How to run

Step 1: Install Antigravity

Mac / Linux

curl -fsSL https://antigravity.google/cli/install.sh | bash

Windows PowerShell

irm https://antigravity.google/cli/install.ps1 | iex

Step 2: Clone the repository

   git clone https://github.com/10xroadmap/agent-skills-using-google-antigravity-cli
   cd agent-skills-using-google-antigravity-cli

Step 3: Launch Antigravity

Run the command below in your terminal to start the CLI.

agy

• This will initiate Google Authentication, if you are not already authenticated.
• To start using the Antigravity CLI, you need to authenticate with Google. You can typically log in using your standard Google account.

Step 4: Using Antigravity CLI

• Once antigravity terminal is activated, you may start giving prompt:

How many files are there in current folder

Which file is last modified

Creating skills

1. Create .agents folder

mkdir .agents

2. Create .agents/skills folder

mkdir .agents/skills

3. Create folder for your skill

mkdir .agents/skills/funny-names folder

4. Create SKILL.md

touch .agents/skills/funny-names/SKILL.md

After Skill is written and saved, you may test skill inside agy terminal

agy -p ""

• To test skill funny-names, type: Suggest a funny name for Dennis Ritchie

• To test skill public-repo-count, type: Find the number of public repositories created by user 10xroadmap

• To test skill fotd, type: Generates forecast for Smith who is male and is 23 years old

What the skills demonstrated ?

• funny-names is a simple skill
• public-repo-count demonstrates how we can use bash script inside skill. You may customize it for Windows PoerShell
• fotd(forecast of the day) demonstrates how we can use python script inside skill.

GIT REPO URL

https://github.com/10xroadmap/agent-skills-using-google-antigravity-cli

License or Terms of Use

This project is open-source. However, no part of the source code may be republished, modified, or distributed for commercial or public purposes without giving appropriate credit to the original author.