Five Weeks Letting Antigravity's Background Agent Refresh App Store Screenshots Across Four Apps
An operations log from running Antigravity Background Agent for five weeks to keep the App Store screenshots for four wallpaper apps in sync across eight locales — including the boundaries I kept, the recurring failure modes, and what I learned about where automation should stop.
Fixing Japanese Mojibake (Garbled Text) in Antigravity's Integrated Terminal
When git log, npm errors, or filenames containing Japanese characters turn into gibberish like 譁?ュ怜喧縺 in Antigravity's integrated terminal, the fix usually takes one or two lines per platform. Here are the Windows, macOS, and WSL2 patterns I keep running into.
Orchestrating Six iOS App Updates in Parallel with Antigravity's Main and Sub Agents
Running six iOS app updates in parallel — new resolutions, Firebase SPM migration, StoreKit 2, and ATT ordering — with Antigravity's Main + 6 Sub agents. The notes on what to parallelize and what to keep serial.
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.
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.
Record & Replay for Antigravity Agents — A Production Pattern to Reproduce Failures in 3 Minutes
How to deterministically replay a failed Antigravity Agent run offline, drawn from a month of running it across four production sites. Covers boundary recording, R2 + KV storage costs, PII masking, and a working TypeScript harness.
Unifying In-App Review Prompts Across 5 Apps with Antigravity Editor — A Few Days of Notes
Notes from a few days spent unifying SKStoreReviewController trigger conditions across five iOS wallpaper apps I run as an indie developer, using Antigravity Editor's multi-file editing to bring the logic onto one shared coordinator.
Splitting Pre-release QA Across Four Antigravity Subagents — A Design Note from a Solo Mobile Developer
A design note from a solo indie developer running six iOS / Android apps in parallel, sharing how Antigravity subagents are split into four parallel paths for pre-release QA. Covers the boundary decisions, prompt templates, termination rules, and merge logic with concrete examples.
Why Antigravity's Browser Sub-Agent Reads SPAs as Empty Pages — and Three Wait Strategies That Stuck for Me
When you hand an SPA dashboard to Antigravity's Browser Sub-Agent, get_page_text often returns before the real content is rendered, and the agent reports an empty page. Here is how I diagnose the symptom and the three wait strategies that have stabilized my routine.
Antigravity Multi-Agent State Tiers — A Three-Layer Design with Ephemeral, Journal, and Canonical
Before your Antigravity Background Agents and Sub-agents start mixing up their memory, split agent state into three lifetimes — ephemeral, journal, canonical — and map each to the right Cloudflare store. Includes a TypeScript approval gate for write-back, and what changed when headless runs stopped silently auto-approving.
Why Antigravity Agents Hang on ssh, sudo, and git rebase -i — Diagnosing and Permanently Fixing the Missing TTY Problem
When you ask an Antigravity agent to deploy, the terminal panel stops on 'password:' and never moves. The agent isn't broken — the shell behind it has no PTY, so interactive prompts have no one to answer them. Here's how to diagnose and remove every interactive command from your agent workflow.
Chrome DevTools for agents 1.0 goes stable — what changes when it ships inside Antigravity 2.0
Google has shipped Chrome DevTools for agents 1.0 as a stable release and bundled it into Antigravity 2.0. Here is what becomes possible, how it differs from Playwright MCP and Claude in Chrome, and what to watch out for on day one.