agy plugin for Claude Code
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v0.4.1 · open source · MIT

Delegate tasks to Google Antigravity from inside Claude Code.

A small open-source plugin that wraps the agy CLI. Six slash commands, a forwarding subagent, code review, deep research, and native image generation without leaving your editor.

Install in Claude Code View on GitHub

Install

Three commands. One minute.

Run these inside Claude Code, in order. Each card has a one-click copy button.

Register the marketplace

Tells Claude Code where to find the plugin.

/plugin marketplace add simplybychris/antigravity-plugin-cc

Install the plugin

Pulls v0.4.1 into the user-scope plugin cache.

/plugin install agy@antigravity-cc

Reload and verify

Activates the slash commands and runs the install/auth check.

/reload-plugins
/agy:setup

Features

Six commands. One subagent.

Each tile is one entry point. Talk to Claude naturally or call the slash command directly.

/agy:setup

Install and auth check

Verify agy is on the box and signed in. Offers to install it on first run.

/agy:ask

One-shot prompt

Send a single prompt to agy and stream the answer back into Claude Code, verbatim.

/agy:delegate

Hand off a task

Route a discrete coding, refactor, or debugging task to the agy:runner subagent. Supports --background and --model.

/agy:research

Deep research

Wraps your topic in a structured research brief (background, findings, caveats, sources) and lets agy investigate.

/agy:image

Generate images

Native image generation via agy's built-in Imagen tool. Optional --name and --output to drop the file next to your project.

/agy:review

Second-opinion review

Pipe the current git diff into agy for a steerable review with optional focus text.

Why this matters

Two agents. One terminal. Pick the right tool per task.

  • Stay in Claude Code. Use Claude as the primary driver. Hand off targeted tasks to agy when Gemini is the better fit, without switching context.
  • Long jobs in the background. Subagents in Claude Code run in the background and notify you when they finish. A natural fit for --background research, refactors, or CI investigations.
  • No runtime baggage. Pure Bash wrapper around the local agy binary. No Node, no broker, no hidden services.
  • Open source, MIT-licensed. Audit the wrapper, fork it, modify it. Issues and pull requests welcome.