feat(framework): support Google Antigravity as a first-class host

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Since Jul 24, 2026.

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Description

Problem to solve

Teams moving to Google Antigravity need an AIDD installation that does not require manual copying or overwrite user configuration.

Proposed solution

Establish and prove an AIDD distribution and lifecycle contract for Antigravity CLI and Antigravity 2.0. Support each artifact only where the host proves its surface, preserve user-owned configuration, and provide migration guidance from Gemini CLI.

Content type

  • Plugin

Target tool(s)

  • Other: Google Antigravity

Additional context

Google moved individual Gemini CLI users to Antigravity. PR #623 is Gemini exploratory work only; retain only behavior proven correct for Antigravity.

Acceptance criteria

  • Evidence records the supported surface, host location, configuration shape, and lifecycle for both declared hosts.
  • A clean workspace installs, discovers, and runs every declared artifact.
  • Install, update, restore, and uninstall preserve unrelated user files.
  • The output is built from the same tool-agnostic source contract as other hosts.
  • Migration guidance reaches a working Antigravity setup without manual copying.

Out of scope

  • A new Gemini target beyond a migration bridge.
  • Merging #623 unchanged.
  • Any unproven host surface.
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