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antigravity-booster

v1.2.0

Published

Orchestrates Google Antigravity for large parallel build-outs

Readme

antigravity-booster

Make Google Antigravity 2.0 (agy CLI + GUI) effective for large parallel build-outs. Implements the Agentic Development Lifecycle (ADLC) on Antigravity: deterministic orchestration, quota-pool-aware scheduling, cross-model prosecution, and gate-shaped validation for accurate ideation to merge.

Control flow is code, judgment is models: a deterministic Node scheduler dispatches agy workers into isolated git worktrees, routes tiers across independent quota pools, prosecutes every diff with a different model, and merges only what passes your build and test gates.

Install

Requires agy >= 1.2.6 (>= 1.4.11 for the Antigravity Plugin Marketplace) and Node >= 22.19.0.

Install from the Antigravity Plugin Marketplace (Customizations > Marketplace in the desktop app, /plugin Discover tab in the CLI, or agy plugin install antigravity-booster@antigravity-plugins-official), or directly from git:

agy plugin install https://github.com/voodootikigod/antigravity-booster.git
/bin/sh "$HOME/.gemini/config/plugins/antigravity-booster/bin/node-launcher.sh" dist/agb.mjs bootstrap
agb doctor

Bootstrap writes the agb command to ~/.local/bin/agb; put that directory on your PATH before running agb doctor.

Documentation

Everything else (quickstart, concepts, guides, the full CLI and environment reference, internals) lives on the docs site: https://www.agybooster.com/docs.

Working on this repo? Read AGENTS.md first: the ADLC is mandatory here.

agb migrate

Moving from an npm-global or checkout install? See Upgrading from npm.

Stability

Versioned with semver since 1.0.0: breaking changes only in a major version. The CLI surface, the plan.json schema and the .booster/ artifact layout hold still within a major (^1.0.0). Breaking changes are called out in CHANGELOG.md.

Only the latest published version receives fixes, including security fixes.

Contributing

See CONTRIBUTING.md. Run npm test before opening a PR.

Security

Report vulnerabilities privately as described in SECURITY.md; please do not open a public issue for a vulnerability.