Antigravity Agent Library

Agent prompts are specialized instructions that configure Antigravity IDE's AI behavior for specific development tasks. Think of them as expert consultants that you can summon for different scenarios - whether you're building a React app, optimizing Python data pipelines, or architecting cloud infrastructure.

Unlike generic AI coding assistants, these prompts transform Antigravity into a domain expert that understands the nuances of your specific technology stack. They enforce best practices, prevent common mistakes, and guide architectural decisions based on battle-tested patterns from production environments.

Key Benefits

• Consistency Across Teams: Ensure every developer follows the same coding standards and architectural patterns, reducing code review friction and maintaining a coherent codebase.
• Framework-Specific Intelligence: Get accurate, up-to-date guidance for Next.js 15, Vue 3, Svelte 5, and other modern frameworks without generic or outdated suggestions.
• Accelerated Development: Skip the research phase and get straight to building with confidence, knowing the AI understands your exact requirements and constraints.
• Built-in Best Practices: Automatically apply security hardening, performance optimizations, and accessibility standards without having to remember every rule.

Quick Setup (Project-Specific)

1. Choose Your Agent: Browse the library below and find the agent that matches your tech stack. We have specialized agents for frontend frameworks, backend architectures, testing strategies, and more.
2. Copy the Rules: Click the copy button on any agent card to copy its complete ruleset to your clipboard. Each agent contains carefully crafted instructions optimized for Antigravity's capabilities.
3. Apply to Project: In Antigravity IDE, create a .cursorrules file in your project root or navigate to Settings → Agent → System Prompt and paste the rules.
4. Activate and Code: The agent immediately starts working. Try asking it to generate code, review your implementations, or architect new features - it will follow the specialized rules.

Global Configuration

For rules you want to apply across all projects, use the global configuration in Antigravity's settings. This is perfect for personal coding preferences, company standards, or general best practices you always want to follow.

Combining Multiple Agents

Antigravity supports layering multiple agents for comprehensive coverage. For example, combine the "Strict TypeScript" agent with "React 19" and "Modern Tailwind" agents for a complete frontend development setup. The AI intelligently merges the rules, prioritizing more specific instructions when conflicts arise.