VS Code Extension for Antigravity CLI (Real-time Change Control, Usage Monitor & Artifact Viewer)
▲ 7 r/google_antigravity+1 crossposts

VS Code Extension for Antigravity CLI (Real-time Change Control, Usage Monitor & Artifact Viewer)

Bonjour Y'all,

I have been kind of disappointed with Antigravity 2.0 and I am not using the Antigravity IDE. However, I still wanted to use the Antigravity CLI effectively while staying in my usual setup (Devin Desktop/VS Code)

I built a quick, lightweight VS Code extension to make working with Antigravity CLI a bit smoother.

Nothing ground-breaking, just a simple sidebar dashboard to keep track of what's happening under the hood and help to stay in "control".

Key Features:

  • File Watcher & Change Management: Live file change tracking with pre-modification snapshots. Preview side-by-side diffs and approve or revert individual edits with one click.
  • Model Usage/Reset Viewer: Keep track of percentage usage, and reset timers directly inside your sidebar.
  • Artifact Manager: Browse active and archived session artifacts, save key deliverables straight to your workspace (.agy/artifacts/), or clear out old runs.
  • Integrated Launcher: Launch agy terminal sessions right from VS Code.

GitHub Repository/VSIX file: https://github.com/AlexisAG/agy-companion/releases/tag/0.3.1

It's a small project but kind of helpful if you are in the same kind of setup.

Of course bug reports, or suggestions are welcome.

u/kalex300 — 13 days ago
▲ 124 r/CampAndHikeMichigan+1 crossposts

Memorial Weekend trip

Bonjour y'all,

Just sharing some pictures from our memorial weekend (I am late I know) camping trip of 2026.

We went from Fri-Mon on 2 different campgrounds. One night in southeastern Michigan (Friday) and the rest of the trip up North near Au Sable river.

The temperature was mild but the rain showed up several times, forcing us to hide in the tent (and beating my fiance at some card games)

We ate too much as usual but at least we kept it "simple" this time (hot dogs, pizzas, brookie).

Ticks decided to join the party at Au Sable river, but not the fish...

Overall it was a great trip !

u/kalex300 — 2 months ago