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Recently Google just release their new AI IDE - Anti Gravity with Gemini 3.0 Pro! I noticed that we already have 2 threads talking about this #1213 and #1217
So this is the PR to officially support this!

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This code is mainly done by using Anti Gravity with Gemini 3.0 Pro, with some manual fixes

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Used .github/workflows/scripts/create-release-packages.sh script to generate a local release package and manully copied it to local branch to test it out, the result is as follows:
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@TCoherence TCoherence requested a review from localden as a code owner November 19, 2025 21:11
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Hey @localden Just added another new agent for Anti Gravity. Please let me know if it looks good to you

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sakshamnanda commented Nov 19, 2025

I tried your PR, the specify init doesn't work on the new antigravity update, as agy command is not decoupled anymore to outside terminals.
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TCoherence commented Nov 20, 2025

I tried your PR, the specify init doesn't work on the new antigravity update, as agy command is not decoupled anymore to outside terminals. image

@sakshamnanda The specify init command only pulls packages release officially. I actually have another separate PR to add a separate option "--template-file" in the "specify-cli" so that you can init from a specific package. Check this out: #1057

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I tried your PR, the specify init doesn't work on the new antigravity update, as agy command is not decoupled anymore to outside terminals. image

@sakshamnanda The specify init command only pulls packages release officially. I actually have another separate PR to add a separate option "--template-file" in the "specify-cli" so that you can init from a specific package. Check this out: #1057

I used this command to use your branch to initialise, and that's how I got the error.
In the official specify the agy is not even in the packages.
uvx --from "git+https://github.com/TCoherence/github-spec-kit@new_agent/antigravity" specify init .

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I appreciate for the quick turn-around, however I would like have this change merged with README update and released as template just like for other IDEs. Hope to see that soon. Great Job and Thank you again!

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TCoherence commented Nov 20, 2025

I tried your PR, the specify init doesn't work on the new antigravity update, as agy command is not decoupled anymore to outside terminals. image

@sakshamnanda The specify init command only pulls packages release officially. I actually have another separate PR to add a separate option "--template-file" in the "specify-cli" so that you can init from a specific package. Check this out: #1057

I used this command to use your branch to initialise, and that's how I got the error. In the official specify the agy is not even in the packages. uvx --from "git+https://github.com/TCoherence/github-spec-kit@new_agent/antigravity" specify init .

@sakshamnanda For current specify command, it's forced to pull packages from the offical release, you can check it out in __init__.py. Here is a quick screenshot from Gemini's response:
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