[TODO: 2-3 sentence intro — what Antigravity is, why AGENTS.md/skills/rules matter, and what the reader will walk away being able to do.]

• [TODO: e.g. Antigravity installed / access granted]
• [TODO: e.g. A sample project or repo to work in]
• [TODO: Any accounts, CLI tools, or API keys needed]

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[TODO: Briefly describe the end state — a project configured with a working AGENTS.md, at least one custom skill, and a rule set — and why that combination matters for agentic workflows.]

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2.1 Purpose of AGENTS.md

[TODO: Explain what AGENTS.md does in Antigravity — e.g. how it gives the agent context about the project, conventions, and constraints.]

2.2 Scaffold the file

[TODO: example AGENTS.md skeleton / starter template]

2.3 Fill in project-specific context

[TODO: Walk through the sections a reader should fill in — project overview, tech stack, coding conventions, do's and don'ts, etc.]

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3.1 What a skill is

[TODO: Explain the concept of a skill in Antigravity — a packaged, reusable set of instructions/tools for a specific task.]

3.2 Create the skill file

[TODO: example skill file structure/content]

3.3 Test the skill

[TODO: Steps to trigger and verify the skill works as expected.]

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4.1 What rules control

[TODO: Explain what "rules" govern in Antigravity — guardrails, formatting requirements, tool permissions, etc.]

4.2 Write your first rule set

[TODO: example rules file/config]

4.3 Verify enforcement

[TODO: How to confirm the rules are actually being applied — example prompt/response before and after.]

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[TODO: Run a realistic end-to-end task that exercises AGENTS.md context, the custom skill, and the rules together. Show the expected output.]

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[TODO: Recap what was configured and why it matters.]

What you learned

• [TODO: Key takeaway 1]
• [TODO: Key takeaway 2]
• [TODO: Key takeaway 3]

Next steps

• [TODO: Suggested follow-up — e.g. adding more skills, sharing AGENTS.md across a team, etc.]