In antigravity, there is no option to attach saved prompts. I would be happy if you could add this.
Hi @Developer_worrier ,
Thank you for your feedback. We appreciate you taking the time to share your thoughts with us, and we’ll be filing a feature request.
To help us prioritize this request effectively, any additional details you can provide regarding the impact this feature would have would be very helpful.
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Hi,
In the modern AI-driven SDLC, we observe three distinct layers of persistent AI instructions:
​Agents (“Workflows” in Antigravity): Fully defined, complex end-to-end workflows that the LLM invokes to complete multi-step missions.
​Skills (“Rules” in Antigravity): Detailed, task-specific instructions or tool definitions that the model autonomously decides to invoke when necessary.
​Saved Prompts (Proposed): Short, reusable instruction blocks that are manually invoked by the user directly within the chat interface for repetitive tasks.
​Problem Statement:
Currently, Antigravity supports the first two layers via Workflows and Rules. However, it lacks support for the third layer: Saved Prompts.
​Recommendation:
I propose adding a “Saved Prompt” capability to Antigravity to bridge this gap, allowing users to quickly insert frequently used instructions manually.
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How do workflows not meet this need?
Seems to me both rules and workflows can be used for this.
You could also ask why I need a workflow at all if the rules can be the same.
But this is not correct because the model is not deterministic, and the operations the LLM routes depend a lot on the semantics. So, a workflow is for complex missions where the LLM knows it needs to plan, and where you also have to use reasoning models to achieve deep understanding and delegate tools, etc.
But the prompt’s purpose is for short instructions and operations, and it is saved to avoid writing this again, need to be chipper in tokens.
Exactly.
If you create a rule file with the prompt, “commit all outstanding changes”, and a workflow with the same prompt, you’re telling me the agent would treat them differently? How? And how would the agent handle the same prompt in your “saved prompt”?
In my opinion yes and the reason is in system prompt, it’s not just attaching prompt, there is system prompt before and after for the main purpose and the system prompt gets the heaviest weight, so it’s for sure effects the reasoning and the result,
And about the saved Prompts you have to trigger it by your self and it’s not for agentic workflow and model decision
So there would be no system prompt applied to your saved prompts? Is that a convention used elsewhere?
Antigravity rules (already) can be configured to only apply when explicitly invoked by the user. Antigravity workflows (already) must be explicitly invoked by the user. How are these not what you say you want? Only Antigravity skills are (only) left to the discretion of the agent.
Ruls can be invoked by the model, there is drop down that you can configure it, actually this means by definition “Skills”,
Also in antygravity there is no such thing “Skills”, it’s Claude code terminology
You are wrong:
Ok, Nice to see Antigravity adding support for Skills, but honestly, it doesn’t feel necessary if you’re already using Rules. A Rule’s description already tells the model when to run, which is basically what a Skill does. Plus, there’s no UI to customize Skills yet—you can’t config them like in other assistants. It feels like it’s just there for minor adjustments right now. Still, good to see the feature added so we’re on the same page with terminology.