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@nghiapt/kit

v1.1.1

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The 'Native Gemini' Agentic Framework. Turn your IDE into an autonomous coding partner.

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Antigravity Kit 🚀

The "Native Gemini" Agentic Framework. Built to turn your IDE into an autonomous coding partner.

Antigravity Kit activates a suite of specialized AI Agents directly within your editor. It leverages Gemini's 2M context window to understand your entire project at once.

⚡ Quick Start

1. Installation

We have simplified the setup process into a single command.

Run inside your project directory:

npx @nghiapt/kit

This interactive wizard will:

  1. Install Global (Recommended): Installs workflows globally (~/.gemini/antigravity/global_workflows), making them available in ALL your projects.
  2. Install Local: Installs workflows only into the current project's .agent/workflows folder.

2. Using Agents (The "Slash" Workflow)

Use the Slash Command menu in your IDE chat (type /) to summon specialized agents.

| Command | Agent Specialist | Task Examples | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | /orchestrator | The Project Manager | "Build a Todo App from scratch", "Refactor the auth system" | | /frontend-development | UI/UX Engineer | "Create a responsive navbar", "Fix mobile layout issues" | | /backend-development | Backend Engineer | "Set up a FastAPI server", "Design a Postgres schema" | | /fix-bugs | Debugger | "Why is the screen white?", "Fix the API 500 error" |

🤖 "God Mode" (Auto-Automation)

To let agents code, run tests, and fix bugs without asking for permission every step:

  1. Recommended: Install the Auto Accept Agent extension (by MunKhin).
  2. Manual: Set Terminal & File Edits to Always Allow in your Agent settings.

⚠️ Warning: Only enable these settings if you trust the agent.

📂 Architecture

  • Workflows: 30+ Agent Personas available via slash commands.
  • Core: Powered by Google Gemini.

⚠️ Credits & Disclaimer

Inspiration: This project acknowledges the architectural patterns from ClaudeKit. Native Implementation: Antigravity Kit is a clean-room implementation written from scratch to optimize for Google Gemini.

License: MIT.