antigravity-mcp
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Scored across 7 tools
Most tools have clearly distinct purposes: asking the agent, reviewing diffs, generating tests, checking quota, listing models, and health checking. The only overlap is ask-gemini being explicitly documented as an alias for ask-antigravity, so while redundant, it does not create real selection ambiguity.
All tools follow a consistent lowercase hyphenated verb-noun pattern: ask-antigravity, review-diff, check-quota, generate-tests, list-models. Even ping fits the simple verb style, and there are no mixed naming conventions.
Seven tools is a well-scoped set for an Antigravity integration. Each tool covers a meaningful capability, and the only minor redundancy is the explicitly marked ask-gemini alias.
The server covers the main workflows: invoking the agent, reviewing changes, generating tests, checking quota/model availability, and health checks. Session resume and workspace control are handled through ask-antigravity parameters, so there are no critical gaps, though a dedicated session-management tool could be a potential enhancement.