ask-agy

Ask Antigravity

Executes the local agy CLI (Antigravity) to get coding assistance.

Note: This skill requires the agy CLI to be installed and available in your system's PATH. If agy is missing, run agy install to configure shell paths. (Antigravity also ships an IDE binary named antigravity — that is the editor, not the CLI. Do not invoke antigravity as a CLI fallback.)

Quick start

Run a single query with -p (non-interactive print mode):

agy -p "Your question or task here"

Common options

Option	Description
-p, --print, --prompt	Non-interactive mode (required for scripting)
-c, --continue	Continue the most recent conversation
--conversation <id>	Resume a previous conversation by ID
-i, --prompt-interactive	Run an initial prompt interactively and continue the session
--dangerously-skip-permissions	Auto-approve all tool permission requests without prompting
--sandbox	Run in a sandbox with terminal restrictions enabled
--add-dir <path>	Add a directory to the workspace (repeatable)
--print-timeout <duration>	Timeout for print mode wait (default 5m0s)

For all available options and subcommands (changelog / install / plugin / update), run agy --help.

Examples

Ask a coding question:

agy -p "How do I implement a binary search in Python?"

Continue the most recent session:

agy -c "Now add error handling to that function"

Resume a specific conversation by ID:

agy --conversation <conversation-id> "Refine the previous answer"

Let Antigravity make changes automatically:

agy --dangerously-skip-permissions -p "Refactor this function to use async/await"

Run in sandbox mode:

agy --sandbox -p "Experiment with a new approach to this problem"

Notes

• The -p flag runs Antigravity non-interactively and outputs the result to stdout
• Authentication and shell paths are configured via agy install; refer to agy --help for details
• --dangerously-skip-permissions bypasses all tool permission prompts — use with care
• The command inherits the current working directory