Can I use a Weblisy template in Antigravity?
Yes. Templates are standard Astro projects, so you can open the folder, run the site and ask the agent to edit it.
Works with Antigravity
Antigravity WebsiteTemplates & Prompts
Open an AI-ready Astro template in Google Antigravity, or give its agent a component prompt, then review the plan and check the result in the browser.
Templates to start from
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Antigravity is Google's agent-first code editor. You open a project folder, describe a task, and an agent plans the work, edits files, runs commands and reports back with a plan and other results you can review.
That plan-first approach suits website work: a template has many files, and you can read what the agent intends to do before it changes anything. Antigravity is evolving quickly, so menu names and features can differ from this page; check its current documentation when something looks different.
Start from a template in Antigravity
Open the template as a folder and let the agent work inside it.
Open the folder
Unzip the template and open the folder in Antigravity. Use the built-in terminal, or ask the agent, to install dependencies and start the dev server.
Add project rules
Antigravity supports rules that apply to every task in a workspace. Write your brand, colors and constraints such as keep the existing fonts, and check the documentation for where your version stores them.
Plan first, then apply
For bigger changes, use the planning mode so the agent proposes a plan first. Read it, adjust it, then let the agent make the edits one section at a time.
Add a section from a prompt
Give the agent a component prompt and tell it where the section belongs.
Explore this project and summarize how pages and components are organized. Then add the section described below as a new component on the home page, after the hero. Reuse the existing fonts and colors, keep every link as a placeholder (#), do not change other pages, and run the build when you are done. [Paste the Weblisy component prompt here]
Replace the bracketed line with the prompt you copied from Weblisy.
Tips and good to know
Read the plan before approving
A plan that mentions files you did not expect is a sign the request is too broad. Narrow it before the agent starts.
Keep terminal approvals on
Let the agent ask before it runs commands, at least until you trust the project. You can allow safe commands such as the build later.
Verify in your own browser
An agent can report that a change worked while the page still looks off. Compare with the Weblisy live preview yourself, including a narrow window.
Use Weblisy inside Antigravity
Antigravity can add custom MCP servers. Subscribers can use Weblisy's MCP with any tool that supports remote servers; the Other option on the MCP page has the connection details, and your Antigravity version's MCP settings show where to add them.
Questions about Antigravity
Can I use component prompts in an existing project?
Yes. Open your project, tell the agent which page the section belongs to and ask it to match your current styles and leave other files alone.
Should I use planning or fast mode?
Use planning for new sections and larger edits, so you can review the approach first. Fast mode is fine for small text and color changes.
Will the result match the preview exactly?
It aims to follow the prompt closely, but a perfect copy is not guaranteed. Compare with the live preview and describe any difference.
Want to try first? The Michael template and a selection of component prompts are free.See what's free
Using another AI tool?
Every guide covers a different workflow.
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