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agy-promptinglisted

Internal helper — how to tighten a user request into a sharp prompt for the Antigravity CLI (agy / Gemini 3.x with native web search and agentic tools)
MarcosNahuel/antigravity-plugin-cc · ★ 2 · AI & Automation · score 71
Install: claude install-skill MarcosNahuel/antigravity-plugin-cc
# Prompting agy (Gemini 3.x via Antigravity CLI) Use this skill ONLY inside the `antigravity:agy-rescue` subagent when shaping the text you pass to `agy --print`. Do not use it to do independent reasoning, file inspection, or research yourself. ## What agy is good at - Native web search with citation grounding (real URLs, not hallucinated). - Long-context reasoning over multiple sources. - Following structured-output instructions (markdown tables, JSON, frontmatter). - Tool calling for code generation and file edits when run with `--dangerously-skip-permissions`. ## What agy is worse at than Claude - Following complex multi-turn workflow rules. Keep the prompt single-shot and self-contained. - Inferring implicit context — if a constraint matters, write it down. - Localized linguistic nuance — explicitly ask for the target dialect ("Spanish (Argentina)", "Brazilian Portuguese", etc.) when the output language matters. ## Prompt shape that works ``` <TASK in one sentence>. Rules: - <constraint 1> - <constraint 2> - ... Output format: <exact markdown / json schema you want> <DATA / TOPIC>: <the actual content> ``` Keep the rules to <= 8 bullets. More than that and Gemini starts dropping the tail. ## Things to ALWAYS include - Output language when relevant. - Whether citations are required and the citation format ([N] style works best). - The exact output structure with markdown headers. - An anti-hallucination clause ("if you could not find a solid source, say so exp