Use a local Google Antigravity CLI (agy) from Codex for independent review,
research checkpoints, planning critique, one-shot agent tasks, model discovery,
plugin management, and agentapi passthrough.
- Codex with plugin support enabled
- Node.js 18 or newer
- A working, authenticated
agyinstallation available inPATH, or anANTIGRAVITY_BINenvironment variable pointing to the executable
The plugin does not install or authenticate agy for you.
Run:
codex plugin marketplace add mrlong0129/antigravity-cli
codex plugin add antigravity-cli@mrlong0129Then start a new Codex task and ask:
Use Antigravity CLI to check my agy status.
Copy this into Codex:
Install the Codex plugin from the GitHub marketplace mrlong0129/antigravity-cli.
Add the marketplace, then install antigravity-cli@mrlong0129. Verify that the
plugin appears in `codex plugin list --marketplace mrlong0129`. Do not modify any
other plugins. If `agy` is not installed or authenticated, report that clearly
instead of attempting to install or log in to it. When installation succeeds,
tell me to start a new Codex task and ask: "Use Antigravity CLI to check my agy
status."
status: locateagy, report its version, and inspect optionalagentapistaterun: launch a bounded one-shot Antigravity taskcheckpoint: request critique at framing, research, planning, implementation, or final-review stagesmodels: list Antigravity modelsplugin: pass through toagy pluginagentapi: pass through whenANTIGRAVITY_LS_ADDRESSis available
The wrapper starts the locally installed agy process with the current
environment and working-directory permissions. Review Antigravity's own
permissions before allowing write, credential, deployment, or broad filesystem
operations. The plugin does not bundle credentials.
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