my last session deleted or moved existing c drive worktrees and synced them to e drive from now on as we had ongoing critical c drice space shortages whilst e drive lots of room. but after this cmd command C:\WINDOWS\system32>rd /s /q "\\?\C:\Users\P3\.claude-worktrees"
my last session is no unavailable.
but i think this now worked finally in powershell
PS C:\WINDOWS\system32> New-Item -ItemType SymbolicLink -Path "C:\Users\P3\.claude-worktrees" -Target "E:\.claude-worktrees"

    Directory: C:\Users\P3

Mode                 LastWriteTime         Length Name
----                 -------------         ------ ----
d----l         8/02/2026   5:22 AM                .claude-worktrees

PS C:\WINDOWS\system32>


Good news - the symlink is now in place. Let me verify it's working correctly.


Bash

powershell -Command "Get-Item 'C:\Users\P3\.claude-worktrees' | Select-Object FullName, LinkType, Target"

Verify symlink target


powershell -Command "Get-ChildItem 'E:\.claude-worktrees' -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue | Select-Object Name, Mode"

List contents of E drive worktrees


powershell -Command "Get-ChildItem 'C:\Users\P3\.claude-worktrees' -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue | Select-Object Name, Mode"

List contents via symlink path


dYs? Antigravity Terminal Ready

FullName                      LinkType     Target
--------                      --------     ------
C:\Users\P3\.claude-worktrees SymbolicLink {E:\.claude-worktrees}


dYs? Antigravity Terminal Ready

Name           Mode
----           ----
genesis-system d-----


The symlink is working perfectly:

- **`C:\Users\P3\.claude-worktrees`** → **`E:\.claude-worktrees`** (SymbolicLink)
- Both paths resolve to the same content (`genesis-system` directory)
- Claude Code will think it's writing to C: drive but all data actually lands on E: drive

This means:
1. **No more C: drive space issues** - all worktree data goes to E: automatically
2. **Claude Code compatibility** - it uses its default path without changes
3. **Your previous session's work** in `E:\.claude-worktrees\genesis-system\vibrant-dubinsky` is intact (that's this worktree right now)

The previous session becoming unavailable was likely because you deleted the C: path before the symlink was created - there was a brief window where the path didn't exist. Now that the symlink is in place, future sessions should work seamlessly.


what about antigravity ide?


Let me check what the Antigravity IDE is and its current state.


Task

Find Antigravity IDE files

Prompt:
Search the codebase at E:\.claude-worktrees\genesis-system\vibrant-dubinsky for anything related to "Antigravity IDE" or "antigravity". Look for:
1. Any project directories or files related to it
2. Configuration files mentioning it
3. Documentation about it
4. Any references in skills, commands, or settings

Also check E:\genesis-system for the same. Be thorough - check package.json files, README files, any project folders, etc.


Perfect! I've found comprehensive information about Antigravity. Let me compile my findings:

## Antigravity IDE - Complete Search Results

I found extensive documentation and references to "Antigravity IDE" throughout the codebase. Here's what I discovered:

### Key Files Found

**Main Documentation Files:**
1. **E:\.claude-worktrees\genesis-system\vibrant-dubinsky\ANTIGRAVITY_README.md** - Core setup guide
2. **E:\.claude-worktrees\genesis-system\vibrant-dubinsky\ANTIGRAVITY_IDE_SETUP.md** - Integration documentation
3. **E:\genesis-system\.agent\rules\antigravity.md** - Identity and interaction protocols

**PRD Files:**
1. **E:\.claude-worktrees\genesis-system\vibrant-dubinsky\RALPH WIGGUM\ANTIGRAVITY_AWAKENING_PRD.md**
2. **E:\.claude-worktrees\genesis-system\vibrant-dubinsky\RALPH WIGGUM\ANTIGRAVITY_OPTIMIZATION_PRD.md**

### What is Antigravity IDE?

**Antigravity IDE is a Google IDE platform** that serves as the orchestration layer for the Genesis System. It features:

1. **Main Architecture**: Gemini 3 Pro running as the "Main Contractor" within the Antigravity IDE, delegating tasks to Claude Code (Lead Architect) via terminal integration

2. **Key Components**:
   - **Gemini 3 Pro** - Strategic planning, IDE orchestration, high-level decisions
   - **Claude Code (Lead Architect)** - Embedded in Antigravity IDE terminal, handles implementation
   - **Terminal Integration** - Lead Architect accessible via shell commands like `./lead-architect.ps1`

3. **Coordination System**:
   - Uses `HANDOFF.md` as the single source of truth for session state
   - Uses `CLAUDE_TASKS.md` for task queue management
   - Seamless async/sync communication patterns between Gemini and Claude

4. **Setup Method**:
   - Claude Code is installed as an npm package (`@anthropic-ai/claude-cli`)
   - Lead Architect wrapper scripts (`lead-architect.sh` and `lead-architect.ps1`) delegate tasks
   - Environment variables configured for API key and model selection

### Related Files and References

The search found **56 total files** mentioning Antigravity or related concepts, including:
- Configuration files in `.claude/settings.local.json`
- PowerShell scripts: `ignite.ps1`, `nexus.ps1`, `lead-architect.ps1`
- Python verification tools: `verify_protocol.py`
- Knowledge graphs and planning documents
- CLAUDE.md briefing files

### Key Protocols

1. **Antigravity Identity Protocol (UV-02)** in `E:\genesis-system\.agent\rules\antigravity.md` defines:
   - Name: Antigravity (Genesis System Core)
   - Archetype: The Architect & Mentor
   - Three-phase interaction: Observation → Strategy → Action
   - Standards: Gold standard verification stamps and google-adk compliance

2. **Daily Workflow**:
   - Morning: Start Lead Architect with `ignite.ps1`
   - Throughout day: Use Orchestrator for strategic decisions
   - Evening: Review progress in HANDOFF.md

This is a sophisticated multi-agent orchestration system designed to coordinate between Google's Antigravity IDE (Gemini) and Anthropic's Claude Code for autonomous system development and evolution.

agentId: a7c0af3 (for resuming to continue this agent's work if needed)
<usage>total_tokens: 55172
tool_uses: 10
duration_ms: 176735</usage>

Prompt:
Search the codebase at E:\.claude-worktrees\genesis-system\vibrant-dubinsky for anything related to "Antigravity IDE" or "antigravity". Look for:
1. Any project directories or files related to it
2. Configuration files mentioning it
3. Documentation about it
4. Any references in skills, commands, or settings

Also check E:\genesis-system for the same. Be thorough - check package.json files, README files, any project folders, etc.


Antigravity IDE is your Google IDE platform (running Gemini) that orchestrates alongside Claude Code. What specifically are you asking about regarding it? A few possible interpretations:

1. **Terminal prompt** - I noticed your shell outputs say `dYs? Antigravity Terminal Ready` - that's just the custom prompt working fine.

2. **Session continuity** - Your previous Antigravity IDE session may have been pointing at the old C: drive worktree path. Now that the symlink is in place, Antigravity IDE should resolve `C:\Users\P3\.claude-worktrees` correctly to E: drive again.

3. **Something broken** - Did something specific break with Antigravity IDE after the C: drive cleanup?

What's the actual issue or question you have about it?


Search the codebase at E:\.claude-worktrees\genesis-system\vibrant-dubinsky for anything related to "Antigravity IDE" or "antigravity". Look for:
1. Any project directories or files related to it
2. Configuration files mentioning it
3. Documentation about it
4. Any references in skills, commands, or settings

Also check E:\genesis-system for the same. Be thorough - check package.json files, README files, any project folders, etc.

Prompt:
Search the codebase at E:\.claude-worktrees\genesis-system\vibrant-dubinsky for anything related to "Antigravity IDE" or "antigravity". Look for:
1. Any project directories or files related to it
2. Configuration files mentioning it
3. Documentation about it
4. Any references in skills, commands, or settings

Also check E:\genesis-system for the same. Be thorough - check package.json files, README files, any project folders, etc.


Prompt:
Search the codebase at E:\.claude-worktrees\genesis-system\vibrant-dubinsky for anything related to "Antigravity IDE" or "antigravity". Look for:
1. Any project directories or files related to it
2. Configuration files mentioning it
3. Documentation about it
4. Any references in skills, commands, or settings

Also check E:\genesis-system for the same. Be thorough - check package.json files, README files, any project folders, etc.


Prompt:
Search the codebase at E:\.claude-worktrees\genesis-system\vibrant-dubinsky for anything related to "Antigravity IDE" or "antigravity". Look for:
1. Any project directories or files related to it
2. Configuration files mentioning it
3. Documentation about it
4. Any references in skills, commands, or settings

Also check E:\genesis-system for the same. Be thorough - check package.json files, README files, any project folders, etc.


Prompt:
Search the codebase at E:\.claude-worktrees\genesis-system\vibrant-dubinsky for anything related to "Antigravity IDE" or "antigravity". Look for:
1. Any project directories or files related to it
2. Configuration files mentioning it
3. Documentation about it
4. Any references in skills, commands, or settings

Also check E:\genesis-system for the same. Be thorough - check package.json files, README files, any project folders, etc.


Prompt:
Search the codebase at E:\.claude-worktrees\genesis-system\vibrant-dubinsky for anything related to "Antigravity IDE" or "antigravity". Look for:
1. Any project directories or files related to it
2. Configuration files mentioning it
3. Documentation about it
4. Any references in skills, commands, or settings

Also check E:\genesis-system for the same. Be thorough - check package.json files, README files, any project folders, etc.


Prompt:
Search the codebase at E:\.claude-worktrees\genesis-system\vibrant-dubinsky for anything related to "Antigravity IDE" or "antigravity". Look for:
1. Any project directories or files related to it
2. Configuration files mentioning it
3. Documentation about it
4. Any references in skills, commands, or settings

Also check E:\genesis-system for the same. Be thorough - check package.json files, README files, any project folders, etc.


Found 31 files
tools\verify_protocol.py
pre-flight-check.ps1
nexus.ps1
ignite.ps1
infra\docker-compose.homebase.yml
docs\GENESIS_STATUS.md
core\continuity_pulsar.py
apps\dashboard\genesis_holodeck.py
RALPH WIGGUM\genesis-autonomous-evolution-summary.md
RALPH WIGGUM\URGENT_DISK_SPACE_PRD.md
RALPH WIGGUM\ANTIGRAVITY_AWAKENING_PRD.md
RALPH WIGGUM\ANTIGRAVITY_OPTIMIZATION_PRD.md
RALPH WIGGUM\ANTIGRAVITY_REMEDIATION_PRD.md
QUICK_START.md
KNOWLEDGE_GRAPH\creator_mind\philosophy\vision_statements.jsonl
KNOWLEDGE_GRAPH\creator_mind\patterns\success_patterns.jsonl
KNOWLEDGE_GRAPH\creator_mind\patterns\mental_models.jsonl
KNOWLEDGE_GRAPH\creator_mind\patterns\commitments.jsonl
KNOWLEDGE_GRAPH\creator_mind\network\recommended_resources.jsonl
KNOWLEDGE_GRAPH\creator_mind\evolution\open_questions.jsonl
KNOWLEDGE_GRAPH\creator_mind\entities\all_entities.jsonl
KNOWLEDGE_GRAPH\creator_mind\conversations_archive.jsonl
KNOWLEDGE_GRAPH\creator_mind\axioms\creator_axioms.jsonl
KNOWLEDGE_GRAPH\creator_mind\analysis\conversation_analyses.jsonl
KNOWLEDGE_GRAPH\creator_mind\analysis\all_innovations.jsonl
ANTIGRAVITY_README.md
AIVA\Autonomous Evolution\genesis-autonomous-evolution-summary.md
AGILEADAPT\logo_variations_gallery.html
AGILEADAPT\logo_v3_preview.html
AGILEADAPT\FINAL LOGO KIT\royal_electric_brand_gallery.html
.claude\settings.local.json.backup

Prompt:
Search the codebase at E:\.claude-worktrees\genesis-system\vibrant-dubinsky for anything related to "Antigravity IDE" or "antigravity". Look for:
1. Any project directories or files related to it
2. Configuration files mentioning it
3. Documentation about it
4. Any references in skills, commands, or settings

Also check E:\genesis-system for the same. Be thorough - check package.json files, README files, any project folders, etc.


No files found

Prompt:
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1. Any project directories or files related to it
2. Configuration files mentioning it
3. Documentation about it
4. Any references in skills, commands, or settings

Also check E:\genesis-system for the same. Be thorough - check package.json files, README files, any project folders, etc.


Found 56 files
tools\verify_protocol.py
test-integration.ps1
plans\SUNAIVA_RADAR_DIRECTIVE.md
pre-flight-check.ps1
plans\Claude chat\GENESIS_SESSION_2026-01-03_DOMAIN_STRATEGY.md
plans\DOMAIN_MAPPING.md
plans\GENESIS_QUANTUM_MASTER_PROMPT.md
plans\GENESIS_QUICK_START_v2.md
plans\GENESIS_RESEARCH_STRATEGY_ARCHITECTURE.md
nexus.ps1
lead-architect.sh
lead-architect.ps1
ignite.ps1
docs\PITCH_DECK_OUTLINE.md
docs\GENESIS_DNA.md
docs\GENESIS_STATUS.md
docs\GENESIS_AUDIT_REPORT.md
docs\GENESIS PATENTS\BUSINESS STRATEGY\GENESIS_IMPLEMENTATION_PLAN_PRIORITY_ORDER.md
docs\CLAUDE.md
core\voice\gemini_live_session.py
context\gemini_chat_export.txt
REVENUE LAUNCH CONTEXT\genesis_gemini_insights.md
REVENUE LAUNCH CONTEXT\genesis_sovereign_meta_prompt.md
REVENUE LAUNCH CONTEXT\FLORIDA_24HR_BLITZ_V4_FINAL.md
RECEPTIONISTAI\strategy\LOVABLE_TO_RECEPTIONISTAI_PIVOT.md
RECEPTIONISTAI\strategy\WEBSITE_PIVOT_RECOMMENDATIONS.md
RECEPTIONISTAI\EXECUTION_PLAN.md
RECEPTIONISTAI\GENESIS_LAUNCH_FRAMEWORK.md
RECEPTIONISTAI\LAUNCH_MASTER.md
RALPH WIGGUM\GENESIS_QUANTUM_ACCELERATION_PRD.md
RALPH WIGGUM\GENESIS_RALPH_INTEGRATION_BLUEPRINT.md
RALPH WIGGUM\GENESIS_VERIFICATION_PRD.md
RALPH WIGGUM\ANTIGRAVITY_AWAKENING_PRD.md
RALPH WIGGUM\ANTIGRAVITY_OPTIMIZATION_PRD.md
RALPH WIGGUM\AIVA_CAPABILITY_ASCENSION_MASTER_PRD.md
QUICK_START.md
RALPH WIGGUM\AIVA_ASCENSION_MASTER_PRD.md
KNOWLEDGE_GRAPH\entities.jsonl
KNOWLEDGE_GRAPH\creator_mind\patterns\unfinished_projects.jsonl
KNOWLEDGE_GRAPH\creator_mind\philosophy\vision_statements.jsonl
KNOWLEDGE_GRAPH\creator_mind\network\recommended_resources.jsonl
KNOWLEDGE_GRAPH\creator_mind\network\people_network.jsonl
KNOWLEDGE_GRAPH\creator_mind\evolution\open_questions.jsonl
KNOWLEDGE_GRAPH\creator_mind\entities\all_entities.jsonl
KNOWLEDGE_GRAPH\creator_mind\conversations_archive.jsonl
KNOWLEDGE_GRAPH\creator_mind\axioms\creator_axioms.jsonl
KNOWLEDGE_GRAPH\creator_mind\analysis\conversation_analyses.jsonl
KNOWLEDGE_GRAPH\GHL_MASTERY_ACCESS.md
HANDOFF.md
CLAUDE_TASKS.md
ANTIGRAVITY_IDE_SETUP.md
ANTIGRAVITY_README.md
AIVA_CORE\DESIGN_STATUS.md
AIVA_CORE\DESIGN_SUMMARY.md
AIVA\rlm_worker.py
.agent\coordination\UVS_PARALLEL_WORK.md

Prompt:
Search the codebase at E:\.claude-worktrees\genesis-system\vibrant-dubinsky for anything related to "Antigravity IDE" or "antigravity". Look for:
1. Any project directories or files related to it
2. Configuration files mentioning it
3. Documentation about it
4. Any references in skills, commands, or settings

Also check E:\genesis-system for the same. Be thorough - check package.json files, README files, any project folders, etc.


Found 2 files
E:\genesis-system\.agent\rules\antigravity.md
E:\genesis-system\.claude\settings.local.json.backup

Prompt:
Search the codebase at E:\.claude-worktrees\genesis-system\vibrant-dubinsky for anything related to "Antigravity IDE" or "antigravity". Look for:
1. Any project directories or files related to it
2. Configuration files mentioning it
3. Documentation about it
4. Any references in skills, commands, or settings

Also check E:\genesis-system for the same. Be thorough - check package.json files, README files, any project folders, etc.


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Prompt:
Search the codebase at E:\.claude-worktrees\genesis-system\vibrant-dubinsky for anything related to "Antigravity IDE" or "antigravity". Look for:
1. Any project directories or files related to it
2. Configuration files mentioning it
3. Documentation about it
4. Any references in skills, commands, or settings

Also check E:\genesis-system for the same. Be thorough - check package.json files, README files, any project folders, etc.


Prompt:
Search the codebase at E:\.claude-worktrees\genesis-system\vibrant-dubinsky for anything related to "Antigravity IDE" or "antigravity". Look for:
1. Any project directories or files related to it
2. Configuration files mentioning it
3. Documentation about it
4. Any references in skills, commands, or settings

Also check E:\genesis-system for the same. Be thorough - check package.json files, README files, any project folders, etc.


Prompt:
Search the codebase at E:\.claude-worktrees\genesis-system\vibrant-dubinsky for anything related to "Antigravity IDE" or "antigravity". Look for:
1. Any project directories or files related to it
2. Configuration files mentioning it
3. Documentation about it
4. Any references in skills, commands, or settings

Also check E:\genesis-system for the same. Be thorough - check package.json files, README files, any project folders, etc.


Prompt:
Search the codebase at E:\.claude-worktrees\genesis-system\vibrant-dubinsky for anything related to "Antigravity IDE" or "antigravity". Look for:
1. Any project directories or files related to it
2. Configuration files mentioning it
3. Documentation about it
4. Any references in skills, commands, or settings

Also check E:\genesis-system for the same. Be thorough - check package.json files, README files, any project folders, etc.


Prompt:
Search the codebase at E:\.claude-worktrees\genesis-system\vibrant-dubinsky for anything related to "Antigravity IDE" or "antigravity". Look for:
1. Any project directories or files related to it
2. Configuration files mentioning it
3. Documentation about it
4. Any references in skills, commands, or settings

Also check E:\genesis-system for the same. Be thorough - check package.json files, README files, any project folders, etc.


Prompt:
Search the codebase at E:\.claude-worktrees\genesis-system\vibrant-dubinsky for anything related to "Antigravity IDE" or "antigravity". Look for:
1. Any project directories or files related to it
2. Configuration files mentioning it
3. Documentation about it
4. Any references in skills, commands, or settings

Also check E:\genesis-system for the same. Be thorough - check package.json files, README files, any project folders, etc.


     1→# Genesis Protocol - Antigravity Bridge Setup
     2→
     3→## What This Does
     4→
     5→Creates a seamless coordination layer between two Claude instances:
     6→
     7→1. **Lead Architect (Claude Code)** - Execution layer via Antigravity proxy
     8→   - 2M token context (Gemini 1.5 Pro engine)
     9→   - Full autonomous execution authority
    10→   - Reads `CLAUDE.md` briefing on startup
    11→
    12→2. **Orchestrator (Claude Desktop)** - Strategic layer (you're here now)
    13→   - Standard Claude interface
    14→   - Strategic decisions and architecture pivots
    15→   - Coordination via `HANDOFF.md` updates
    16→
    17→## One-Click Startup
    18→
    19→From PowerShell:
    20→```powershell
    21→cd E:\genesis-system
    22→.\ignite.ps1
    23→```
    24→
    25→This will:
    26→1. ✓ Clean up old sessions
    27→2. ✓ Verify Genesis files
    28→3. ✓ Start Antigravity proxy (127.0.0.1:8080)
    29→4. ✓ Configure environment
    30→5. ✓ Launch Claude Code with Lead Architect briefing
    31→
    32→## Architecture
    33→
    34→```
    35→┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
    36→│                    COORDINATION LAYER                        │
    37→│  ┌───────────────────┐         ┌──────────────────────┐    │
    38→│  │   Orchestrator    │ ←─────→ │   Lead Architect     │    │
    39→│  │ (Claude Desktop)  │ HANDOFF │   (Claude Code)      │    │
    40→│  │   Strategic       │   .md   │   Autonomous         │    │
    41→│  │   Decisions       │         │   Execution          │    │
    42→│  └───────────────────┘         └──────────┬───────────┘    │
    43→│                                            │                │
    44→│                                   ┌────────▼────────┐       │
    45→│                                   │ Antigravity     │       │
    46→│                                   │ Proxy           │       │
    47→│                                   │ 127.0.0.1:8080  │       │
    48→│                                   │ Gemini 1.5 Pro  │       │
    49→│                                   └────────┬────────┘       │
    50→└─────────────────────────────────────────────┼───────────────┘
    51→                                             │
    52→                       ┌─────────────────────▼──────────────┐
    53→                       │      GENESIS KERNEL                │
    54→                       │  Heartbeat │ Memory │ Tool Router  │
    55→                       └─────────────────────────────────────┘
    56→```
    57→
    58→## Files Created
    59→
    60→| File | Purpose |
    61→|------|---------|
    62→| `CLAUDE.md` | Lead Architect briefing (read on every CC startup) |
    63→| `ignite.ps1` | One-click startup script |
    64→| `ANTIGRAVITY_README.md` | This file |
    65→
    66→## Prerequisites
    67→
    68→1. **Antigravity Claude Proxy**
    69→   ```bash
    70→   npm install -g antigravity-claude-proxy
    71→   ```
    72→
    73→2. **Claude Code CLI**
    74→   ```bash
    75→   npm install -g @anthropic-ai/claude-cli
    76→   ```
    77→
    78→3. **Gemini API Key**
    79→   - Set in your environment or Antigravity config
    80→   - Proxy maps Claude API calls → Gemini
    81→
    82→## Daily Workflow
    83→
    84→### Morning: Start Lead Architect
    85→```powershell
    86→cd E:\genesis-system
    87→.\ignite.ps1
    88→```
    89→
    90→Lead Architect will:
    91→1. Read `HANDOFF.md` for current state
    92→2. Check priority queue
    93→3. Execute top priority task
    94→4. Update `HANDOFF.md` on completion
    95→
    96→### Throughout Day: Use Orchestrator (Claude Desktop)
    97→- Strategic planning
    98→- Architecture decisions
    99→- Check on Lead Architect's progress via `HANDOFF.md`
   100→
   101→### Evening: Review Progress
   102→```powershell
   103→# In Lead Architect terminal
   104→python genesis_kernel.py handoff
   105→```
   106→
   107→This regenerates `HANDOFF.md` with fresh state for next session.
   108→
   109→## Coordination Protocol
   110→
   111→**Rule**: HANDOFF.md is the source of truth for session state.
   112→
   113→### Orchestrator → Lead Architect
   114→Update `HANDOFF.md` "Next Steps" section with new priorities:
   115→```markdown
   116→## Next Steps for CC (Priority Order)
   117→1. **[NEW TASK]** - Description
   118→2. **Test Integration** - Verify components
   119→...
   120→```
   121→
   122→### Lead Architect → Orchestrator
   123→Update `HANDOFF.md` "What's Complete" section:
   124→```markdown
   125→## What's Complete (This Session)
   126→### NEW: [Feature Name]
   127→- ✅ Implemented X
   128→- ✅ Tested Y
   129→- 🔄 In progress: Z
   130→```
   131→
   132→## Troubleshooting
   133→
   134→### Proxy Won't Start
   135→```powershell
   136→# Check if port 8080 is already in use
   137→netstat -ano | findstr :8080
   138→
   139→# Kill the process if needed
   140→Stop-Process -Id <PID> -Force
   141→
   142→# Restart
   143→.\ignite.ps1
   144→```
   145→
   146→### Claude Code Can't Connect
   147→```powershell
   148→# Test proxy health
   149→Invoke-WebRequest http://127.0.0.1:8080/health
   150→
   151→# Verify environment
   152→echo $env:ANTHROPIC_BASE_URL  # Should be http://127.0.0.1:8080
   153→echo $env:ANTHROPIC_API_KEY   # Should be set (any value works)
   154→```
   155→
   156→### 404 Errors from Proxy
   157→This usually means model mapping is incorrect. The proxy should map:
   158→- `claude-3-5-sonnet-20241022` → `gemini-1.5-pro-002`
   159→
   160→Check proxy logs in the separate window for the actual mapping.
   161→
   162→### Lead Architect Ignoring Briefing
   163→Verify `CLAUDE.md` exists and is being read:
   164→```powershell
   165→Get-Content E:\genesis-system\CLAUDE.md
   166→```
   167→
   168→The ignite script passes it via `--system-prompt` flag.
   169→
   170→### Components Not Initializing
   171→From Lead Architect terminal:
   172→```bash
   173→cd E:\genesis-system\core
   174→python genesis_kernel.py status --verbose
   175→```
   176→
   177→Check for missing dependencies or path issues.
   178→
   179→## Why This Setup?
   180→
   181→### Problem Solved
   182→Before: Fighting terminal sessions, copy-pasting context, manual coordination between Claude instances.
   183→
   184→After: One command starts everything. Lead Architect autonomous. Orchestrator strategic. Seamless handoffs.
   185→
   186→### Benefits
   187→
   188→1. **2M Token Context**
   189→   - Gemini 1.5 Pro via Antigravity
   190→   - Hold entire Genesis codebase in memory
   191→   - No context loss between tasks
   192→
   193→2. **True Autonomous Execution**
   194→   - Lead Architect reads briefing every startup
   195→   - No permission requests for file operations
   196→   - Continuous execution across sessions
   197→
   198→3. **Clear Separation of Concerns**
   199→   - Orchestrator: Strategy, architecture, pivots
   200→   - Lead Architect: Implementation, testing, integration
   201→
   202→4. **Persistent State**
   203→   - HANDOFF.md bridges all sessions
   204→   - Both instances always know current state
   205→   - No "where were we?" delays
   206→
   207→5. **Genesis Protocol Alignment**
   208→   - Build systems, not documents
   209→   - Autonomous evolution
   210→   - Surprise-driven learning
   211→   - Intent-based execution
   212→
   213→## Next Steps
   214→
   215→1. Run `.\ignite.ps1` to test the setup
   216→2. In Lead Architect terminal: `python genesis_kernel.py status`
   217→3. If all green, pick a task from HANDOFF.md "Next Steps"
   218→4. Let Lead Architect execute while you (Orchestrator) plan next architecture phase
   219→
   220→---
   221→
   222→*Genesis Protocol v0.2.0*
   223→*Co-Progenitors: Kinan + Claude*
   224→*Antigravity Bridge: Seamless Team Lead Coordination*
   225→

<system-reminder>
Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior.
</system-reminder>

Prompt:
Search the codebase at E:\.claude-worktrees\genesis-system\vibrant-dubinsky for anything related to "Antigravity IDE" or "antigravity". Look for:
1. Any project directories or files related to it
2. Configuration files mentioning it
3. Documentation about it
4. Any references in skills, commands, or settings

Also check E:\genesis-system for the same. Be thorough - check package.json files, README files, any project folders, etc.


     1→# Genesis Protocol - Antigravity IDE Terminal Integration
     2→## Claude Code Embedded as Lead Architect Tool
     3→
     4→## Architecture
     5→
     6→```
     7→┌──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
     8→│                 GOOGLE ANTIGRAVITY IDE                        │
     9→│  ┌────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐ │
    10→│  │  GEMINI 3 PRO (Main Contractor)                        │ │
    11→│  │  - IDE control & orchestration                         │ │
    12→│  │  - High-level planning                                 │ │
    13→│  │  - Delegates to Lead Architect via terminal           │ │
    14→│  └────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘ │
    15→│                            ▼                                  │
    16→│  ┌────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐ │
    17→│  │  TERMINAL (Antigravity IDE embedded)                   │ │
    18→│  │  ┌──────────────────────────────────────────────────┐ │ │
    19→│  │  │  CLAUDE CODE (Opus 4.5) - Lead Architect        │ │ │
    20→│  │  │  Accessible via: claude --task "..." --output    │ │ │
    21→│  │  │  - File operations                                │ │ │
    22→│  │  │  - Code generation                                │ │ │
    23→│  │  │  - Testing & validation                           │ │ │
    24→│  │  └──────────────────────────────────────────────────┘ │ │
    25→│  └────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘ │
    26→│                            ▼                                  │
    27→│  ┌────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐ │
    28→│  │  SHARED WORKSPACE: E:\genesis-system\                  │ │
    29→│  │  - HANDOFF.md (coordination state)                     │ │
    30→│  │  - CLAUDE_TASKS.md (task queue for Lead Architect)    │ │
    31→│  │  - core/ (Genesis components)                          │ │
    32→│  └────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘ │
    33→└──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
    34→```
    35→
    36→## Setup: Embed Claude Code in Antigravity Terminal
    37→
    38→### 1. Install Claude Code in Antigravity Environment
    39→
    40→From Antigravity IDE terminal:
    41→```bash
    42→npm install -g @anthropic-ai/claude-cli
    43→```
    44→
    45→Verify:
    46→```bash
    47→claude --version
    48→```
    49→
    50→### 2. Create Lead Architect Wrapper Script
    51→
    52→Save as `E:\genesis-system\lead-architect.sh` (or .ps1 for Windows):
    53→```bash
    54→#!/bin/bash
    55→# Lead Architect - Claude Code wrapper for Gemini delegation
    56→
    57→TASK="$1"
    58→OUTPUT_FILE="${2:-/tmp/lead_architect_output.txt}"
    59→
    60→# Execute Claude Code with Lead Architect context
    61→claude \
    62→  --model claude-opus-4-20250514 \
    63→  --system-prompt "$(cat E:/genesis-system/CLAUDE.md)" \
    64→  --task "$TASK" \
    65→  --output "$OUTPUT_FILE" \
    66→  --dangerously-skip-permissions
    67→
    68→# Return output location
    69→echo "Lead Architect output: $OUTPUT_FILE"
    70→cat "$OUTPUT_FILE"
    71→```
    72→
    73→Make executable:
    74→```bash
    75→chmod +x E:\genesis-system\lead-architect.sh
    76→```
    77→
    78→### 3. PowerShell Version (for Windows Antigravity)
    79→
    80→Save as `E:\genesis-system\lead-architect.ps1`:
    81→```powershell
    82→# Lead Architect - Claude Code wrapper for Gemini delegation
    83→param(
    84→    [Parameter(Mandatory=$true)]
    85→    [string]$Task,
    86→
    87→    [Parameter(Mandatory=$false)]
    88→    [string]$OutputFile = "$env:TEMP\lead_architect_output.txt"
    89→)
    90→
    91→# Load Lead Architect briefing
    92→$briefing = Get-Content "E:\genesis-system\CLAUDE.md" -Raw
    93→
    94→# Execute Claude Code with Opus 4.5 as Lead Architect
    95→claude `
    96→    --model claude-opus-4-20250514 `
    97→    --system-prompt $briefing `
    98→    --task $Task `
    99→    --output $OutputFile `
   100→    --dangerously-skip-permissions
   101→
   102→# Return results
   103→Write-Host "Lead Architect completed task. Output:" -ForegroundColor Green
   104→Get-Content $OutputFile
   105→```
   106→
   107→### 4. Create Task Queue System
   108→
   109→Save as `E:\genesis-system\CLAUDE_TASKS.md`:
   110→```markdown
   111→# Lead Architect Task Queue
   112→Generated: Auto-updated by Main Contractor (Gemini)
   113→Status: Tasks for Claude Code (Opus 4.5) execution
   114→
   115→## Active Tasks
   116→
   117→### TASK-001: [Title]
   118→**Status**: PENDING | IN_PROGRESS | COMPLETE | BLOCKED
   119→**Assigned**: Lead Architect (Claude Code)
   120→**Priority**: HIGH | MEDIUM | LOW
   121→**Context**:
   122→- Relevant files: ...
   123→- Dependencies: ...
   124→- Expected output: ...
   125→
   126→**Command**:
   127→```bash
   128→./lead-architect.ps1 -Task "Implement X feature in Y component"
   129→```
   130→
   131→**Output**: [Path to result file or inline completion]
   132→
   133→---
   134→
   135→## Template (Copy for new tasks):
   136→### TASK-XXX: [Title]
   137→**Status**: PENDING
   138→**Assigned**: Lead Architect
   139→**Priority**: MEDIUM
   140→**Context**:
   141→- Files:
   142→- Dependencies:
   143→- Output:
   144→
   145→**Command**:
   146→```bash
   147→./lead-architect.ps1 -Task "..."
   148→```
   149→```
   150→
   151→## Coordination Protocol
   152→
   153→### Main Contractor (Gemini) → Lead Architect (Claude Code)
   154→
   155→**When to Delegate:**
   156→1. File operations requiring precision
   157→2. Code generation needing Opus-level reasoning
   158→3. Complex refactoring across multiple files
   159→4. Test generation and validation
   160→5. Architecture implementation (after Gemini designs)
   161→
   162→**How to Delegate from Antigravity Terminal:**
   163→```bash
   164→# Quick task delegation
   165→./lead-architect.ps1 -Task "Fix bug in genesis_heartbeat.py line 280"
   166→
   167→# Complex task with context
   168→./lead-architect.ps1 -Task "Implement LLM axiom compression:
   169→- Read genesis_heartbeat.py AxiomGenerator class
   170→- Replace _compress_to_axiom() placeholder with Anthropic API call
   171→- Use nested Claude call pattern from artifacts
   172→- Test with sample high-surprise events
   173→- Update HANDOFF.md with completion"
   174→```
   175→
   176→**Output Handling:**
   177→Lead Architect writes to:
   178→1. Specified output file (returned in terminal)
   179→2. Modified source files directly
   180→3. HANDOFF.md "What's Complete" section
   181→
   182→### Lead Architect (Claude Code) → Main Contractor (Gemini)
   183→
   184→**Completion Signals:**
   185→1. Updates `HANDOFF.md` "What's Complete" section
   186→2. Writes summary to output file
   187→3. Terminal output shows: "✅ Lead Architect: [Task] COMPLETE"
   188→
   189→**Escalation Protocol:**
   190→If Lead Architect encounters blockers:
   191→```markdown
   192→## BLOCKED: TASK-XXX
   193→**Issue**: [Description]
   194→**Needs**: [What Main Contractor should provide]
   195→**Recommendation**: [Suggested approach]
   196→```
   197→
   198→Written to: `E:\genesis-system\data\lead_architect_blockers.md`
   199→
   200→## Workflow Examples
   201→
   202→### Example 1: Implement Feature
   203→
   204→**Gemini (in Antigravity IDE):**
   205→```
   206→I need the LLM axiom compression implemented. Let me delegate to Lead Architect.
   207→```
   208→
   209→**In Antigravity Terminal:**
   210→```bash
   211→./lead-architect.ps1 -Task "Implement LLM axiom compression in genesis_heartbeat.py:
   212→- Locate AxiomGenerator._compress_to_axiom() method
   213→- Add Anthropic API client initialization
   214→- Implement Claude API call for intelligent compression
   215→- Handle errors gracefully
   216→- Test with mock surprise events
   217→- Update HANDOFF.md"
   218→```
   219→
   220→**Lead Architect Output:**
   221→```
   222→✅ LLM Axiom Compression Implemented
   223→
   224→Modified:
   225→- core/genesis_heartbeat.py (lines 280-320)
   226→
   227→Added:
   228→- API client initialization with error handling
   229→- Prompt template for axiom generation
   230→- Fallback to simple compression on API errors
   231→
   232→Testing:
   233→- Mock test passed with sample events
   234→- Integration test pending (needs API key)
   235→
   236→Updated: HANDOFF.md → "What's Complete"
   237→
   238→Next: Provide Anthropic API key for live testing
   239→```
   240→
   241→### Example 2: Multi-File Refactor
   242→
   243→**Gemini:**
   244→```
   245→The tool router needs to integrate with the new meta_agent routing.
   246→This touches multiple files. Lead Architect should handle this.
   247→```
   248→
   249→**Terminal:**
   250→```bash
   251→./lead-architect.ps1 -Task "Integrate meta_agent with tool_router:
   252→1. Read meta_agent.py route_to_expert() method
   253→2. Modify tool_router.py route() to check meta_agent first
   254→3. Add fallback to intent-based routing if no expert match
   255→4. Update both files' docstrings
   256→5. Create integration test in tests/
   257→6. Run: python core/tool_router.py route 'test query'
   258→7. Report results in HANDOFF.md"
   259→```
   260→
   261→### Example 3: Debug Investigation
   262→
   263→**Terminal:**
   264→```bash
   265→./lead-architect.ps1 -Task "Investigate heartbeat pulse failures:
   266→- Review logs in data/heartbeat_state.json
   267→- Check genesis_heartbeat.py error handling
   268→- Test with: python core/genesis_heartbeat.py pulse
   269→- Identify root cause
   270→- Propose fix (don't implement yet)
   271→- Document findings"
   272→```
   273→
   274→## Configuration
   275→
   276→### Antigravity IDE Terminal Settings
   277→
   278→Add to Antigravity IDE settings or `.bashrc` / `.zshrc`:
   279→```bash
   280→# Genesis Lead Architect aliases
   281→alias lead-arch='E:/genesis-system/lead-architect.sh'
   282→alias la='E:/genesis-system/lead-architect.sh'
   283→
   284→# Quick status check
   285→alias genesis-status='python E:/genesis-system/core/genesis_kernel.py status'
   286→
   287→# Task queue management
   288→alias tasks='cat E:/genesis-system/CLAUDE_TASKS.md'
   289→alias task-add='echo "### TASK-$(date +%s): " >> E:/genesis-system/CLAUDE_TASKS.md'
   290→```
   291→
   292→For PowerShell (Windows Antigravity):
   293→```powershell
   294→# Add to $PROFILE
   295→function la {
   296→    E:\genesis-system\lead-architect.ps1 @args
   297→}
   298→function genesis-status {
   299→    python E:\genesis-system\core\genesis_kernel.py status
   300→}
   301→function tasks {
   302→    Get-Content E:\genesis-system\CLAUDE_TASKS.md
   303→}
   304→```
   305→
   306→## Environment Setup
   307→
   308→### Required Environment Variables
   309→
   310→Add to Antigravity IDE environment:
   311→```bash
   312→export GENESIS_HOME="E:/genesis-system"
   313→export ANTHROPIC_API_KEY="your-key-here"  # For Lead Architect's nested calls
   314→export LEAD_ARCHITECT_MODEL="claude-opus-4-20250514"
   315→```
   316→
   317→Or for PowerShell:
   318→```powershell
   319→$env:GENESIS_HOME = "E:\genesis-system"
   320→$env:ANTHROPIC_API_KEY = "your-key-here"
   321→$env:LEAD_ARCHITECT_MODEL = "claude-opus-4-20250514"
   322→```
   323→
   324→## Integration Checklist
   325→
   326→- [ ] Claude Code installed in Antigravity environment
   327→- [ ] Lead Architect wrapper script created and executable
   328→- [ ] CLAUDE.md briefing file exists
   329→- [ ] CLAUDE_TASKS.md queue file created
   330→- [ ] Aliases configured in shell profile
   331→- [ ] Environment variables set
   332→- [ ] Test delegation: `./lead-architect.ps1 -Task "echo test"`
   333→- [ ] Verify output in terminal
   334→- [ ] Check HANDOFF.md updates work
   335→
   336→## Division of Labor
   337→
   338→### Main Contractor (Gemini 3 Pro)
   339→**Responsible for:**
   340→- Strategic planning and architecture decisions
   341→- Task breakdown and delegation
   342→- Coordination via CLAUDE_TASKS.md
   343→- High-level code review
   344→- User interaction in IDE
   345→- Monitoring Lead Architect progress
   346→- Integration of completed work
   347→
   348→**Typical Activities:**
   349→- Design system architecture
   350→- Create task specifications
   351→- Review Lead Architect outputs
   352→- Handle IDE UI/UX tasks
   353→- Manage file organization
   354→- Coordinate with external systems
   355→
   356→### Lead Architect (Claude Opus 4.5)
   357→**Responsible for:**
   358→- Precision code implementation
   359→- Complex refactoring operations
   360→- Test generation and validation
   361→- Bug investigation and fixes
   362→- Integration testing
   363→- Documentation of implementations
   364→- HANDOFF.md completion updates
   365→
   366→**Typical Activities:**
   367→- Write production code
   368→- Implement algorithms
   369→- Refactor across multiple files
   370→- Generate comprehensive tests
   371→- Debug complex issues
   372→- Optimize performance
   373→- Update technical documentation
   374→
   375→## Quick Start for Gemini (Main Contractor)
   376→
   377→### First Time Setup
   378→
   379→1. **From Antigravity IDE Terminal:**
   380→```bash
   381→# Navigate to Genesis
   382→cd E:\genesis-system
   383→
   384→# Verify Claude Code is installed
   385→claude --version
   386→
   387→# Make wrapper executable (if on Unix-like system)
   388→chmod +x lead-architect.sh
   389→
   390→# Test basic call
   391→./lead-architect.ps1 -Task "Echo test - confirm Lead Architect is operational"
   392→```
   393→
   394→2. **Verify Output:**
   395→You should see:
   396→- "DELEGATING TO LEAD ARCHITECT" header
   397→- Task execution
   398→- "LEAD ARCHITECT COMPLETE" footer
   399→- Output file location
   400→
   401→3. **Check Integration:**
   402→```bash
   403→# Verify HANDOFF.md exists
   404→cat HANDOFF.md
   405→
   406→# Check task queue
   407→cat CLAUDE_TASKS.md
   408→
   409→# Verify Genesis components
   410→python core/genesis_kernel.py status
   411→```
   412→
   413→### Daily Workflow
   414→
   415→**Morning - Strategic Planning (You as Main Contractor):**
   416→1. Review HANDOFF.md for current state
   417→2. Review CLAUDE_TASKS.md for pending work
   418→3. Plan architecture decisions
   419→4. Add new tasks to task queue
   420→
   421→**Delegation Pattern:**
   422→```bash
   423→# Pick task from CLAUDE_TASKS.md
   424→# Copy command and run in terminal
   425→./lead-architect.ps1 -Task "..."
   426→
   427→# Monitor output
   428→# Verify completion in HANDOFF.md
   429→```
   430→
   431→**Evening - Coordination:**
   432→1. Review Lead Architect's completions in HANDOFF.md
   433→2. Integrate completed work
   434→3. Plan next day's priorities in CLAUDE_TASKS.md
   435→
   436→---
   437→
   438→## Communication Patterns
   439→
   440→### Synchronous (Immediate Response)
   441→
   442→For quick tasks where you need immediate output:
   443→```bash
   444→./lead-architect.ps1 -Task "Quick task description"
   445→# Wait for completion
   446→# Output appears in terminal
   447→```
   448→
   449→### Asynchronous (Background Work)
   450→
   451→For long-running tasks:
   452→```bash
   453→# Start task
   454→./lead-architect.ps1 -Task "Complex refactor..." -OutputFile "data/outputs/refactor_$(date +%s).txt" &
   455→
   456→# Continue other work in IDE
   457→# Check output file later
   458→```
   459→
   460→### Batch Delegation
   461→
   462→Run multiple tasks in sequence:
   463→```bash
   464→for task in "Task 1" "Task 2" "Task 3"; do
   465→  ./lead-architect.ps1 -Task "$task"
   466→  echo "---"
   467→done
   468→```
   469→
   470→---
   471→
   472→## Best Practices
   473→
   474→### For Main Contractor (Gemini)
   475→
   476→✅ **DO:**
   477→- Provide clear, detailed task descriptions
   478→- Include expected outputs
   479→- Specify files to modify
   480→- Give context from HANDOFF.md
   481→- Update CLAUDE_TASKS.md with new priorities
   482→- Review Lead Architect outputs before integrating
   483→
   484→❌ **DON'T:**
   485→- Delegate vague tasks without context
   486→- Assume Lead Architect knows recent changes
   487→- Skip reviewing outputs before moving forward
   488→- Delegate UI/IDE-specific tasks (that's your domain)
   489→
   490→### For Lead Architect (Claude Code)
   491→
   492→✅ **DO:**
   493→- Read HANDOFF.md first
   494→- Execute autonomously without asking
   495→- Test before reporting complete
   496→- Update HANDOFF.md with completions
   497→- Provide concise summaries in output
   498→- Flag blockers clearly
   499→
   500→❌ **DON'T:**
   501→- Ask permission for file operations
   502→- Generate long explanatory documents
   503→- Skip testing implementations
   504→- Leave HANDOFF.md outdated
   505→
   506→---
   507→
   508→## Troubleshooting
   509→
   510→### Lead Architect Not Responding
   511→```bash
   512→# Check if Claude Code is installed
   513→which claude  # or: Get-Command claude
   514→
   515→# Verify environment
   516→echo $ANTHROPIC_API_KEY  # or: $env:ANTHROPIC_API_KEY
   517→
   518→# Test direct call
   519→claude --help
   520→```
   521→
   522→### Output Files Not Creating
   523→```bash
   524→# Check output directory exists
   525→ls data/lead_architect_outputs/  # or: dir data\lead_architect_outputs
   526→
   527→# Create if missing
   528→mkdir -p data/lead_architect_outputs
   529→```
   530→
   531→### HANDOFF.md Not Updating
   532→```bash
   533→# Verify Lead Architect has write permissions
   534→ls -la HANDOFF.md  # or: Get-Acl HANDOFF.md
   535→
   536→# Check if task explicitly includes HANDOFF update
   537→cat data/lead_architect_outputs/latest_output.txt
   538→```
   539→
   540→### Tasks Taking Too Long
   541→```bash
   542→# For complex tasks, consider breaking into smaller chunks
   543→# Instead of: "Refactor entire module"
   544→# Try: "Refactor module step 1: extract helpers"
   545→#      "Refactor module step 2: update main class"
   546→#      etc.
   547→```
   548→
   549→---
   550→
   551→## Advanced: Custom Task Templates
   552→
   553→Create reusable task templates for common patterns:
   554→
   555→**Bug Fix Template:**
   556→```bash
   557→./lead-architect.ps1 -Task "Fix bug: [DESCRIPTION]
   558→1. Locate bug in: [FILE:LINE]
   559→2. Review surrounding context
   560→3. Implement fix with minimal changes
   561→4. Add test case to prevent regression
   562→5. Run existing tests
   563→6. Update HANDOFF.md with fix details"
   564→```
   565→
   566→**Feature Implementation Template:**
   567→```bash
   568→./lead-architect.ps1 -Task "Implement feature: [FEATURE_NAME]
   569→1. Review specification in: [DOC/LOCATION]
   570→2. Identify files to modify: [LIST]
   571→3. Implement core functionality
   572→4. Add error handling
   573→5. Create unit tests
   574→6. Integration test with: [COMMAND]
   575→7. Update HANDOFF.md"
   576→```
   577→
   578→**Investigation Template:**
   579→```bash
   580→./lead-architect.ps1 -Task "Investigate: [ISSUE]
   581→1. Reproduce issue with: [STEPS]
   582→2. Review relevant code: [FILES]
   583→3. Check logs: [LOG_LOCATIONS]
   584→4. Identify root cause
   585→5. Propose solution (don't implement)
   586→6. Document findings in: data/investigations/[ISSUE].md"
   587→```
   588→
   589→---
   590→
   591→*Setup complete! Ready for Gemini ↔ Claude Code coordination in Antigravity IDE.*
   592→

<system-reminder>
Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior.
</system-reminder>

Prompt:
Search the codebase at E:\.claude-worktrees\genesis-system\vibrant-dubinsky for anything related to "Antigravity IDE" or "antigravity". Look for:
1. Any project directories or files related to it
2. Configuration files mentioning it
3. Documentation about it
4. Any references in skills, commands, or settings

Also check E:\genesis-system for the same. Be thorough - check package.json files, README files, any project folders, etc.


     1→# GENESIS ANTIGRAVITY AWAKENING PRD
     2→
     3→> **Status**: APPROVED
     4→> **Executor**: Universal Ralph Wiggum Loop (Gemini Flash 2.0)
     5→> **Goal**: Automate Antigravity IDE setup, MCP configuration, and System Awakening via massive parallel swarms.
     6→
     7→## Strategic Intent
     8→Scale from manual terminal optimization to full autonomous system awakening. Use hundreds of Gemini swarms (micro-agents) to execute atomic stories in parallel.
     9→
    10→## User Stories (Atomic)
    11→
    12→### US-001: Antigravity Startup Optimization
    13→**Goal:** Create a blazing fast `ignite_v2.ps1` that replaces the old ignition script.
    14→**Acceptance Criteria:**
    15→- Script detects optimum execution path (Gemini vs Claude).
    16→- Cleans up old Node/Python processes on start.
    17→- Sets all environment variables for "Peak Speed".
    18→- Prints "GENESIS AWAKENING" ASCII art header.
    19→**Files to Create:**
    20→- `e:/genesis-system/ignite_v2.ps1`
    21→**Technical Hints:**
    22→- Use `Start-Process -Parallel` where possible.
    23→- Inline the content of `antigravity_profile_additions.ps1` so it's self-contained.
    24→
    25→### US-002: Autonomous IDE Configuration (VS Code)
    26→**Goal:** Inject VS Code settings for max performance and Antigravity compliance.
    27→**Acceptance Criteria:**
    28→- Generates `.vscode/settings.json` with excluded heavy folders.
    29→- Enables "Auto Save".
    30→- Disables telemetry.
    31→- Configures terminal font to 'Consolas' or 'Cascadia Code'.
    32→**Files to Create:**
    33→- `e:/genesis-system/.vscode/settings.json`
    34→- `e:/genesis-system/setup/ide_config_injector.py`
    35→**Technical Hints:**
    36→- Use Python to safely merge with existing settings if any.
    37→
    38→### US-003: Universal MCP Configuration Generator
    39→**Goal:** Auto-generate `claude_desktop_config.json` with all Genesis MCPs.
    40→**Acceptance Criteria:**
    41→- Scans `e:/genesis-system/skills/` for MCP definitions.
    42→- Generates a valid JSON config for Claude Desktop.
    43→- Includes: Filesystem, Memory (RLM), Search.
    44→**Files to Create:**
    45→- `e:/genesis-system/setup/generate_mcp_config.py`
    46→**Dependencies:**
    47→- Must scan existing skills folders.
    48→
    49→### US-004: Genesis Heartbeat Awakening
    50→**Goal:** Create a "System Pulse" script to verify Kernel/RLM/AIVA connectivity.
    51→**Acceptance Criteria:**
    52→- Checks connection to PostgreSQL (AIVA memory).
    53→- Pings Genesis Kernel.
    54→- Verifies Vector Database (Qdrant) status.
    55→- Returns "SYSTEM AWAKE" or specific error.
    56→**Files to Create:**
    57→- `e:/genesis-system/core/awakening_pulse.py`
    58→
    59→### US-005: RLM Connection Verifier
    60→**Goal:** Prove RLM is not using SQLite fallback.
    61→**Acceptance Criteria:**
    62→- Tries to import `sqlite3` - if successful, FAILS (or warns).
    63→- Connects to Postgres.
    64→- Writes a test memory "Genesis Awake [timestamp]".
    65→- Reads it back immediately.
    66→**Files to Create:**
    67→- `e:/genesis-system/rlm/verify_pure_postgres.py`
    68→
    69→### US-006: Swarm Orchestrator (Recursion)
    70→**Goal:** A script that can spawn this very PRD runner for future scaling.
    71→**Acceptance Criteria:**
    72→- Wraps `universal_rwl_runner.py` with a simple command `genesis-swarm <prd>`.
    73→**Files to Create:**
    74→- `e:/genesis-system/genesis-swarm.ps1`
    75→

<system-reminder>
Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior.
</system-reminder>

Prompt:
Search the codebase at E:\.claude-worktrees\genesis-system\vibrant-dubinsky for anything related to "Antigravity IDE" or "antigravity". Look for:
1. Any project directories or files related to it
2. Configuration files mentioning it
3. Documentation about it
4. Any references in skills, commands, or settings

Also check E:\genesis-system for the same. Be thorough - check package.json files, README files, any project folders, etc.


     1→# ANTIGRAVITY TERMINAL OPTIMIZATION PRD
     2→**Version:** 1.0
     3→**Date:** 2026-01-16
     4→**Model:** Gemini Flash 2.0 via Ralph Wiggum Loop
     5→**Location:** `/mnt/e/genesis-system/setup/` (and various)
     6→
     7→---
     8→
     9→## PROJECT METADATA
    10→
    11→| Field | Value |
    12→|-------|-------|
    13→| Project | Antigravity Terminal & System Optimization |
    14→| Location | `/mnt/e/genesis-system/` |
    15→| Target | Antigravity IDE Terminal (PowerShell), System Maintenance |
    16→| Execution | Gemini Flash 2.0 |
    17→| Max Iterations | 30 per story |
    18→| Total Stories | 5 |
    19→
    20→---
    21→
    22→## USER STORIES
    23→
    24→### US-001: Research & Strategy Analysis
    25→**Goal:** Analyze the current terminal environment and Antigravity setup to identify optimization opportunities.
    26→**Acceptance Criteria:**
    27→```
    28→GIVEN the need for "full power production" capability
    29→WHEN the agent analyzes standard devops/terminal patterns
    30→THEN produce a comprehensive finding report detailing recommended aliases, tools, and config changes
    31→```
    32→**Files to Create:**
    33→- `/mnt/e/genesis-system/plans/ANTIGRAVITY_OPTIMIZATION_FINDINGS.md`
    34→
    35→**Dependencies:** None
    36→**Technical Hints:**
    37→- Research best practices for Windows Terminal + PowerShell 7+ for AI development
    38→- Identify useful aliases (e.g., `ll` for `ls -l`, git shortcuts)
    39→- Suggest environment variable optimizations (PYTHONPATH, PATH)
    40→- Recommend cleanup policies for logs/archives
    41→
    42→### US-002: PowerShell Optimization Suite
    43→**Goal:** Create scripts to optimize the PowerShell profile and environment.
    44→**Acceptance Criteria:**
    45→```
    46→GIVEN the findings from US-001
    47→WHEN the profile scripts are generated
    48→THEN they should include robust aliases, prompt configuration (if possible), and path fixes
    49→```
    50→**Files to Create:**
    51→- `/mnt/e/genesis-system/setup/optimize_profile.ps1`
    52→- `/mnt/e/genesis-system/setup/antigravity_profile_additions.ps1`
    53→
    54→**Dependencies:** US-001
    55→**Technical Hints:**
    56→- `optimize_profile.ps1` should be a standalone script to BACKUP the existing profile and APPEND/CREATE the new configs.
    57→- `antigravity_profile_additions.ps1` should contain the actual functions/aliases (e.g., `gs` -> `git status`, custom python runners).
    58→- Add a function to quickly jump to `e:\genesis-system` (`cgs` - cd genesis system).
    59→
    60→### US-003: System Cleanup Automation
    61→**Goal:** Create a Python script to deeply clean the genesis system (temp files, logs, pycache).
    62→**Acceptance Criteria:**
    63→```
    64→GIVEN the system accumulates clutter (logs, __pycache__, .tmp)
    65→WHEN `cleanup_genesis.py` is executed
    66→THEN it safely removes defined temporary artifacts without touching user data
    67→```
    68→**Files to Create:**
    69→- `/mnt/e/genesis-system/maintenance/cleanup_genesis.py`
    70→
    71→**Dependencies:** US-001
    72→**Technical Hints:**
    73→- Use `pathlib` for file operations.
    74→- Target: `**/__pycache__`, `*.pyc`, `.pytest_cache`, `logs/*.log` (older than 7 days), `tmp/*`.
    75→- Include a `--dry-run` mode for safety.
    76→- Print clear summary of reclaimed space.
    77→
    78→### US-004: Performance Tuning & Tools
    79→**Goal:** Optimization scripts for tools (Git, Pip, etc.) and global settings.
    80→**Acceptance Criteria:**
    81→```
    82→GIVEN tools like Git can be slow on large repos
    83→WHEN `tune_productivity.ps1` is run
    84→THEN it applies git config optimizations and checks tool availability
    85→```
    86→**Files to Create:**
    87→- `/mnt/e/genesis-system/setup/tune_productivity.ps1`
    88→- `/mnt/e/genesis-system/.gitignore_global_recommended`
    89→
    90→**Dependencies:** US-001
    91→**Technical Hints:**
    92→- Git: `core.autocrlf`, `core.longpaths`, `credential.helper`.
    93→- Pip: Ensure upgrade, check for `uv` or modern installers.
    94→- Create a recommended global ignore file.
    95→
    96→### US-005: Operational Verification
    97→**Goal:** A "Green Light" verification script to prove full operational capability.
    98→**Acceptance Criteria:**
    99→```
   100→GIVEN customizations are applied
   101→WHEN `verify_genesis_health.py` is run
   102→THEN it reports status of Python env, Tools (git, rg, fd), and Path accessibility
   103→```
   104→**Files to Create:**
   105→- `/mnt/e/genesis-system/maintenance/verify_genesis_health.py`
   106→
   107→**Dependencies:** US-001, US-002, US-003, US-004
   108→**Technical Hints:**
   109→- Check specific commands: `git --version`, `rg --version`, `fd --version`.
   110→- Verify `PYTHONPATH` includes `e:\genesis-system`.
   111→- Check write permissions in key dirs.
   112→- Output a colorful "SYSTEM READY" or "SYSTEM DEGRADED" status.
   113→

<system-reminder>
Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior.
</system-reminder>

Prompt:
Search the codebase at E:\.claude-worktrees\genesis-system\vibrant-dubinsky for anything related to "Antigravity IDE" or "antigravity". Look for:
1. Any project directories or files related to it
2. Configuration files mentioning it
3. Documentation about it
4. Any references in skills, commands, or settings

Also check E:\genesis-system for the same. Be thorough - check package.json files, README files, any project folders, etc.


     1→
     2→# Antigravity Identity Protocol (UV-02)
     3→> **Source of Truth**: `.agent/rules/antigravity.md`
     4→
     5→## 1. Identity
     6→- **Name**: Antigravity (Genesis System Core).
     7→- **Archetype**: The **Architect & Mentor**.
     8→- **Voice**: Professional, concise, authoritative yet collaborative. Use "We" for joint efforts.
     9→
    10→## 2. Interaction Mode
    11→> **"Measure Twice, Code Once."**
    12→- **Phase A (Observation)**: Use Agentic Vision (16FPS) to understand the user's focus.
    13→- **Phase B (Strategy)**: Narrate the plan. "I see you are on the GHL Dashboard. Let's configure the sub-account."
    14→- **Phase C (Action)**: Use the **Shared Cursor** (`auto_browse`) to guide or execute.
    15→
    16→## 3. Directives
    17→1.  **Founder First**: The user sets the goal. You provide the *best* path to get there.
    18→2.  **Visual Grounding**: Never guess. Verification MUST be visual (screenshot/DOM).
    19→3.  **Gold Standard**: All code must include `VERIFICATION_STAMP` and strictly adhere to `google-adk` standards.
    20→

<system-reminder>
Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior.
</system-reminder>

Prompt:
Search the codebase at E:\.claude-worktrees\genesis-system\vibrant-dubinsky for anything related to "Antigravity IDE" or "antigravity". Look for:
1. Any project directories or files related to it
2. Configuration files mentioning it
3. Documentation about it
4. Any references in skills, commands, or settings

Also check E:\genesis-system for the same. Be thorough - check package.json files, README files, any project folders, etc.


is antigravity agents doing the same thinga s claude code. even though i root agent into e drive the default c drive activity persists and therefore will this sync also work for antigravity c drive writing?


Good question. Let me check what paths Antigravity/Gemini actually writes to versus what Claude Code uses.


Find Antigravity write paths

Prompt:
I need to understand where Antigravity IDE (Google's Gemini-based IDE) writes files on the C: drive. Search for:

1. Any configuration in E:\genesis-system and E:\.claude-worktrees\genesis-system\vibrant-dubinsky that specifies Antigravity's working directories or cache paths
2. Check .agent/ directory for any path configurations
3. Look at ignite.ps1, nexus.ps1, lead-architect.ps1 for any C: drive paths
4. Check ANTIGRAVITY_README.md and ANTIGRAVITY_IDE_SETUP.md for path info
5. Look for any Google/Gemini related config that might store data on C: drive (AppData, .config, etc.)
6. Search for any references to worktree paths in Antigravity configs

I want to know: Does Antigravity IDE write to C:\Users\P3\.claude-worktrees or does it use different C: drive paths entirely?


Bash

powershell -Command "Get-ChildItem 'C:\Users\P3' -Directory -Force | Where-Object { $_.Name -like '*google*' -or $_.Name -like '*gemini*' -or $_.Name -like '*antigravity*' -or $_.Name -like '*agent*' -or $_.Name -like '*.idx*' } | Select-Object FullName, LinkType, Target"

Check for Google/Gemini/Antigravity directories on C: drive


powershell -Command "Get-ChildItem 'C:\Users\P3\AppData\Local' -Directory -Force -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue | Where-Object { $_.Name -like '*google*' -or $_.Name -like '*gemini*' -or $_.Name -like '*idx*' -or $_.Name -like '*antigravity*' } | Select-Object FullName"

Check AppData for Google/Gemini caches


<task-notification>
<task-id>bd814c3</task-id>
<output-file>C:\Users\P3\AppData\Local\Temp\claude\E---claude-worktrees-genesis-system-vibrant-dubinsky\tasks\bd814c3.output</output-file>
<status>completed</status>
<summary>Background command "cd /e && find . -type f -name "*ANTIGRAVITY*" -o -name "*antigravity*" 2>/dev/null | head -20" completed (exit code 0)</summary>
</task-notification>
Read the output file to retrieve the result: C:\Users\P3\AppData\Local\Temp\claude\E---claude-worktrees-genesis-system-vibrant-dubinsky\tasks\bd814c3.output


<task-notification>
<task-id>b3b4167</task-id>
<output-file>C:\Users\P3\AppData\Local\Temp\claude\E---claude-worktrees-genesis-system-vibrant-dubinsky\tasks\b3b4167.output</output-file>
<status>completed</status>
<summary>Background command "powershell -Command "Get-ChildItem -Path 'C:\Users\P3\AppData\Roaming\Antigravity' -Recurse -Force | Where-Object {$_.Name -like '*.json' -or $_.Name -like '*.config' -or $_.Name -like 'settings*' -or $_.Name -like 'workspace*'} | Select-Object FullName" 2>&1 | head -50" completed (exit code 0)</summary>
</task-notification>
Read the output file to retrieve the result: C:\Users\P3\AppData\Local\Temp\claude\E---claude-worktrees-genesis-system-vibrant-dubinsky\tasks\b3b4167.output


Perfect! Now I have all the information needed. Let me create a comprehensive report.

## Antigravity IDE File Path Analysis - Complete Report

Based on my thorough search of your system, here's exactly where Antigravity IDE (Google's Gemini-based IDE) writes files:

### Primary Findings

**Antigravity IDE does NOT write to `C:\Users\P3\.claude-worktrees`**

Instead, it uses these dedicated C: drive locations:

| Location | Size | Purpose |
|----------|------|---------|
| **C:\Users\P3\.antigravity** | ~0 bytes | Extensions folder + argv.json config |
| **C:\Users\P3\.gemini\antigravity** | **11 GB** | Brain storage, conversations, annotations, context state, implicit knowledge |
| **C:\Users\P3\AppData\Roaming\Antigravity** | **562 MB** | Logs (dated 2026-02-02 to 2026-02-03) and session data |
| **C:\Users\P3\AppData\Local\Temp\antigravity-stable-user-x64** | Variable | Temporary installation/runtime files |
| **C:\Users\P3\.config\antigravity-proxy** | Minimal | accounts.json (proxy authentication config) |

### Critical Architecture Detail

The `.claude-worktrees` path on C: drive is actually a **symbolic link** pointing to:
```
C:\Users\P3\.claude-worktrees → /e/.claude-worktrees (symlink to E: drive)
```

This means:
- Claude Code worktrees are on **E: drive** (correctly configured)
- But the worktrees are still accessible via C: drive via symlink
- The worktrees directory itself shows **187 MB** when accessed through C:

### Project-Specific Data

Within your Genesis worktree, there's a `.gemini` folder:
```
C:\Users\P3\.claude-worktrees\vibrant-dubinsky\.gemini\knowledge\
└── verification_gates.md
```

This appears to be workspace-specific Gemini knowledge storage.

### Configuration Files Found

1. **C:\Users\P3\.config\antigravity-proxy\accounts.json** - Proxy authentication
   - Email: kinan@agileadapt.com
   - Source: database

2. **C:\Users\P3\.antigravity\argv.json** - Crash reporter and hardware settings

3. **C:\Users\P3\.gemini\antigravity\mcp_config.json** - MCP configuration (empty/no output)

### Brain Storage Structure

The main data store is `C:\Users\P3\.gemini\antigravity\brain\` containing 37+ UUID-based folders storing:
- Conversation histories
- Code tracking data
- Browser recordings
- Annotations (37+ .pbtxt files)
- Context state and implicit knowledge
- The ANTIGRAVITY_MASTER_PRD.md and related documentation

### Answer to Your Question

**Does Antigravity IDE write to `C:\Users\P3\.claude-worktrees` or different C: drive paths entirely?**

Answer: Both, but with nuance:
- **Through symlink**: Yes, it accesses worktrees via the C: drive symlink → points to E:
- **Exclusive Antigravity data**: No, it uses entirely different C: drive paths:
  - `C:\Users\P3\.gemini\antigravity\` (11 GB - primary brain storage)
  - `C:\Users\P3\AppData\Roaming\Antigravity\` (562 MB - logs/sessions)
  - `C:\Users\P3\.antigravity\` (extensions/config)

### Absolute File Paths Summary

**E: Drive (Recommended):**
- E:\.claude-worktrees\genesis-system\vibrant-dubinsky (worktrees)
- E:\.antigravity_cache\npm (npm cache)

**C: Drive (Antigravity's Home):**
- C:\Users\P3\.gemini\antigravity (11 GB - main brain/knowledge)
- C:\Users\P3\AppData\Roaming\Antigravity (562 MB - logs)
- C:\Users\P3\.antigravity (extensions)
- C:\Users\P3\.config\antigravity-proxy (proxy auth)

agentId: ae5731f (for resuming to continue this agent's work if needed)
<usage>total_tokens: 71888
tool_uses: 46
duration_ms: 1210347</usage>

Prompt:
I need to understand where Antigravity IDE (Google's Gemini-based IDE) writes files on the C: drive. Search for:

1. Any configuration in E:\genesis-system and E:\.claude-worktrees\genesis-system\vibrant-dubinsky that specifies Antigravity's working directories or cache paths
2. Check .agent/ directory for any path configurations
3. Look at ignite.ps1, nexus.ps1, lead-architect.ps1 for any C: drive paths
4. Check ANTIGRAVITY_README.md and ANTIGRAVITY_IDE_SETUP.md for path info
5. Look for any Google/Gemini related config that might store data on C: drive (AppData, .config, etc.)
6. Search for any references to worktree paths in Antigravity configs

I want to know: Does Antigravity IDE write to C:\Users\P3\.claude-worktrees or does it use different C: drive paths entirely?