It connects itself
If you have Antigravity, Olo detects it on install and registers itself in its MCP server configuration. No keys to copy, no files to edit.
Integration · Antigravity by Google
Olo connects Antigravity with your other AIs: it shares what they learn, passes along where the project was left and lets it ask you on your phone before anything sensitive. It works over MCP, so some things depend on the agent using them.
If you have Antigravity, Olo detects it on install and registers itself in its MCP server configuration. No keys to copy, no files to edit.
What Antigravity learns (“this project uses pnpm”) Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and Gemini CLI can read, and the other way around. You confirm, fix or delete it.
Through Olo’s local server, Antigravity reads the handoff from the last AI that worked on the project: branch, unsaved files, whether tests passed and the notes it left.
When the Antigravity agent asks for your approval through Olo, it reaches the phone app explained in plain words and you decide with one tap.
It can ask you a question with options and you answer from Olo or your phone.
Antigravity doesn’t have the automatic hooks Olo uses with Claude Code: Olo doesn’t see every step or stop its commands on its own. For that, Claude Code is the complete integration.
~/.gemini/config/mcp_config.json (or ~/.gemini/antigravity/mcp_config.json on older versions). Disconnecting removes them.Yes, over MCP: memory shared with your other AIs, the project handoff, and approvals and questions that reach your phone when the agent asks. It doesn’t have the automatic hooks Olo uses with Claude Code.
Yes. Memory belongs to your account, not to one AI: what Claude Code saves Antigravity can read and the other way around, and you decide what stays.
No. Your code, your prompts and the agent’s responses stay on your computer. Only permission requests, questions and the memories you control go to your account.
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