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gm-antigravity

v2.0.836

Published

State machine agent with hooks, skills, and automated git enforcement

Readme

GM - GM State Machine for Antigravity

An AI-powered state machine extension for Google Antigravity IDE with autonomous agent coordination.

About Antigravity

Antigravity is Google's agentic IDE built on a fork of VS Code. It uses the OpenVSX registry and ships its own antigravity CLI for extension management. This extension is API-compatible with the VS Code extension surface.

Features

  • State Machine: PLAN → EXECUTE → EMIT → VERIFY → COMPLETE phases with full mutable tracking
  • Autonomous Agents: gm, codesearch, and websearch agents pre-configured
  • Hot Reload: Zero-downtime updates to agent logic
  • Real-Time Debugging: Inspect internal state and agent behavior
  • Code Search: Semantic code search via integrated agents
  • Web Search: LLM-powered web search capabilities

Installation

bunx gm-antigravity@latest

or with npx:

npx gm-antigravity@latest

This downloads the package and runs the bundled installer, which calls antigravity --install-extension against the bundled .vsix. Requires Google Antigravity IDE to be installed (the antigravity CLI must be on PATH or in a standard install location).

Manual install

antigravity --install-extension gm-antigravity.vsix

Quick Start

Once installed, the extension activates automatically. On the first workspace open, GM scaffolds two files into the project's .agent/ directory if absent: rules/gm-state-machine.md (an always-on rule that frames every task as PLAN → EXECUTE → EMIT → VERIFY → COMPLETE with witnessed execution) and workflows/plan-execute-emit-verify.md (the matching numbered lifecycle workflow). Existing .agent/ files are never overwritten.

Antigravity has no native VS Code-style hooks, so behavior shaping happens through these workspace files instead. Edit them freely; the extension never re-asserts.

Access GM via:

  • Command palette: Ctrl+Shift+P → "GM: Activate"
  • Settings: gm.enabled, gm.autoActivate, gm.logLevel

License

MIT