antigravity-review

name	antigravity-review
description	Get a second-opinion code review from Antigravity CLI (agy) on the current working-tree diff or branch, returning an APPROVED/WARNING/BLOCKED verdict. Use to cross-check Claude Code's own review with a different model.

antigravity-review

Run a read-only Antigravity review of the current changes as a cross-check against Claude's /code-review and /codex-review. See docs/antigravity.md.

Prerequisites

Antigravity CLI must be installed and authenticated:

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

# Authenticate (first time — opens browser for Google auth)
agy

Steps

1. Check that Antigravity CLI is available:

   command -v agy
   

   If not found, stop and report: "Antigravity CLI (agy) is not installed on this machine. Install with: curl -fsSL https://antigravity.google/cli/install.sh | bash. Alternatively run /codex-review if Codex is available."

2. Determine what to review: working-tree diff by default. Confirm the base branch (usually main). Use $ARGUMENTS to override scope (e.g. a specific file or commit range).

3. Build the diff and run Antigravity (read-only; do not use --headless):

   agy -p "You are doing a code review. For each issue give file:line, severity (critical/warning/info), problem description, and a suggested fix. Cover correctness, security, error handling, missing tests, and AGENTS.md standards (in .claude/AGENTS.md). End with one verdict: APPROVED / WARNING / BLOCKED.
   
   $(git diff HEAD)"
   

   • For a specific base branch: replace HEAD with origin/main...HEAD
   • For a specific file: append the file path after git diff
   • To leverage Antigravity's large context, include the full file alongside the diff:

     agy -p "Review this diff in context of the full file.
     

   Diff: $(git diff HEAD -- path/to/file)

   Full file: $(cat path/to/file)"

4. Relay Antigravity's findings and the final verdict verbatim, then add your own brief take (agree/disagree, anything it missed).

5. If issues are actionable, offer to fix them (Claude) or delegate via antigravity-implement.

Notes

• Do not pass --headless during a review task — keep it interactive so no file edits happen.
• Antigravity has a large context window — useful for reading entire files alongside diffs, which Codex review may not do.
• This is a complement to, not a replacement for, Claude's /code-review and /codex-review.
• The combination of three perspectives (Claude + Codex + Antigravity) catches different failure modes.