antigravity-sync

What This Skill Does

The antigravity-sync skill is an essential automation tool for OpenClaw users who rely on Google Cloud's Antigravity model suite. Manually keeping track of available model versions, deprecated endpoints, and varying regional quotas is a time-consuming administrative burden. This skill streamlines that process by interfacing directly with the Google Cloud Code Assist API to discover available models in real-time. Once the data is retrieved, the skill intelligently parses the response and automatically updates your openclaw.json configuration file, ensuring that your agent is always pointing to the most current and performant models available under your specific quota.

Installation

To install this skill, execute the following command in your terminal within the OpenClaw environment: clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/krnbwj/openclaw-antigravity-sync

Before running the sync process, ensure you have completed the authentication handshake by running openclaw models auth login google-antigravity. Once authenticated, you can trigger the synchronization by executing node skills/antigravity-sync/sync.cjs. The tool will automatically back up your configuration file before applying changes to prevent data loss.

Use Cases

This skill is perfect for developers managing multi-environment deployments where model availability may differ. It is also ideal for power users who want to switch seamlessly between experimental and stable model releases without manually editing configuration files or debugging JSON syntax errors. Furthermore, it serves as a safety mechanism to prevent 'model-not-found' errors when an old model version is sunset by Google.

Example Prompts

1. "OpenClaw, run the antigravity-sync skill to make sure I am using the latest models."
2. "Update my configuration to reflect the current Google Antigravity quotas using the sync script."
3. "Check for new model releases via the antigravity-sync tool and report back on which model is now set as primary."

Tips & Limitations

Always verify your openclaw.json after running the sync if you have custom agent settings that rely on specific model IDs. While the script is designed to preserve your primary model if it remains valid, it will prioritize the API's recommended defaults. If you notice unexpected behavior, check the openclaw.json.bak file created during the sync process. Note that this skill requires an active internet connection to query the Google Cloud API and sufficient filesystem permissions to modify the configuration file.