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I’m trying to make rules for a specific folder and it won’t let me, I also tried through the IDE and it doesn’t appear in the white application. I can only add global rules.
any help please?
From the shared SS , I could see your Rules has taken 7-8 % roughly so there are rules working , but instead setting or editing these in your current Agentic Mode , I would suggest open the Antigravity IDE if not then try after restarting every antigravity in bg, and if still not fixed you could directly tell your agent itself to set certain rules , it would happen that it knows the locations where rules are set you could either find path or edit then via your agent itself!
Hi @Nadav_Malamud,
Here are a couple of ways you can set up project-specific rules in Antigravity:
A. Through the Main App Settings (Project Level): Use this method if you are managing your project folders directly from the main Antigravity application settings menu.
- Open Settings.
- Look at the left sidebar under the Projects section.
- Click directly on the specific project or folder you want to restrict (e.g., new modern, home, etc.).
- Once that specific project is selected, adjust the File Access Rules or Permissions right there.
This locks in file and network permissions for that specific project folder in your main project list, ensuring these rules only apply when that project is active or referenced.
B. Through the Antigravity IDE (Agent/Workspace Level): Use this method if you are actively coding inside the Antigravity IDE and want to restrict the AI agent’s behavior for your current working window.
- In the Antigravity IDE, navigate to the Agent section.
- Click on the three dots (…) menu icon.
- Select Customization.
- In the Customization panel, you will see tabs for Rules and Workflows.
- Click the + Workspace button instead of + Global.
- Name the rule (use a hyphen
-between words if the rule name that you are setting up contains multiple words). - Press Enter, and you will see a section to add rules.
This creates a workspace-specific rule that overrides your global settings, applying those custom instructions strictly to the project files currently open in your active IDE workspace.
