Use Membrick with Antigravity CLI¶
Connect Membrick to a project so Antigravity CLI (AGY) can find earlier decisions and save useful outcomes as work continues. Project memory is stored in .membrick/memory/ and can be shared with other connected agents.
1. Install Membrick¶
On macOS or Linux, download and verify the official release with:
On Windows, download membrick-windows-x86_64.exe from the release page.
2. Enable Membrick for this project¶
Open a terminal in the project folder and run:
This enables AGY to use Membrick in the project. It configures the MCP connection and hooks, installs the project memory skill, and preserves your other AGY settings.
On Windows, run this in PowerShell from the project folder (adjust the path if you saved the executable elsewhere):
Restart AGY and open the project so it loads the new settings.
At Stop, Membrick stores every non-empty transcript record in source order as an individual SourceDocument, including records that are not plain text. A linked session context is reconciled through MemoryService. AGY supplies the transcript path in its hook payload. Project-local transcripts need no extra setting; for AGY's centralized transcript directory, configure it in the project's .membrick/settings.toml:
This replaces environment-based transcript path discovery.
3. Try it¶
Ask AGY to look up a decision from earlier work, or continue work in a new session. Membrick can bring relevant project memory into the conversation and save useful outcomes as work finishes.
4. If memory is not available¶
Restart AGY and make sure you opened the project where you installed Membrick. You can check the MCP connection with:
For details, see all agent integrations and session recording.