Can Antigravity agents run scheduled/cron-like tasks? (e.g., checking an external service every 10 minutes)

Goal + expected behavior:

I’m using Antigravity (Claude Opus 4.6, Planning mode) alongside an OpenClaw agent (Tristan). We’ve just integrated both agents with Dart AI for project management — all three of us (human + 2 AI agents) can now create tasks, comment, and collaborate on the same Dart workspace.

The missing piece: I’d like Antigravity to periodically check Dart for new comments or task updates, for example every 10 minutes, and notify me if there’s something new. Kind of like a cron job for the agent.

What I’ve tried:

Antigravity only runs during active conversations — no background process capability that I’ve found
I’ve seen mentions of “Background Agents” and “Agent Manager” in Antigravity’s documentation, but I can’t figure out how to set up a scheduled/periodic task
My OpenClaw agent (Tristan) CAN run background tasks, but Antigravity can’t
What I’m looking for:

Is there a way to schedule periodic tasks in Antigravity? (Background Agents, Agent Manager, or other mechanism)
If not natively, has anyone found a workaround? (External cron triggering Antigravity, webhooks, etc.)
Is this on the roadmap as a feature request?
Environment:

OS: macOS (MacBook Pro)
Antigravity: latest version
Model: Claude Opus 4.6 (Thinking), Planning mode
Integration: Dart AI via MCP, OpenClaw via VPS (Docker)
Thanks for any input! :lobster:

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Claude Code latest version 2.1.71 just added new /loop command that can run a prompt or slash command on a recurring interval.

Cursor added Automation capability

Hope Antigravity can do sth to catch up.