Start Your Antigravity Deny List From Your Own Shell History
Before you let an agent drive your terminal, decide the first commands for the Deny list by counting your own shell history. A short script, a three-box sorting table, and a throwaway-repo test to confirm the rules actually bite.
Starting with AGY_CLI_HIDE_LOGO: tuning Antigravity CLI for narrow terminals, screen readers, and recordings
Logo art, your email address, output that swallows the pane, a copy you never asked for. Here are the Antigravity CLI environment variables and settings that quiet the display, grouped by the three situations where they matter.
Building a Verification Loop With Antigravity 2.10.0's Embedded Terminal
Antigravity 2.10.0 puts a terminal in the sidebar. Here is how I pinned my pre-merge checks down to three commands, scoped them to changed files only, and what the measured difference turned out to be.
When Antigravity's Terminal Won't Start
When the Antigravity terminal panel won't open, stays unresponsive, or can't find your commands, the fix depends on which layer actually broke. This guide splits the symptoms into three patterns and walks through each recovery path.
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.
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.
Antigravity × Warp Terminal: One Workflow Across Editor and AI Terminal
A practical guide to pairing Antigravity with Warp Terminal so the editor and shell share the same context — from setup to real-world patterns that saved me half an hour a day.