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retrynaut

v0.1.4

Published

Automatic retry companion for the Antigravity desktop app

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Maintainers

ersyncersync

Keywords

antigravityretrycli

Readme

Retrynaut is a local background agent that automatically clicks Retry when Claude runs fail with high-traffic errors in the Antigravity 2.x desktop app.

It runs quietly in the background without modifying Antigravity files. Plain JavaScript, no compiled binaries, no telemetry, no external API calls.

I've mostly tested Retrynaut on macOS so far. Windows and Linux support is still pretty new.

Install

Requires Node.js 22 or newer.

Install the CLI globally, then start the background agent:

npm install -g retrynaut
retrynaut install

If you'd rather not install globally, use npx instead:

npx -y retrynaut@latest install

How It Works

  • Connects to Antigravity's debugging port (127.0.0.1) and injects a small UI watcher
  • Registers as a native background service so it survives reboots
  • Only clicks visible, enabled Retry or Try again buttons next to a recognized error
  • Watches one Antigravity window at a time

Commands

retrynaut status              # check whether automatic retry is on
retrynaut start                # turn automatic retry on
retrynaut stop                 # turn automatic retry off
retrynaut uninstall            # remove the background agent and runtime
retrynaut uninstall --purge    # also remove configuration and logs
npm uninstall -g retrynaut     # remove the global CLI

Configuration

When automatic retry is running, configuration changes apply immediately. If it is stopped, the new settings apply the next time you start it. The default limit is 15 automatic retries per minute.

retrynaut doctor                          # test the connection without clicking anything
retrynaut configure --mode all            # all recognized errors
retrynaut configure --mode agent-errors   # only agent-terminated errors
retrynaut configure --max-per-minute 10   # adjust the retry limit

Updating

After updating Node.js or the CLI package, run install again to apply changes:

npm update -g retrynaut
retrynaut install

Running From Source

No build step or runtime dependencies required:

git clone https://github.com/ersync/retrynaut.git
cd retrynaut
npm install && npm test
node bin/retrynaut.js doctor
node bin/retrynaut.js install