Spawn Agent
A skill for Antigravity that delegates scoped work to Gemini CLI or Codex CLI worker agents — keeping the main context clean.
Install
npm install -g @google/gemini-cliInstall command taken from the project's README or registry entry. Always review code before running it.
README excerpt
Read full README on GitHub →🚀 spawn-agent
A skill for Antigravity that delegates scoped work to worker agents, keeping the main context clean.
Antigravity doesn't natively support spawning sub-agents. This skill fills that gap — use Gemini CLI or Codex CLI as worker agents to handle implementation, research, and bug fixes while the orchestrator stays focused.
The Problem
Antigravity is powerful, but it has no built-in way to delegate work to sub-agents. Every file read, build output, and error trace goes into the same context window — and it fills up fast. Once it does, the agent loses track of earlier instructions and can't reason about the big picture.
Before spawn-agent:
Main Agent Context:
├── User conversation ~5%
├── Codebase understanding ~10%
├── File A contents ~15% ← polluting
├── File B contents ~15% ← polluting
├── Build output ~20% ← polluting
├── Lint errors ~10% ← polluting
└── Remaining for reasoning ~25% ← squeezed
After spawn-agent:
Main Agent Context (Orchestrator): Worker Agent Context:
├── User conversation ~15% ├── Task prompt ~10%
├── Codebase overview ~20% ├── File A contents ~25%
├── Delegation plan ~10% ├── File B contents ~25%
├── Worker results ~15% ├── Build output ~20%
└── Remaining reasoning ~40% ← clean └── Implementation ~20%
How It Works
The main agent acts as an orchestrator — it plans, delegates, and reviews. Worker agents (Gemini or Codex) handle the actual implementation in isolated sessions.
Orchestrator Worker (Gemini/Codex)
│ │
├──── 1. DEFINE task ────────► │
├──── 2. COMPOSE prompt ─────► │
├──── 3. SPAWN ──────────────► ├── reads codebase
│ ├── implements changes
│ ├── runs verification
│ ◄── 4. OUTPUT ────────────┘
├──── 5. REVIEW results
└──── 6. REPORT to user
Installation
Prerequisites
At least one of these CLI tools must be installed:
# Gemini CLI
npm install -g @google/gemini-cli
# Codex CLI
npm install -g @openai/codex
Install the Skill
Clone into your Antigravity skills directory:
# Recommended: into your global skills directory
git clone https://github.com/khanhbkqt/spawn-agent.git ~/.gemini/antigravity/skills/spawn-agent
# Or per-project
git clone https://github.com/khanhbkqt/spawn-agent.git .agent/skills/spawn-agent
# Or symlink from a central location
git clone https://github.com/khanhbkqt/spawn-agent.git ~/spawn-agent
ln -s ~/spawn-agent ~/.gemini/antigravity/skills/spawn-agent
Make the script executable:
chmod +x ~/.gemini/antigravity/skills/spawn-agent/scripts/spawn-agent.sh
Antigravity will automatically discover the skill from SKILL.md and learn the delegation protocol.
Quick Start
1. Simple inline task
./scripts/spawn-agent.sh --gemini --yolo -p "Count all TODO comments in src/ and list them"
2. Complex task with a template
Create a prompt file from a template:
cp templates/implementation-task.md /tmp/spawn-agent-task-auth.md
# Fill in the template sections...
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