Description
First of all, thank you for the recent updates adding support for CLI-based AI agents to handle commit message generation and code reviews. It is a fantastic addition to the workflow.
I would like to request adding support for the Antigravity CLI to be integrated as one of the supported AI tools.
Use Case / Motivation
According to the discussion in #1886, Fork currently supports tools like claude and codex by checking specific hardcoded binary locations (e.g., /opt/homebrew/bin/claude). For developers who utilize the Antigravity CLI in their daily workflow, it would be extremely helpful to have it integrated natively in the same way for both generating commit messages and performing code reviews on branches.
Suggested Solution
There are two potential ways to implement this:
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Direct Addition: Add the agy executable to the existing list of supported CLI agents and their corresponding path checks. By default, the installer registers the agy binary to ~/.local/bin/agy.
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Custom Path / Environment Variable (Preferred): As suggested by other users in the previous thread, allowing Fork to respect the user's PATH environment variable, or providing a field in the settings to define a custom path for the CLI executable. This approach would not only solve the issue for Antigravity CLI but also provide a future-proof solution for any other CLI-based AI tools developers might want to use without requiring built-in path configurations.
Thank you for your time and for the continuous updates to Fork!
Description
First of all, thank you for the recent updates adding support for CLI-based AI agents to handle commit message generation and code reviews. It is a fantastic addition to the workflow.
I would like to request adding support for the Antigravity CLI to be integrated as one of the supported AI tools.
Use Case / Motivation
According to the discussion in #1886, Fork currently supports tools like
claudeandcodexby checking specific hardcoded binary locations (e.g.,/opt/homebrew/bin/claude). For developers who utilize the Antigravity CLI in their daily workflow, it would be extremely helpful to have it integrated natively in the same way for both generating commit messages and performing code reviews on branches.Suggested Solution
There are two potential ways to implement this:
Direct Addition: Add the
agyexecutable to the existing list of supported CLI agents and their corresponding path checks. By default, the installer registers theagybinary to~/.local/bin/agy.Custom Path / Environment Variable (Preferred): As suggested by other users in the previous thread, allowing Fork to respect the user's
PATHenvironment variable, or providing a field in the settings to define a custom path for the CLI executable. This approach would not only solve the issue for Antigravity CLI but also provide a future-proof solution for any other CLI-based AI tools developers might want to use without requiring built-in path configurations.Thank you for your time and for the continuous updates to Fork!