24 community-contributed rules
Antigravity rules configure Google's Antigravity AI coding agent. Define project context, coding standards, and agent behavior.
Antigravity Rules customize Google's agentic AI coding assistant. Antigravity goes beyond simple code completion—it's an autonomous agent that can understand your entire project and execute complex multi-step tasks.
By providing Antigravity with comprehensive rules, you enable it to make better decisions about code architecture, file organization, and implementation patterns. Well-crafted rules are essential for getting consistent, high-quality results from agentic AI.
File name: GEMINI.md
Create particle effect systems
Generate complex animation systems
Generate music-reactive visualizations
Generate game development code
Generate procedural content
Synthesize audio with Web Audio
Generate Web Audio API code
Create canvas-based graphics
Handle MIDI input/output
Integrate AI art generation tools
Create physics simulations
Generate Three.js 3D graphics code
Generate GLSL shader code
Animate SVG elements
Generate WebXR VR/AR experiences
Generate creative and artistic code
Antigravity rules for full-stack TypeScript development with Next.js.
Rules for Google's Antigravity agentic coding assistant for React projects.
Create shader-based visual art
Create interactive data visualizations
Antigravity is Google's agentic AI coding assistant. Unlike traditional code completion, it can autonomously perform complex tasks like refactoring, debugging, and implementing features across multiple files.
Antigravity rules need to account for agentic behavior—the AI making autonomous decisions. They should include guidance on when to ask for clarification, how to handle ambiguity, and preferred approaches for common tasks.
Antigravity reads rules from GEMINI.md or .antigravity files in your project root. It also respects .gemini/ directories for more complex configurations.
Create your own Antigravity rules and share them with the community.