Antigravity BMad Config plugin
A Google Antigravity template: the BMad method with a pinned version, an orchestrator plugin and a Russian or English preset
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- The installer downloads a package from npm and runs a script in the project root
- BMad skills write artifacts to `_bmad-output/` and edit project files following phase workflows
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Manual install
git clone https://github.com/salacoste/antigravity-bmad-config.git my-project && cd my-project && ./setup.shFor the Russian preset: `./setup.sh russian`. The script needs Node 20.12 or newer.
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- The installer downloads a package from npm and runs a script in the project root
- BMad skills write artifacts to `_bmad-output/` and edit project files following phase workflows
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What it does
The template wires the BMad method into Google Antigravity the native BMAD 6 way. The `setup.sh` script installs the pinned `bmad-method` 6.12.4 with skills for both Antigravity targets: IDE and app (`.agent/skills/`) and the CLI (`.agents/skills/`). It includes the `antigravity-bmad` plugin with a `/bmad-orchestrate` skill and two rules. The skill moves work through the phases Clarify, Plan, Build, Learn, picks the right BMad persona, detects artifact state and protects the runtime. The installed BMad skills cover personas (analyst, product manager, UX designer, architect, developer), planning from `bmad-product-brief` to `bmad-create-epics-and-stories` and delivery: `bmad-build`, `bmad-code-review`, `bmad-retrospective`. Presets live in `_bmad/custom/` and survive BMAD updates. English is the default, while the Russian preset converses in Russian and keeps artifacts in English. Planning output lands in `_bmad-output/`.
Who it is for. Teams and solo developers in Google Antigravity who want to work with the BMad method through a repeatable install and Russian-language dialogue.
Good fit when
- A new project starts in Antigravity and a ready BMad layout is wanted without manual setup
- The old `.agent/workflows` slash-command scheme with `.bmad-core` stopped working after workflows were retired
- Dialogue with agents should run in Russian while the PRD and architecture stay in English
- The BMAD version needs pinning and checking with `make verify-pin` and `make smoke-test`
Not a fit when
- Work happens in Claude Code, Cursor or Codex: the template targets Antigravity
- The BMad method is not needed and plain prompts without phases and personas are enough
- The latest BMAD is wanted right after release: the install is pinned to 6.12.4 until `.bmad-version` is changed by hand
Example request
/bmad-orchestrate Start a new project: take me from the idea to a list of epics and storiesLimitations
It needs Antigravity 2.0 (the app, IDE extensions or the `agy` CLI) and Node 20.12 or newer. The `bmad-build` and `bmad-build-auto` skills also need `uv` and Python 3.11, and setup warns and continues without them. The BMAD installer is downloaded from npm and the files it generates go to `.gitignore`, so `./setup.sh` is run again after cloning. Version 2 from October 2026 breaks compatibility with the v1 scheme: Antigravity retired workflows on 2026-10-19, and migration follows Google's official guide.
How to disable. Delete `.agents/plugins/antigravity-bmad/`, the bmad skills in `.agent/skills/` and `.agents/skills/`, and the `_bmad/` directory.
FAQ
How do I install BMad in Antigravity with this template?
Clone the repository, remove `.git`, initialize a new one and run `./setup.sh`. Add the `russian` argument for the Russian preset. Then open the folder in Antigravity and call `/bmad-orchestrate`.
How do I add the plugin to an existing project?
Copy `.agents/plugins/antigravity-bmad/` into your own `.agents/plugins/` and run `npx bmad-method@6.12.4 install --yes --modules bmm --tools antigravity,antigravity-cli`. Take the plugin from the latest release so it matches the pinned version.
What does the Russian preset do?
Dialogue with agents runs in Russian while BMad artifacts (PRD, architecture) stay in English. The settings live in `_bmad/custom/` and are not erased by BMAD updates.
How do I update or change the BMAD version?
Edit `.bmad-version`, run `make smoke-test` and fix any breakage. A plain update is `make update`, and `make verify-pin` checks that npm still serves the pinned version.
Does the template work in Claude Code?
No, the template is built for the Antigravity install targets. For Claude Code, look at BMad Method itself or neighboring catalog cards.
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Comparison with similar tools
Cards that share the main search query, and how they differ.
| Tool | Official | Repository stars | Main difference |
|---|---|---|---|
| Antigravity BMad Config (this card) | no | 66 | |
| BMad Method | no | 55,338 | BMad itself, whereas this is a template with a pinned version and an orchestrator plugin for Antigravity |
| BMAD Planning Orchestrator | no | 493 | a BMAD skill set for Claude Code, whereas this one targets the Antigravity install paths |
README in short
The README explains that the template replaces the v1 scheme and installs BMAD 6 at a pinned version. It describes the layers, requirements, quick start, skill set, adding to an existing project, updating and migration.