Antigravity shows its work as artifacts, and you review and comment on them as it goes. Once the conversation moves on, they stay behind in it. Here is how to keep the ones worth sharing.
What happens to Antigravity artifacts?
Antigravity shows its work as artifacts, like plans, walkthroughs, screenshots and HTML pages, and you comment on them in the app.
- Each one stays in the conversation that made it, with no link of its own.
- Its docs describe no version list, so an earlier take is hard to get back.
- Teammates who weren't in that conversation can't open it, and an exported HTML file only opens on the computer that has it.
Most artifacts are for reviewing in the moment. The pages worth keeping need a home outside the chat.
Keep Antigravity artifacts on DocStash
DocStash is a home for the pages and docs your AI makes. Connect Antigravity once and it works from the app, the IDE and the CLI. Ask it to stash a page and the page lands at one link, private until you share it. Each later stash adds a version, credited to the agent that made it, and any version restores in one click.
Already have the HTML?
- Drop the file below. Drag it anywhere on this page, or choose it. It becomes a webpage with its own link, private until you publish it.htmlmdtextpdf
- Share it. Click Publish for a public link, or share it with specific people.
Stash from Antigravity
- Ask Antigravity for a stash. Say "stash this walkthrough to DocStash". You get a link like
docstash.ai/<slug>, private until you share it. - Revise in Antigravity. Comment on the artifact as usual, then stash again. Each stash is a new version at the same link, and Activity lists every one.
- Share the link. Make it public, or invite people by email. A public link opens in any browser, and nobody needs Antigravity to read it.
FAQ
Which Antigravity artifacts can I stash?
Anything Antigravity can write as HTML, Markdown or code, such as an implementation plan, a walkthrough or a generated page. Screenshots and browser recordings stay in Antigravity.
Does it work in the Antigravity app, IDE and CLI?
Yes. All three read the same MCP config file, so connecting DocStash once covers every place you use Antigravity.
Can I still comment on artifacts in Antigravity?
Yes. Keep reviewing and commenting in Antigravity while it works. When a version is worth keeping, stash it, and DocStash holds that version at the link alongside every earlier one.
Do my Gemini app connectors carry over?
No. Antigravity keeps its own connections, so connect DocStash to it separately.
Who can see a stashed page?
Only you at first. Make the link public for anyone to open it, or invite people by email, and each version records the agent that made it.
Keep what Antigravity makes
Connect Antigravity to DocStash once and stash from the app, IDE or CLI.
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