@dsh-external/dsh-subagent-antigravity
Delegate tasks to Google Antigravity CLI (agy) — a separate
Gemini-powered coding agent on your machine — straight from DeepSeek Harness.
No Gemini API key is involved: agy authenticates through your Antigravity
login (system keyring / Google Sign-In).
中文版见 README.zh.md · Source: github.com/ZEM17/dsh-subagent-agy
Installation
Requirements
agyinstalled:irm https://antigravity.google/cli/install.ps1 | iex(Windows). The plugin locates it automatically (PATH →AGY_BIN→%LOCALAPPDATA%\agy\bin→~/.local/bin→~/.gemini/bin→~/go/bin).agylogged in once: runagyin a terminal and complete the sign-in. If a run hits "authentication required", the plugin pops the interactive login window automatically.- DeepSeek Harness with the standard web profile (it ships
dsh-subagent,dsh-subprocess,dsh-tools,dsh-jobs).
Install the plugin
From GitHub (recommended):
dsh plugin --profile web add github:ZEM17/dsh-subagent-agy
From a tarball: download
dsh-external-dsh-subagent-antigravity-0.2.0.tgz from the
releases page, then:
dsh plugin --profile web add /path/to/dsh-external-dsh-subagent-antigravity-0.1.0.tgz
That's it — no restart needed. The model in any session can now use the
antigravity tools.
Usage
The model calls the tools automatically when you ask for it; you can also prompt it explicitly:
| Surface | Name | What it does |
|---|---|---|
| new task | antigravity |
delegate a self-contained task to agy (fresh conversation); returns a task key |
| follow-up | antigravity_followup |
continue a previous agy conversation via its task key — full context carries over |
| list | antigravity_tasks |
list running tasks + recent finished tasks; task keys survive DSH restarts |
| cancel | antigravity_cancel |
stop a running task by its task key (agy process tree terminated) |
| login | antigravity_login |
pop the interactive agy login window (also opens automatically on auth failures) |
Example prompts:
"Use agy to rewrite the README of
D:\projects\my-projectand list the changes.""用 antigravity 优化这个项目的页面" (in a Chinese session)
Image analysis
agy's model is multimodal — put an image path in the prompt and it will describe or analyze the image:
"Use agy to describe this image:
C:\projects\design\mockup.png""用 antigravity 识别这张图片:
C:\projects\screenshots\ui.png"
Images inside the session workspace work directly; images elsewhere need the
directory in the tool's dirs parameter (or the addDirs config).
- Tasks targeting files outside the session workspace need the target
directory: the tool takes a
dirsparameter (the model passes it when you give it the path). - Long tasks: the model uses
background: truefor long jobs — it keeps you posted on live progress and reports the final result when done. - Continue a task: tell the model to continue using the
taskkey from a previous call. - Find a task again:
antigravity_taskslists running and recent finished tasks — task keys are recorded in~/.dsh/agy-conversations.jsonand survive DSH restarts, so a key can always be recovered for follow-up. - Stop a task:
antigravity_cancelwith the running task's key stops it (also possible viajob_killfor background jobs).
Configuration
All fields are optional; sane defaults are shown. Configure through the
plugin's settings section (e.g. $DSH_HOME/settings.yaml):
dsh-subagent-antigravity:
model: gemini-3.1-pro-high # agy models; empty = agy default
effort: high # low | medium | high
printTimeoutMs: 300000 # foreground ceiling (5 min)
backgroundTimeoutMs: 3600000 # background ceiling (1 h)
skipPermissions: true # auto-approve agy tool calls (headless needs it)
addDirs: [] # absolute dirs added to the agy workspace (--add-dir)
proxy: "" # proxy URL; falls back to AGY_PROXY, then ~/.dsh/agy-proxy.txt
| Field | Default | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
providerName |
antigravity |
registry name on ctx.subagents |
toolName |
antigravity |
new-task tool name |
followupToolName |
antigravity_followup |
follow-up tool name |
loginToolName |
antigravity_login |
login-window tool name |
tasksToolName |
antigravity_tasks |
tasks-listing tool name |
cancelToolName |
antigravity_cancel |
cancel-running-task tool name |
command |
agy |
executable (PATH name or absolute path) |
model |
'' |
--model <slug> (see agy models); empty = agy default |
effort |
'' |
--effort low|medium|high; empty = omit |
agent |
'' |
--agent <name>; empty = omit |
printTimeoutMs |
300000 |
foreground run ceiling (--print-timeout) |
backgroundTimeoutMs |
3600000 |
background run ceiling (1 h) |
watchdogMarginMs |
60000 |
force-kill margin after the ceiling if agy hangs |
skipPermissions |
true |
--dangerously-skip-permissions (auto-approve agy tool calls) |
sandbox |
false |
--sandbox (agy terminal-sandbox restrictions) |
avoidBrowser |
true |
append a note telling agy NOT to use headless browser tools (they can hang on some machines) |
avoidLargeReads |
true |
append a note telling agy to inspect files > 1 MB via grep/sed instead of its read tool (4 MB cap) |
outputFormat |
json |
wire format (json or text); background prefers stream-json automatically |
extraArgs |
[] |
raw extra argv appended after generated flags |
cwd |
'' |
working-directory override; empty = the session workspace |
addDirs |
[] |
absolute dirs added to the agy workspace (--add-dir) — required for targets outside the session workspace |
env |
{} |
environment overlay merged after the harness credential scrub |
proxy |
'' |
proxy URL; falls back to AGY_PROXY env, then ~/.dsh/agy-proxy.txt (re-read per call) |
registryPath |
'' |
follow-up registry file; empty = ~/.dsh/agy-conversations.json |
disposeGraceMs |
5000 |
tree-termination grace (SIGTERM → SIGKILL) |
autoLoginWindow |
true |
on auth failure, pop the interactive login window automatically |
loginWindowMinimized |
true |
launch the login window minimized (taskbar icon only) |
How it works (short version)
Each task spawns a fresh agy -p <task> process in the session workspace
and returns the final answer. Runs use --output-format json, whose reply
carries agy's conversation_id; the plugin records it in a durable registry
(~/.dsh/agy-conversations.json), and antigravity_followup resumes the
same conversation via --conversation <id>. Background runs use
stream-json for live progress and register with DSH's jobs system
(job_output / job_kill). A local watchdog terminates hung runs, and all
timeouts interrupt: nothing ever waits forever.
antigravity_tasks surfaces the durable registry (restart-safe) plus live
in-flight runs, and antigravity_cancel stops a running one. The registry
self-heals: a corrupted file is backed up once (*.corrupt) and reset
instead of being silently overwritten, and all registry writes are
serialized, so concurrent runs never lose each other's records.
Troubleshooting
| Symptom | Fix |
|---|---|
authentication required |
complete the sign-in in the popped login window (or call antigravity_login), then retry |
User location is not supported |
set a proxy (proxy config or ~/.dsh/agy-proxy.txt) |
timeout waiting for response |
raise printTimeoutMs / backgroundTimeoutMs, or use background: true |
agy exited 0 but produced no stdout |
known agy non-TTY bug; --output-format json avoids it (default) — upgrade agy if it persists |
cannot resolve "agy" |
set AGY_BIN to the agy executable |
| task hangs on a browser tool | avoidBrowser (default on) prevents it; set false only when a browser preview is genuinely needed |
file size (…) exceeds limit |
agy's read tool caps at 4 MB; avoidLargeReads (default on) tells agy to use grep/sed instead — or slim the file |
| registry corrupted | the plugin backs the damaged file up once to *.corrupt and restarts the registry fresh — history is never silently overwritten |
Development
bash scripts/build.sh # junction-link @deepseek-ai deps from the DSH runtime, then tsc src/ → lib/
npm run selftest # offline checks: agy presence, flag probe, registry round trip
npm run selftest:e2e # + live PONG round trip and follow-up (needs an agy login)
Dev workflow on a local DSH (super-injector): dev_build_plugin (build +
pack) → dev_inject_plugin (runtime injection, no restart); iterate with
dev_build_plugin → dev_reload_package.
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