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Summary

  • update Antigravity integration to use agy-ide for the editor and add agy as a terminal-agent adapter
  • prefer Cursor's current agent CLI while retaining legacy command fallbacks
  • refresh AI/editor installation guidance, mark Atom and Continue as legacy compatibility, and emphasize the safe generic PATH fallback
  • improve README positioning, surface agent automation earlier, document complete config precedence, and regenerate all shell completions

Why

The adapter matrix and documentation had drifted from current product commands and installation packages. In particular, Cursor now installs agent, Antigravity distinguishes agy-ide from agy, and the documented GitHub Copilot package was obsolete.

Validation

  • git diff --check
  • shellcheck bin/gtr bin/git-gtr lib/*.sh lib/commands/*.sh adapters/editor/*.sh adapters/ai/*.sh
  • ./scripts/generate-completions.sh --check
  • focused BATS: 54/54 passed across adapters, help, completions, and launch configuration
  • full BATS: 553/555 passed locally; the two failures reproduce unchanged on origin/main:
    • cmd_clean --merged uses nested registered worktree path
    • cmd_config set --global writes to global config (sandbox cannot write the configured global Git path)

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features

    • Added Antigravity support for editor and AI workflows.
    • Added generic PATH fallback support for compatible command-line tools.
    • Updated Cursor integration to support the current agent command.
    • Added Antigravity to shell completion suggestions.
  • Documentation

    • Expanded guidance for AI agents, adapters, automation, configuration precedence, and supported tools.
    • Clarified legacy integrations and native Windows support.
  • Tests

    • Added coverage for Antigravity and updated Cursor adapter behavior.

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Changes

The change adds Antigravity adapter support, updates Cursor CLI detection and launch order, marks Atom and Continue as legacy entries, refreshes shell completions, and updates usage and configuration documentation.

AI adapter support

Layer / File(s) Summary
Adapter registry and launch behavior
lib/adapters.sh, adapters/ai/cursor.sh, tests/adapters.bats
The registry adds Antigravity and uses agy-ide for the editor. Cursor detection and launch now prefer agent, with legacy fallbacks. Tests cover commands, flags, and working-directory handling.
CLI listings and completion support
lib/commands/adapter.sh, lib/commands/help.sh, completions/*, tests/adapters.bats
Help output and completions include Antigravity. Atom and Continue appear as legacy compatibility entries. Tests cover ready and missing legacy adapter statuses.
Usage and configuration documentation
README.md, docs/configuration.md, docs/troubleshooting.md, CHANGELOG.md
Documentation covers updated commands, PATH fallbacks, configuration precedence, adapter coverage, and Windows shell requirements.

Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes

Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to 28707

The PR updates adapter command selection and adds new integrations. It is mergeable with owner awareness that Cursor’s generic agent command could resolve to an unintended PATH executable and run with the selected worktree and user environment.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant User
  participant GitGtr as git gtr ai
  participant AdapterRegistry as lib/adapters.sh
  participant CursorAdapter as Cursor adapter
  participant Agent as agent executable

  User->>GitGtr: Select AI tool and pass flags
  GitGtr->>AdapterRegistry: Resolve adapter
  AdapterRegistry-->>GitGtr: Return adapter command
  GitGtr->>CursorAdapter: Start Cursor adapter
  CursorAdapter->>Agent: Invoke agent with flags and working directory
  Agent-->>User: Run the coding-agent session
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Suggested reviewers: averyjennings, natoboram

Poem

I’m a rabbit with adapters bright,
Antigravity joins the flight.
Cursor finds agent today,
Legacy tools remain in play.
Docs and completions guide the way.

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In `@lib/adapters.sh`:
- Line 21: Update the Antigravity editor adapter registry entry to invoke the
standard agy executable instead of agy-ide, and apply the same command-name
change in tests/adapters.bats and docs/configuration.md. Preserve the existing
adapter identifier, install guidance, and configuration behavior.

In `@lib/commands/adapter.sh`:
- Around line 60-61: Update _print_adapter_list and its adapter tables to
visibly mark atom and continue as legacy entries, or move them into a separate
legacy compatibility section; ensure they are no longer presented as ordinary
registry rows while preserving the existing listing output for current adapters.
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ddullah added a commit to TigerEye-Enterprise/git-worktree-runner that referenced this pull request Sep 5, 2026
* Detect and recover locked worktree entries with missing directories (coderabbitai#182)

git worktree prune skips locked entries by design, so a locked worktree
whose directory was deleted (e.g. a crashed agent session) lingers in the
registry and keeps its branch checked out. clean now detects this, offers
to unlock and prune (auto-confirmed by --force/--yes, previewed by
--dry-run), and prints the manual recovery command when declined.

* feat(clean): support closed PR cleanup (coderabbitai#183)

* feat(clean): support closed PR cleanup

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* fix(clean): address closed cleanup review nits

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* fix(clean): match GitLab head_sha fallback

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* Release v2.8.0

* Replace Homebrew bump action with direct formula update (coderabbitai#184)

* Replace Homebrew bump action with direct formula update

* Allow manual formula bump via workflow_dispatch

* Return non-zero when git gtr rm fails (coderabbitai#190)

* Fix rm exit status on removal failures

* Test public rm failure status

* chore: prepare v2.8.1 release

* fix(copy): bound includeDirs discovery (coderabbitai#191)

* fix(copy): bound includeDirs discovery

* test(copy): allow filesystem result order

* fix(copy): preserve basename fallback

* chore: prepare v2.8.2 release

* feat: inherit sparse-checkout in new worktrees (coderabbitai#186)

* feat: inherit sparse-checkout in new worktrees

When creating a new worktree from one with sparse-checkout enabled,
the new worktree inherits the cone pattern automatically. Controlled
by gtr.sparse.inherit config (default on) and --sparse/--no-sparse
flags. Adds reusable helpers for sparse-checkout replication.

* fix(sparse): address CodeRabbit review feedback on sparse-checkout inheritance

- Preserve slash-separated branch paths in _worktree_path_for_ref
- Allow fallback to top-level worktree when matching worktree is not sparse
- Add Git 2.25+ guard for sparse-checkout support with full checkout fallback
- Fix non-cone mode to use init --no-cone (git defaults to cone mode)
- Improve error handling: failed sparse inheritance now falls back to full
  checkout and hard-errors if that fails, instead of leaving --no-checkout
  worktree empty
- Add tests for slash refs, non-cone inheritance, and sparse config precedence

* fix: harden sparse-checkout inheritance

* fix: support pre-2.20 config lookup

* fix: align sparse sources with git refs

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Co-authored-by: Tom Elizaga <tom.elizaga@gmail.com>

* Add PR worktree checkout command (coderabbitai#187)

* feat: add pull request worktree command

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* fix: make pr worktrees gh-aware

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* fix: harden pr worktree checkout

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* fix: address pr review feedback

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* Run CI on fork pull requests (coderabbitai#185)

* Run CI on fork pull requests

* fix(ci): minimize fork pull request permissions

* chore: prepare v2.9.0 release

* feat: add machine-readable worktree creation for agents (coderabbitai#192)

Adds stable porcelain output and hook disposition reporting for shell-native agent integrations, with tests and documentation.

* chore: prepare v2.10.0 release

* Refresh editor and AI adapter guidance (coderabbitai#193)

* Refresh editor and AI adapter guidance

* Address PR review: mark legacy adapter rows

* chore: prepare v2.11.0 release

* chore: regenerate completions from the adapter registry

The merge resolution hand-edited completions/gtr.bash and lost its 8-space indent, so
`generate-completions.sh --check` failed on CI. The content was already correct -- the
union of upstream's `antigravity` AI adapter and our `kilo` -- and regenerating
reproduced the other two completion files byte-identically, which confirms it.

Completions are GENERATED from the adapter registry in lib/adapters.sh. Hand-resolving
them in a merge was the wrong move; the registry is the single source of truth and the
generator is the only thing that should write these three files.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

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Co-authored-by: Tom Elizaga <tom.elizaga@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: scarf <greenscarf005@gmail.com>
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