Antigravity Run Ledger

Antigravity Run Ledger is a hosted remote MCP for Antigravity agent run receipt MCP.

This repository is a public documentation project for Antigravity Run Ledger. Its structure follows the public documentation pattern used by MiroFish: a short front door, a clear reading order, practical guides, reference pages, and a public-safe boundary.

Start Here

• Website: https://antigravityrunledger.clauxel.com/?utm_source=github&utm_medium=documentation&utm_campaign=antigravityrunledger_public_docs&utm_content=readme_home

• Pricing: https://antigravityrunledger.clauxel.com/pricing/?utm_source=github&utm_medium=documentation&utm_campaign=antigravityrunledger_public_docs&utm_content=readme_pricing

• Checkout: https://antigravityrunledger.clauxel.com/checkout/?utm_source=github&utm_medium=documentation&utm_campaign=antigravityrunledger_public_docs&utm_content=readme_checkout

• Support: support@aigeamy.com

Related MCP server: Deploy to Agents Server

Remote MCP

• Endpoint: https://antigravityrunledger.clauxel.com/mcp

• Server card: https://antigravityrunledger.clauxel.com/server-card.json

• Registry name: com.clauxel.antigravityrunledger/antigravityrunledger-mcp

• Tools: issue_run_receipt, summarize_agent_changes, check_test_evidence, flag_review_risk, export_run_log

Reading Order

1. Quickstart

2. Evaluation guide

3. Checkout and pricing

4. Workflow notes

5. Security model

6. Public link reference

Audience

AI product teams, operations leads, workflow owners, and technical evaluators.

Capabilities

• Streamable HTTP MCP endpoint

• Bearer-token access for production calls

• Structured tool-call output

• Receipt-oriented evidence export

• Public server card and registry metadata

• MCP tool: issue_run_receipt

• MCP tool: summarize_agent_changes

• MCP tool: check_test_evidence

• MCP tool: flag_review_risk

• MCP tool: export_run_log

Public-Safe Boundary

This repository contains documentation only. It does not contain production source code, credentials, payment configuration, Cloudflare configuration, customer records, private analytics, or local machine paths.