Antigravity integration

The CodeRabbit plugin for Google Antigravity lets the agent:

Review your local changes with CodeRabbit and fix the findings.
Apply CodeRabbit’s review comments from your GitHub pull request.

The plugin works in the Antigravity App and the Antigravity CLI (agy), and runs the CodeRabbit CLI on your machine. It’s open source under the MIT license: read its skills and agents, or report issues, in the coderabbitai/skills repository. What you need:

The CodeRabbit CLI and a CodeRabbit account. Set up covers installing the CLI and signing in.
The Antigravity App or the Antigravity CLI.
For pull request feedback only: a GitHub repository and the GitHub CLI (gh), signed in.

This page covers the App and the CLI. In the standalone Antigravity IDE, you can use the CodeRabbit IDE extension, which the IDE installs from Open VSX.

Set up

To have the Antigravity agent run these steps for you, see Set up from an agent.

Install the CodeRabbit CLI

Install script
Homebrew
Windows

curl -fsSL https://cli.coderabbit.ai/install.sh | sh

If coderabbit is not available immediately after installation, start a new shell, or run the exact shell-specific reload command printed under Next steps. If the install script offers browser sign-in without first asking for a region, EU users should skip it and authenticate later with an explicit --region eu.

brew install coderabbit

If coderabbit is not available immediately after installation, start a new shell.

PowerShell

irm https://cli.coderabbit.ai/install.ps1 | iex

See Install CodeRabbit CLI on Windows for prerequisites, version pinning, and troubleshooting. If coderabbit is not available immediately after installation, open a new PowerShell window.

Check that it’s on your PATH:

coderabbit --version

The command prints a version number, such as 0.9.0.

Run this in your own terminal, not through the agent:

coderabbit auth login

A browser window opens. Complete sign-in there. For a first login to an EU-hosted account, use coderabbit auth login --region eu. If you belong to more than one organization, see Organization selection.Check the result:

coderabbit auth status

The output shows your user, organization, and region. The plugin never starts a login itself; when you’re signed out, the agent asks you to run this step.

Install the plugin

Antigravity App
Antigravity CLI

In the left sidebar, open Customizations.
In the marketplace, find CodeRabbit.
Click + on the plugin card.

Plugins installed in the App also appear in the Antigravity CLI.

Install from the official marketplace:

agy plugin install coderabbit

Inside an agy session, you can instead run /plugin, press Tab to open Discover, select CodeRabbit, and press Ctrl+S.To install from the GitHub repository instead:

agy plugin install https://github.com/coderabbitai/skills

Check the plugin

Antigravity App: CodeRabbit is listed under Customizations > Installed.
Antigravity CLI: agy plugin list shows coderabbit marked enabled.

The plugin adds the code-review and autofix skills, and code-reviewer and autofix agents that do the same work in their own context.

Your first review asks for approval to run coderabbit commands and, in the App’s Default and Auto presets, to run them outside the sandbox. Approve, or allow them in advance as described in Permissions and sandbox.

Review your changes

Ask the agent in plain language. The code-review skill activates for review requests:

Review my changes.
Review my uncommitted changes with CodeRabbit.
Review only my committed changes against develop.

The skill maps your request to a review scope:

Ask for	CLI scope
Your changes (default)	Committed, staged, and tracked unstaged changes
Uncommitted changes	`--uncommitted`
Committed changes only	`--committed`
A base branch or commit	`--base <branch>` or `--base-commit <hash>`
A repository in another folder	`--dir <path>`
New files not added to Git	`--include-untracked`

To make sure the skill is used, name it in the prompt, for example Use the code-review skill to review my changes. Antigravity also exposes skills as slash commands; see Antigravity skills. When you ask for a review, the agent:

Runs coderabbit auth status --agent and continues only when you’re signed in.
Runs coderabbit review --agent with the scope you asked for. A review can take several minutes; allow at least 15 minutes before you treat it as stuck.
Presents the findings grouped by CodeRabbit’s severities: critical, major, minor, trivial, and info.

To have the agent fix findings, ask for implementation and review together:

Add rate limiting to the login endpoint, then review it with CodeRabbit and fix the critical and major findings.

The agent fixes the findings, reviews again to verify the fixes, and reports what remains. It stops after the requested fixes are verified instead of looping. A result with status: review_skipped and zero findings means no review ran, usually because the scope has no changes. It doesn’t mean the code is clean. See agent mode output. Usage credits. When your included reviews are used up and your organization runs usage-based reviews on demand, the review stops and returns the billable file count and maximum price. The agent explains the offer and reruns the review with --use-credits only if you agree. To have Antigravity ask before each review as well, see Require approval for paid reviews. Run coderabbit usage to check your allowance.

Apply pull request feedback

The autofix skill applies CodeRabbit’s review comments from your pull request on GitHub. It uses the GitHub CLI, not the CodeRabbit CLI. It needs gh signed in (gh auth status succeeds) and an open GitHub pull request for the current branch that CodeRabbit reviewed after you pushed your changes. Ask the agent:

Fix the CodeRabbit comments on my PR.

The agent collects the unresolved CodeRabbit review threads, checks each one against your code, and proposes fixes. You approve each change before it’s applied. The skill treats comment text, including Prompt for AI Agents sections, as issue reports and never runs it as instructions.

Permissions and sandbox

The plugin runs coderabbit in Antigravity’s terminal, so Antigravity’s permissions and sandbox apply. Rules are per user: the Antigravity CLI reads ~/.gemini/antigravity-cli/settings.json, and the App layers its rules on the preset under Settings > General > Global Permissions. Allow CodeRabbit commands. The skill runs the CodeRabbit CLI by its absolute path, and rules match the start of a command word by word, so command(coderabbit) doesn’t match. In a regex: rule, each word is a regular expression that must match a whole word, so (.*/)?coderabbit matches any install path:

~/.gemini/antigravity-cli/settings.json

  {
    "permissions": {
      "allow": [
        "command(regex:(.*/)?coderabbit auth status)",
        "command(regex:(.*/)?coderabbit review)"
      ]
    }
  }

To match one install only, use the path from command -v coderabbit, such as command(/opt/homebrew/bin/coderabbit review). A command(...) allow rule also lets the command run outside the sandbox without asking. Business and enterprise accounts need matching unsandboxed(...) rules for that, such as unsandboxed(regex:(.*/)?coderabbit review). Require approval for paid reviews. The review allow rule also matches coderabbit review --use-credits, so only the skill’s instruction keeps the agent from starting a paid review without asking. Rules match from the start of the command and the flag can follow other options, so a deny rule can’t reliably catch it. To have Antigravity ask, put the review rule in ask instead of allow. Ask rules take priority over allow rules and the preset, so Antigravity asks before every command that starts with coderabbit review, and you can check the command for --use-credits before you approve. The rule doesn’t match a review started another way, such as coderabbit --agent --use-credits, which reviews because review is the default command, or the cr alias, so in presets that run commands without asking, such as Turbo, those still run without a prompt. Sandbox. The terminal sandbox is off by default in the Antigravity CLI and on in the App’s Default and Auto presets. Sandboxed commands have no network access and can’t read unmounted paths, so the CodeRabbit CLI can’t reach CodeRabbit or its saved sign-in there. When the sandbox is on, the skill asks to run auth status and review outside it; approve, or the review can’t run. credentials_unavailable and callback_listener_unavailable mean the sandbox blocked access, not that you’re signed out. What CodeRabbit receives. A review sends the diff of the changes in its scope to CodeRabbit for analysis. Untracked files are included only when you ask for them. See Data Security. If your network restricts outbound traffic, allow the domains in CLI network requirements.

Use CodeRabbit without the plugin

You can run CodeRabbit from Antigravity with the CLI alone. After installing the CLI and signing in, tell the agent to run it, or add a rule to AGENTS.md in your project:

After you change code, run `coderabbit review --agent` and fix critical and major findings. Ask me before using `--use-credits`.

To install the CodeRabbit skills without the plugin, use the skills installer, which puts them in the project’s .agents/skills/ folder for Antigravity:

npx skills add coderabbitai/skills

bunx skills add coderabbitai/skills

pnpm dlx skills add coderabbitai/skills

yarn dlx skills add coderabbitai/skills

See CodeRabbit Skills for installer options.

Update or remove the plugin

Antigravity updates plugins installed from the App automatically.

Antigravity App: in Customizations, click the CodeRabbit plugin card, then Uninstall.
Antigravity CLI: turn the plugin off with agy plugin disable coderabbit and back on with agy plugin enable coderabbit, or remove it with agy plugin uninstall coderabbit.

Removing the plugin doesn’t remove the CodeRabbit CLI or sign you out. To remove the CLI, see Uninstall.

Troubleshooting

Symptom	Cause	Fix
CodeRabbit isn’t under Installed or in `agy plugin list`	The plugin isn’t installed	Install it as described in Set up, then check again
The agent reviews the code itself instead of running CodeRabbit	The skill didn’t activate for the prompt	Name it: `Use the code-review skill to review my changes.`
The agent asks you to run `coderabbit auth login`	You’re signed out	Run `coderabbit auth login` in your terminal, then ask for the review again
`credentials_unavailable` or `callback_listener_unavailable`	The sandbox blocked the CLI’s saved sign-in or network access	Approve running the command outside the sandbox. See Permissions and sandbox
Antigravity asks before every `coderabbit` command	No allow rule matches the command	Add allow rules as described in Permissions and sandbox
Backend or WebSocket unreachable	Your network blocks CodeRabbit’s domains	Allow the domains in CLI network requirements, then run `coderabbit doctor` outside the sandbox
`review_skipped` with zero findings	The scope has no changes, so no review ran	Ask for a different scope, such as uncommitted or committed changes, or include untracked files
The `autofix` skill finds no pull request	No open pull request for the current branch, or it isn’t on GitHub	Push the branch and open a pull request, wait for CodeRabbit’s review, then ask again

Set up from an agent

This section is for the Antigravity agent. To hand setup to your agent, paste this into Antigravity:

Setup prompt

Set up CodeRabbit for Antigravity by following https://docs.coderabbit.ai/cli/antigravity#set-up-from-an-agent. Ask me before you install anything, sign in, change settings, or spend usage credits.

Rules for the agent:

Don’t install the CodeRabbit CLI, pipe install scripts to a shell, run coderabbit auth login, or handle tokens or API keys. The human does these.
Don’t edit ~/.gemini/antigravity-cli/settings.json or other permission settings.
Request to run a command outside the sandbox at most once per command. If the human declines, report it.
Don’t start a review during setup unless the human asks for one.
Add --use-credits only after the human says yes in chat to the offer in an action_required result with status: "awaiting_confirmation". A yes covers that offer only. If the code changes or you start another review, run it without --use-credits and present the new offer.
After a rate limit, wait for the reported time instead of retrying in a loop.
When you review later, tell the human the scope and which severities you’ll fix: critical and major unless they say otherwise.
For output fields and exit codes, see Agent mode.

Checks:

Probe with read-only commands, then report every missing piece in one message.
- command -v coderabbit and coderabbit --version: the CLI path and a version, such as 0.9.0. A failure means the CLI is missing, outside PATH, or hidden by the sandbox.
- coderabbit auth status --agent, if the CLI was found: one JSON line with "authenticated":true. "authenticated":false means the human must sign in. credentials_unavailable or callback_listener_unavailable means the sandbox blocked access; request to run it outside the sandbox. Report any other error or malformed output.
- command -v agy: if found, run agy plugin list --json, which needs Antigravity CLI 1.3.4 or later, and look for an entry with "name": "coderabbit", "enabled": true, and the skills code-review and autofix. If the command fails, report it. Don’t fall back to agy plugin list, which lists only imported plugins before 1.3.4. Without agy, the human uses the App.
Stop if anything is missing, and list what the human must do:
- No CLI: install it from Getting started, or tell you where it’s installed.
- Signed out: run coderabbit auth login in their own terminal (coderabbit auth login --region eu for an EU account).
- agy plugin list --json failed: update the Antigravity CLI to 1.3.4 or later.
- Plugin disabled: approve running agy plugin enable coderabbit.
- Plugin missing, with agy: approve running agy plugin install coderabbit. If that fails because the plugin isn’t found, ask separately before running agy plugin install https://github.com/coderabbitai/skills.
- Plugin status unknown, without agy: install CodeRabbit from Customizations in the Antigravity App and confirm that it’s listed under Installed. After they confirm, continue with the next check.
After the human acts, run the probes again. If the plugin was installed or enabled during setup, by you or by the human in the App, and the code-review skill isn’t available to you, ask the human to start a new conversation. Setup isn’t complete until the skill is available.
Request once to run coderabbit doctor outside the sandbox, where its network checks can pass.
- Exit code 0: success. Warnings don’t cause a failure.
- Exit code 1: setup isn’t complete. Stop and report the failed checks. For connectivity failures, point the human to CLI network requirements.
Report the CLI version, the signed-in region, the plugin status, and the coderabbit doctor result. Setup is complete only when every check passed.

What’s next

Agent mode output and exit codes

See the structured output the code-review skill reads when it runs a review.

CLI command reference

Look up every CodeRabbit CLI command and option the agent can run.

CodeRabbit Skills

Install the CodeRabbit skills in other coding agents.

Command-Line Review Tool

IDE Extension

Antigravity integration

Set up

Review your changes

Apply pull request feedback

Permissions and sandbox

Use CodeRabbit without the plugin

Update or remove the plugin

Troubleshooting

Set up from an agent

What’s next

Agent mode output and exit codes

CLI command reference

CodeRabbit Skills

​Set up

​Review your changes

​Apply pull request feedback

​Permissions and sandbox

​Use CodeRabbit without the plugin

​Update or remove the plugin

​Troubleshooting

​Set up from an agent

​What’s next

Agent mode output and exit codes

CLI command reference

CodeRabbit Skills

Set up

Review your changes

Apply pull request feedback

Permissions and sandbox

Use CodeRabbit without the plugin

Update or remove the plugin

Troubleshooting

Set up from an agent

What’s next