Antigravity Now Saves OAuth Tokens to the OS Keyring — Keeping Auth Alive in Headless Runs
In v2.2.1, refreshed OAuth tokens are saved to the OS keyring automatically. Pleasant on the desktop, but on headless scheduled runs the vault itself may not exist and auth quietly breaks. We design explicit backend selection, a safe file fallback, and per-location liveness checks.
Before Your Finger Learns the Approval Dialog: Folding Antigravity Permissions Into One Policy
Scattered approval dialogs, per-MCP allowlists, repeated re-auth. Built around Antigravity 2.2.1's unified permissions and OAuth keyring storage, here is how I fold every permission into a single policy and design away approval fatigue, with working code and measured numbers.
Fixing Antigravity Google Sign-in That Won't Return From the Browser
When you press Sign in with Google in Antigravity and the browser just hangs without returning to the editor, the cause is rarely a single thing. Here is how I narrow it down across four layers — callback port, third-party cookies, stale session files, and network path — using only commands I keep close on every machine.