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End-to-End: Google Antigravity

This playbook is template-first to avoid hallucination. Replace every [RESEARCH REQUIRED] item with verified vendor documentation before production use.

Before execution, confirm what “Google Antigravity” means in your environment:

  1. Product URL: <RESEARCH REQUIRED>
  2. Official product name: <RESEARCH REQUIRED>
  3. Access model (web app, API, CLI, IDE plugin): <RESEARCH REQUIRED>
  4. Authentication method: <RESEARCH REQUIRED>
  5. Terms and usage limits: <RESEARCH REQUIRED>

If this cannot be confirmed, do not continue with this playbook.

  1. Confirm repository and target branch.
  2. Confirm toolchain:
  • git --version
  • node --version
  • npm --version
  • auro --version
  1. Confirm Antigravity integration entrypoint:
  • <RESEARCH REQUIRED: launch/connect command>
/auro.constitution

Outcome:

  • project principles are explicit before implementation
/auro.charter "<feature request>"

Outcome:

  • user stories, requirements, success criteria, edge cases
/auro.plan

Outcome:

  • architecture, contracts, and phase-gated plan
/auro.tasks

Outcome:

  • phased task list with parallel markers
/auro.implement

Outcome:

  • working code tied to charter intent

Run verified project commands:

Terminal window
<RESEARCH REQUIRED: lint command>
<RESEARCH REQUIRED: test command>
<RESEARCH REQUIRED: build command>

Validate:

  • success criteria from charter are demonstrably met
  • API or integration contracts pass
  • no unresolved clarification markers remain
  1. Create PR against main.
  2. Include artifacts and validation evidence.
  3. Merge with checks green.
  4. Deploy using verified pipeline:
  • <RESEARCH REQUIRED: deploy workflow name>
  • <RESEARCH REQUIRED: deployment URL>
  1. Do not assume unsupported Antigravity capabilities.
  2. Use explicit fallbacks if Antigravity-specific automation is unavailable:
  • run the same ACE flow in a supported agent environment.
  1. Record all deltas between expected and actual behavior.
  1. Product identity and official docs
  2. Integration/launch mechanism
  3. Auth and permission model
  4. Rate limits and quotas
  5. CI/CD integration specifics