs a --fix tool. Here are the reproduction conditions, the real root cause, and three fixes: narrowing the staged scope, wrapping the fixer, and adding a pre-commit extension gate.
When an Unattended Run Finds Its Working Folder Owned by Someone Else
A schedule that had been green for weeks failed one morning because it could not write .git/config. The cause was ownership drift on a reused working folder. Here is how to tell apart the read-but-not-write trap, probe writability for real, and fall back to a folder you can always write.
The Gate That Stops Visual Damage Before You Hand Bulk Image Optimization to an Agent
When an agent bulk re-encoded a few hundred wallpaper assets, a handful came back with dulled color. Size-reduction alone cannot catch that. Here is how to design a gate that stops bad conversions before merge using three axes — SSIM, ΔE, and file size — with a checker that runs on Pillow and scikit-image.