Agent runtime tool skips Antigravity for now; each new runtime triggers 2000+ tests
RileyRalmuto · x · 2026-09-21
Developer Riley Ralmuto explains how their agent management tool handles runtimes:
- The tool looks for standalone autonomous agents (Hermes, openclaw profiles), not platform runtimes like Antigravity or Gemini, which it doesn't support yet.
- Antigravity support depends on whether that runtime implements the ACP protocol.
- Grok and Kimi integrations are next; every new runtime multiplies 2000+ tests across all platforms, which slows expansion.
- Existing session/project history can be migrated via Brain.
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