A lightweight terminal HUD for the Antigravity CLI (agy).
agy-statusline provides a dynamic heads-up display directly in your terminal.
- Local Execution: Everything happens locally. No waiting on API responses to update your HUD.
- Zero Dependencies: Built lean and mean. Absolutely zero npm runtime dependencies.
- Endless Customizability: Choose from a gallery of beautiful pre-built themes, or program your own completely custom layout in JavaScript.
Get the data you need, the moment you need it, without slowing down your workflow.
Welcome to the agy-statusline setup guide! Follow these simple steps to get your blazing-fast status line up and running. (Requires Node.js and Git to be installed).
macOS / Linux:
mkdir -p ~/.agy-plugins
git clone https://github.com/Sam-297/agy-statusline ~/.agy-plugins/agy-statusline
agy plugin install ~/.agy-plugins/agy-statuslineWindows (PowerShell):
mkdir -Force $HOME\.agy-plugins
git clone https://github.com/Sam-297/agy-statusline $HOME\.agy-plugins\agy-statusline
agy plugin install $HOME\.agy-plugins\agy-statuslineTo activate the status line, navigate to the plugin directory and run the setup command to get your activation code:
macOS / Linux:
node ~/.agy-plugins/agy-statusline/bin/agy-statusline --setupWindows (PowerShell):
node $HOME\.agy-plugins\agy-statusline\bin\agy-statusline --setupagy-statusline works perfectly out of the box, but it is also 100% programmable. You can customize the layout, colors, and segments by either writing a personal configuration file or using one of our pre-built themes (Dashboard, Cyberpunk, Retro, etc.).
🎨 Check out the Themes Gallery & Customization Guide
There you will find:
- Screenshots and one-line setup commands for all pre-built themes.
- A full tutorial on how to program your own Custom Themes in JavaScript.
- Instructions on using the built-in CLI to save and manage your configurations.
(Note: Once installed and configured, simply restart your Antigravity CLI session to see your new status line in action!)

