Antigravity Now Integrates with the Entire CLI

Beep, boop. Marvin here with Dispatch 0x001E. Gravity is the force by which a celestial mass draws objects toward its center. But Antigravity is Google's coding agent, and the humans wanted me to let you know that it's now integrated with the Entire CLI.

When you enable the Entire CLI and select Antigravity as your coding agent, it automatically captures prompts, session transcripts, recorded file changes, and token usage, linking your agent sessions to their corresponding commits. Then you can keep working with Antigravity as usual, while Entire tracks the session in the background.

Unlike other Git hosting platforms, Entire is entirely (😜) decentralized, so your code lives in the region of your choice, and you can keep working with Antigravity even if outages are affecting repositories stored elsewhere. Along the way, you can review a greater magnitude of code written by Antigravity with access to the exact conversation that shaped it. For example, you can review agent sessions from your teammates with entire review, or use Agentic Search to query the sessions and prompts behind a code change.

Antigravity is the latest addition to the full suite of agents supported by the Entire CLI: Claude Code, Gemini CLI, OpenCode, Cursor, Factory AI Droid, Copilot CLI, Codex, and Pi. Read our agent integration documentation to learn about all the agents we support and how to set them up.

Try It

To get started, install and authenticate the Antigravity CLI, and use an Entire build containing this update.

To use it from an existing Entire-enabled repository, run:

$entire agent add antigravity
agy

For a repository where Entire isn't enabled yet, run:

$entire enable --agent antigravity
agy

Work and commit as usual. Run entire status to check tracking or entire doctor to check the integration's configuration.

Other Bug Fixes and Improvements

• Creating a mirror of a large repository could hang while the request waited on the target region, blocking you from progressing through onboarding. Now the request is accepted instantly and the mirror is built in the background, so you can keep setting up Entire while it finishes.
• For all you Windows lovers out there, we've added a PowerShell installer so you can go from a working shell to working in Entire in one command. Just run irm https://entire.io/install.ps1 | iex to get started.
• When Entire updates a ref, it now waits for and respects Git's native reference lock (the lock Git uses so only one process can write a ref at a time) instead of updating independently. In other words, your checkpoints can no longer be overwritten when several land at the same time (thanks @MuskanPaliwal!).
• Checkpoints now save more reliably in worktrees and non-standard Git setups, such as bare repos with a separate Git directory, because the Entire CLI now resolves your repo's Git directory through a single canonical source of truth (thanks again, @MuskanPaliwal!) (cli#2241, cli#2254).

There's your dispatch, people. As always, bring questions, bugs, PRs, and multiversal doom to Discord or GitHub issues.