I’d like to request a dedicated sound notification specifically for moments when Antigravity requires user input/authorization (for example, when an agent asks for approval before executing a command or action).
Right now, sound notifications are mostly tied to general activity (tasks finishing, agent responses, etc.), which makes it easy to miss critical prompts where the agent is actually blocked waiting for my decision. This is especially painful when:
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I’m multitasking in other windows or on another monitor.
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Long-running workflows eventually pause on an approval dialog, and I only notice much later.
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I rely on Antigravity to run semi-autonomously but still want tight control over sensitive actions.
Requested behavior:
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Add a distinct, optional sound cue that is triggered every time Antigravity shows a UI element that requires explicit user input/authorization (e.g., “Approve / Deny”, “Allow / Block”, permission dialogs, etc.).
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Make this configurable in Settings, for example:
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“Play sound when user input/authorization is required” (checkbox).
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Ability to choose the sound or at least a distinct default separate from “task completed” or “new message” sounds.
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Ideally, expose this as a separate notification category at OS level as well, so users can tune or mute it independently from other Antigravity notifications.
Why this matters:
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Prevents workflows from silently stalling just because I didn’t see an approval prompt.
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Improves usability for power users who run long or complex agent flows in the background.
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Helps accessibility and focus: the sound becomes a clear signal that my intervention is needed, instead of just “something happened”.
This seems like a small addition but would significantly improve reliability for anyone using agents that require explicit approvals for sensitive operations.