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⟐ Editor/2026-10-08Beginner

Undo That Rewinds Only the Conversation, and Messaging a Subagent Directly: Three Moments I Hesitated

Antigravity 2.19.1 adds undo for the conversation only, and direct messages to a subagent. Here is what the changelog says, where I draw my own lines, and how to check both safely.

⟐ Editor/2026-08-14Intermediate

I Stopped Eyeballing Agent Diffs, and the 2.8.0 View Limits Are Why

Version 2.8.0 caps how much of a file and how much of a large history diff you can view. Losing the ability to scroll to the end forced a better split: let a script decide what machines can catch, and spend human attention only on what they cannot. Includes a working script and the defects it found in a real repository.

⟐ Editor/2026-05-03Advanced

Gemini CLI vs Antigravity: When to Use Which (2026 Field-Tested Verdict)

The verdict: split by task granularity, not by loyalty. Where Gemini CLI, Gemini Code Assist, and Antigravity sit relative to your editor, the decision tree six months of parallel use produced, and how proxies and DevContainers change the answer.

⟐ Editor/2026-05-02Intermediate

Why Cmd+Z Wipes More Than You Expected in Antigravity (and How to Stop It)

The AI wrote 100 lines you wanted to keep, and a single Cmd+Z erased all of them. Here is why Antigravity's undo behaves this way, the three habits that prevent it, and how to recover when you slip.

⟐ Editor/2026-03-10Beginner

VS Code × Antigravity Migration Guide — Seamlessly Transition Your Dev Environment to an AI IDE

A complete guide to migrating from VS Code to Google Antigravity. Learn how to transfer settings, extensions, keybindings, and effectively use both editors together.

⟐ Editor/2026-07-12Intermediate

The Day My Own DSL Stayed Gray: Adding a Minimal TextMate Grammar to Antigravity

When a custom config file you use every day renders as flat gray text, misreads pile up. This walkthrough builds a minimal TextMate grammar and language-configuration so Antigravity highlights your own file type, with working code and the pitfalls that trip people up.

⟐ Editor/2026-06-28Advanced

Turning Faster Substring Search into Solid Grounding for Agents in Large Repos

Antigravity's substring search got faster. Rather than stopping at perceived speed, here is how to wire it into a search design that hands agents exactly the right context in a huge codebase, with concrete steps and pitfalls.

⟐ Editor/2026-06-28Intermediate

The Day My Own Skill Stopped Firing — When the Built-in Guide Skill Collides With Yours

Since the built-in Guide skill arrived, custom skills started getting skipped or double-fired. Here is how to observe which skill is chosen, and how to settle the conflict through descriptions and naming.

⟐ Editor/2026-06-16Intermediate

Feeding Spec PDFs to Antigravity 2.1.4: A Practical Attachment Workflow

Field notes on using the PDF attachment added in Antigravity 2.1.4 as a spec-driven implementation workflow: supported formats, the scanned-PDF trap, token cost, and how to verify the output.

⟐ Editor/2026-06-15Intermediate

Supervising Multiple Agents at Once on the Antigravity 2.0 Desktop: Screen Layout and Interruption Design

How I lay out the screen, score interruption order, and measure my own ceiling on parallel agents in Antigravity 2.0 — with the small scripts and the numbers I actually recorded.

⟐ Editor/2026-05-27Intermediate

Three Weeks with Antigravity Settings Sync Across Two Macs — A Sync Design for Solo App Development

Notes from three weeks of running Antigravity Settings Sync between a home Mac mini and a portable MacBook Air, written from the perspective of a solo developer working across multiple devices.

⟐ Editor/2026-05-27Intermediate

Cultivating Antigravity Walkthroughs as a Regression Replay Memo: A Four-Month Operational Log

A four-month log of repurposing Antigravity Walkthroughs from a one-off explainer into a persistent regression replay memo. Includes the naming scheme, the four-section structure, and the concrete numbers behind a roughly 60 percent drop in duplicate bug reports.