Antigravity 1.0.10: Built-in guide skill with cleaner markdown and explicit

Release notes

FEATURE

Built-in guide skill with cleaner markdown and explicit alert messages

There is now a built-in skill called antigravity_guide acting as your personal on-call tour guide; whenever you have questions about the CLI, IDE, or SDK, it can instantly dig through the manuals to provide answers. The layout has also been upgraded: headings and paragraph spacing in documents are much cleaner now. When the system encounters errors or warnings, it now uses a dedicated "alert message" style to pop up, ensuring they no longer blend in with standard command output. If you run into issues and need to troubleshoot, the /help menu now explicitly lists the exact path to your log files so you don't have to hunt them down. Like visiting a museum: you used to have to read tattered old signs by yourself, but now you not only get a beautifully typeset new guidebook, you also get a dedicated human guide, and emergency announcements are no longer drowned out by the background music.

FEATURE

Smoother Git history browsing with visual graphs and smart hash resolution

Browsing code version history in the terminal is now a much more pleasant experience. Previously, viewing Git history just gave you a plain text list; now, it draws beautiful ASCII node graphs (using lines to show branching and merging), letting you understand the flow of versions at a glance. As you scroll through the history, the side panel immediately loads and displays exactly which files were changed and what the diffs are, without requiring extra clicks to open them. Moreover, the system is smarter now: even if you only give it a short 6-character version hash, it instantly resolves it to the full 64-character version you meant. Like looking through a family tree: instead of just staring at a wall of drawers with names, you now get a clear diagram of bloodlines, and simply pulling a drawer instantly reveals that person's entire life story right beside it — and you can accurately find anyone just by calling out their nickname.

BUGFIX

Fixes infinite permission loops and Windows login hurdles

Several blood-pressure-raising system issues have been ironed out. Previously, even if you explicitly approved a command's permission, the system would fail to treat special characters (like $ or .) as plain text, constantly failing to recognize your approval and trapping you in an endless loop of permission prompts; these characters are now correctly escaped, and permissions marked "ask" won't secretly get deleted when your settings file updates. For Windows users, when authentication is required, the system now automatically and smoothly pops open your browser, saving you from manually copying URLs. Also, command outputs on Windows will no longer be silently swallowed due to poor argument escaping, and PowerShell is now the default shell. Finally, compatibility with ARM64 devices (like the Raspberry Pi 4B) has been improved. Like dealing with bank paperwork: you used to clearly stamp your seal, but the clerk kept making you re-stamp it because the pattern was "too complex"; now they've upgraded their scanner to recognize it perfectly, and they even fixed the broken queue ticket machine while they were at it.

Original changelog

Original changelogBuilt-in guide skill with cleaner markdown and explicit alert messages

Added `antigravity_guide` builtin skill to provide instant, in-context reference guides for the Antigravity 2.0, CLI, IDE, and SDK.
Improved markdown rendering by upgrading `glamour` to v2.0.1 for cleaner headings and block padding.
Added alert message type for system errors/warnings, separating them from standard command output.
Added the CLI log file path to the `/help` menu for easy troubleshooting.

Original changelogSmoother Git history browsing with visual graphs and smart hash resolution

Improved commit history navigation: scrolling now immediately loads and displays changed files and diffs.
Improved Git integration by enabling ASCII node graphs (`git log --graph`) for visual parity with hg/jj.
Improved commit hash matching to seamlessly resolve short (6-char) to long (64-char) hashes via prefix comparison.

Original changelogFixes infinite permission loops and Windows login hurdles

Improved compatibility with a broader set of ARM64 devices (e.g. raspberry pi 4b).
Improved authentication to automatically launch browser sign-in via `rundll32`.
Fixed a bug where "ask" permissions were dropped during settings updates, ensuring `settings.json` preservation.
Fixed permission engine matching bugs by escaping regex metacharacters (like `$` or `.`) in saved rules, preventing infinite prompt loops.
Fixed environment flag parsing to prevent ignored disablement flags.
Fixed bash mode argument escaping (preventing swallowed stdout) and defaulted shell resolution to PowerShell.