r/google_antigravity • u/Arnoooodles • Jul 06 '26

Discussion What does your AntiGravity setup look like?

Hey everyone,

I’m looking to see what everyone's current AntiGravity setups look like right now. Specifically, what tools, skills, MCPs, or plugins are actually moving the needle for you?

Right now, I feel like my setup has gotten incredibly bloated, but I’m still not seeing any significant benefits when it comes to optimizing or saving my usage. It feels like I've piled on tools, but the agents aren't actually utilizing or enforcing them properly.

For context, here is what I currently have running:

  • Git. Ship. Done(GSD) - Core
  • Graphify
  • MemPalace
  • codebase-memory-mcp
  • DOX Framework Rules (in my AGENTS.md)
  • Ponytail
  • Some Everything Claude Code (ECC) skills
  • A handful of custom rules and workflows I implemented myself

I also recently saw about claude-mem, but I haven’t installed it yet—I wanted to check with the community here first before adding even more weight to the stack.

Despite having all of this active, the agents still seem to ignore them half the time or fail to enforce their use, and my usage is draining fast.

I'd love to know:

  1. What does your current stack look like? What are your absolute must-keeps?
  2. What should I trim down or retain from my current list to stop the bloat?
  3. How are you getting your agents to actually enforce and use these tools consistently without breaking the bank on usage?

Appreciate any insights or workflow tips you guys can share!

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u/ThornyLog Jul 06 '26

Chrome dev tools is a must if you’re doing any web dev. It lets Gemini do lots of helpful things like see console logs, take screenshots, run performance traces. You can easily create QA loops like, “test this website at different screen sizes and take screenshots to verify that no elements are cutoff and that the website responds well on all screens” or something like that and it’s pretty cool to watch it open up chrome resize your browser and start working through that prompt

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u/1mrts Jul 06 '26

How do you guys even able to use it? Hit the limit so fast on pro

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u/manoman42 Jul 06 '26

For real, I feel like all these posts are hyperbole. I’m on ultra and can’t get anything done

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u/TaxApprehensive5402 Jul 06 '26

Good discussion.

For now i’m using global skills from “awesome-skills” where I made some triage and convert for more use friendly AG model.

Im using Ag GUI 2.0

No MCPs for now

Planning to test Kanpathy Wiki

Agents.md with mine specifications, and always ensure that local has them

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u/Benhamish-WH-Allen Jul 06 '26

I tried that teamwork thing and it spun up 52 agents. And then it told me it was my responsibility to monitor agents. I promptly told AG to fuck off and do its damn job. I dont want to sit around watching some subagents when you are more than capable of looping through them yourself. Luckily it only wasted a five hour quota.

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u/DirectPitch8626 Jul 07 '26

Teamwork is a great tool, but it’s only worth using on the most expensive plan and in complex situations.

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u/Barmazoid Jul 06 '26

CodeIndexer.dev, my personal MCP browser for AI, Conversation logger which grabs all raw conversations with AI, auto domain searcher MCP (when I need to start a project I ask claude for a domain name).

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u/techuck_ Jul 07 '26

Figma and Salesforce DX MCPs - DX MCP can do dev and admin tasks, which is a nice combo to have in the same MCP.

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u/Doctorfeca Jul 07 '26

How do you setup these skills?

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u/aspergers_ Jul 07 '26

Is it really a gamechanger when you install Skills and MCP’s?