Antigravity IDE Skills: How to Use SKILL.md with Antigravity (2026)

Quick Answer: Antigravity IDE supports SKILL.md skills and includes a Manager View for orchestrating multiple agents with defined roles. Skills load from the project directory and activate automatically. Antigravity's multi-agent architecture means each agent in your team can use different specialized skills. Browse compatible skills at agensi.io/skills.

Antigravity IDE is the newest entry in the AI coding editor space. Its differentiator is Manager View: a built-in orchestration layer where you define agent roles, assign tasks, and monitor progress from a unified dashboard.

Skills fit naturally into this architecture. Each agent role can have its own specialized skills, creating a team where the reviewer agent uses a code review skill, the tester uses a testing skill, and the implementer uses an architecture skill.

Where Antigravity stores skills

Project skills: .antigravity/skills/ in your repository root.

The SKILL.md format is the same standard used by Claude Code, Cursor, and every other compatible agent. Skills written for any agent work in Antigravity without modification.

Skills to install right now

attack-tree-construction

by LocoLoboZ

$10

User Detection & Session Context Reviewer

by LB Creations

$14.99

ai-team-builder-kanban

by Roy Yuen

$5

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Manager View and multi-agent skills

Manager View is where Antigravity's skill integration shines. You define agent roles (reviewer, tester, implementer) and assign each role access to specific skills.

The reviewer agent loads the code review skill exclusively. The tester loads testing skills. The implementer loads architecture and framework skills. This specialization prevents the problem of a single agent trying to be everything at once.

In practice, you describe a feature, Manager View creates a task plan, assigns roles to agent instances, and each agent uses its skills to complete its assigned work. The result is a coordinated output: reviewed code, comprehensive tests, and updated documentation.

Best skills for Antigravity users

Architecture skills help the implementer agent follow your project's patterns consistently. This is especially valuable in Manager View where the implementer works autonomously.

Code review skills give the reviewer agent specific quality criteria beyond generic code analysis.

Testing skills ensure the tester agent produces tests that match your framework and conventions.

Browse skills at agensi.io/skills.