Run multiple Antigravity IDE profiles at the same time — each with its own accounts, settings, and extensions.
No more logging in and out. Just switch profiles instantly or use them all at once!
Note: Suported OS: macOS, Windows and Linux.
Open your terminal and paste this:
/bin/bash -c "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/sujitagarwal/multigravity-cli/main/install.sh)"Open PowerShell and paste this:
irm https://raw.githubusercontent.com/sujitagarwal/multigravity-cli/main/install.ps1 | iexThat's it. Multigravity is now installed.
Give it any name you like — your name, a project, a client, anything:
multigravity new work
multigravity new personalThis also creates a clickable launcher:
- macOS:
~/Applications/Multigravity <name>.app - Windows: Start Menu shortcut
- Linux:
~/.local/share/applications/multigravity-<name>.desktop
multigravity workAntigravity will open using that profile's isolated settings, accounts, and extensions.
You can also pass normal Antigravity arguments through:
multigravity work --new-window
multigravity work .
multigravity work path/to/file.pymultigravity listDuplicate an existing setup to a new profile:
multigravity clone work work-copyEnable tab-completion for commands and profile names:
multigravity completionFollow the instructions shown to add the setup to your shell profile (.zshrc, .bashrc, or PowerShell $PROFILE).
Keep multigravity up to date with one command:
multigravity updateCheck if your environment is set up correctly:
multigravity doctorSee how much space your profiles are taking up:
multigravity statsmultigravity rename work freelancemultigravity delete personalYou'll be asked to confirm before anything is deleted.
multigravity help- Letters, numbers, and hyphens only
- Must start with a letter or number
- ✅
work,client-a,test1 - ❌
-name,my_profile
Every profile automatically gets a clickable launcher so you can open profiles directly without using the terminal:
- macOS: App bundle in
~/Applications - Windows: Shortcut in Start Menu > Programs
- Linux: Desktop entry in
~/.local/share/applications
- Windows support contributed by Samin Yeasar.
- Linux support contributed by Md Rayyan Nawaz.
