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Windows 11 + Antigravity IDE + GitHub MCP tools + Gemini CLI + Windows Subsystem for Linux + GitNexus-# (GitNexus is run locally; ensure it is accessible both in the workspace and within the mounted volume). On Windows 11, what I recently got going as a workaround for getting GitNexus integrated with Gemini (any version... any model actually?) working in Antigravity: I found that using a synthesis of the built-in Antigravity Editor and Agent sidebar, the Gemini CLI, the Antigravity MCP configuration for GitHub & the GitHub MCP server, the commands working for a local GitNexus server on Windows (despite indexing limitations) Terminal, a mounted WSL (Windows Subsystem for Linux) volume, and then a locally installed/running GitNexus MCP server on that volume which handles the indexing between calls. By indexing on the Linux CLI, GitNexus can circumvent a lot of issues that arise on Windows for large graph sizes. Passing that indexing information to the model becomes fast enough to be useful, I'd say. This should also work for Copilot. Oh, and be sure to outfit your project with useful contexts and the GitNexus Skills! They are invaluable! |
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I see that Copilot and Gemini are not support. Are there any plans for these?
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