Awesome Antigravity Skills
Curated Agent Skills & resources for Google Antigravity, the agent-first IDE.
A curated list of Agent Skills, skill collections, and resources for Google Antigravity — the agent-first IDE powered by Gemini 3. Cross-linked with orangebot.ai's Antigravity skills directory.
What is Awesome Antigravity Skills?
Awesome Antigravity Skills is a curated awesome-list of Agent Skills, skill collections, and resources for Google Antigravity, the agent-first IDE powered by Gemini 3. Because Antigravity adopted the open Agent Skills standard — a skill is just a folder with a SKILL.md file — most skills written for Claude Code, Cursor, or Codex CLI work in Antigravity too, and the list embraces that overlap: it covers 8 large skill collections, curated individual picks across 11 categories, installation paths, and a skill-authoring guide, with a browsable version at orangebot.ai/skills/antigravity. It is independent and not affiliated with Google, released under CC0-1.0.
Key features
- 8 large skill collections indexed with point-in-time star counts (July 2026), including superpowers (★256.1k), Anthropic's official skills (★161.8k), Addy Osmani's agent-skills (★78.8k), and a 7,000+-skill Chinese-community aggregation
- Curated individual skills across 11 categories: development/code quality, design/frontend, document processing, science/data, game dev, context/memory, workflow, business/marketing, communication/writing, creative/media, and security/systems
- Three dependency-free starter skills in the repo itself: skill-template (frontmatter scaffold), conventional-commits, and pr-description
- Documents Antigravity's two skill discovery paths — <workspace-root>/.agents/skills/ and ~/.gemini/config/skills/ — plus the backward-supported .agent/skills, and warns that the antigravity-awesome-skills installer writes to a non-discovery path by default
- Explains the Agent Skills progressive-disclosure pattern: discovery (names/descriptions at conversation start) → activation (agent reads full SKILL.md) → execution
- Includes a create-your-own-skill guide with the official frontmatter spec (description required, name optional) and best practices from the official docs
- Contribution rules: one link per PR, the skill must actually work in Antigravity, no self-promotion without a working demo; data provenance kept in docs/research-notes.md
- Browsable, searchable mirror at orangebot.ai/skills/antigravity as part of the OrangeBot skills library; released under CC0-1.0, independent of Google
Who it's for
- Google Antigravity users looking for vetted Agent Skills and collections to install into the IDE
- Claude Code, Cursor, Codex CLI, or Gemini CLI users who want to reuse their existing SKILL.md skills in Antigravity
- Developers writing their first skill who need the frontmatter spec, folder layout, and official best practices in one place
- Anyone confused about where Antigravity actually discovers skills (.agents/skills vs ~/.gemini/config/skills) and which installers write to the wrong path
When not to use it
It's a curated directory, not an installer or a skill runtime — you still copy skills into Antigravity's discovery paths yourself or use each collection's own installer. Star counts are point-in-time snapshots from July 2026 and will drift, so verify current numbers before citing them.
FAQ
Do Claude Code skills work in Google Antigravity?
Yes, mostly — Antigravity adopted the open Agent Skills standard (a folder with a SKILL.md), shared with Claude Code, Cursor, Codex CLI, and Gemini CLI, so the ecosystems are largely interoperable. The list embraces that overlap.
Where does Antigravity look for installed skills?
Two locations: <workspace-root>/.agents/skills/<folder>/ for workspace skills and ~/.gemini/config/skills/<folder>/ for global skills. Antigravity defaults to .agents/skills but keeps backward support for .agent/skills.
How do I create my own Antigravity skill?
One folder with a SKILL.md. In the frontmatter, description is required (it's how the agent decides relevance) and name is optional, defaulting to the folder name. Optional scripts/, examples/, and resources/ folders can sit alongside.
Do I have to invoke a skill explicitly?
Normally no — the agent activates a skill from its description when relevant. Mentioning the skill by name in your prompt forces activation.
Is this list affiliated with Google?
No. The project is independent and not affiliated with Google; 'Antigravity' and 'Gemini' are Google trademarks. The list itself is released under CC0-1.0.
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