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Agy Delegate by bacnh85 — Agent Skill

Name: Agy Delegate
Rating: 4.666666666666667 (3 reviews)
Author: bacnh85

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agy-delegate

Use the agy_execute tool to offload large scaffolding, repetitive refactors, or exhaustive test generation via the Antigravity CLI.

Prerequisites

Install the Antigravity CLI (a Go binary, not pipx):

curl -fsSL https://antigravity.google/cli/install.sh | bash

Authenticate in a terminal (one-time):
```
agy
```
Verify the CLI works:
```
agy --version
agy models
```

Tool usage

agy_execute prompt="Refactor all snake_case variables to camelCase in src/models/"
agy_execute prompt="Generate exhaustive unit tests for src/auth/" model=flash-low
agy_execute prompt="Plan the migration to ESM" model=sonnet mode=plan digest=true

Modes

Mode	Purpose
`plan`	Exploration and planning — no edits
`accept-edits` (default)	Implementation — agy applies edits directly
`sandbox`	Preview changes without applying

Rules

Always review the git diff after agy runs with accept-edits.
Never use agy for irreversible production changes.
Use flash-medium by default, flash-low for trivial/high-volume work, and flash-high for difficult agentic work.
Escalate within the Gemini quota group to pro-low or pro-high only when needed.
Use sonnet for normal Claude-group coding/review; reserve opus for the hardest architecture or root-cause work.
Use gpt-oss when an open-model alternative is specifically desired.
For consequential work, have one family produce and the opposite family review with mode=plan; do not spend both groups on trivial tasks.
Batch related work, avoid parallel calls within one shared-quota group, and use digest=true (default) for non-write tasks.
Legacy tier=flash|flash-lo|pro remains supported, but model takes precedence.

How pi-agy controls the handoff

Pi delegates to agy as a producer, not an autonomous agent. Each call is framed for verifiability and parseability:

plan is read-only; returns parsed JSON (the .response field).
accept-edits and sandbox both write, so pi-agy passes --dangerously-skip-permissions (headless -p auto-denies writes without it). In accept-edits, if the project has a test script, pi-agy appends a verify-loop instruction (run \npm test` and fix failures`).
sandbox also returns parsed JSON.
Model aliases map to agy's canonical machine names; run agy models if Antigravity renames them.

---name: agy-delegatedescription: Delegate bulk implementation, scaffolding, repetitive refactors, and exhaustive test generation to the Antigravity CLI (agy).license: MIT---# agy-delegateUse the `agy_execute` tool to offload large scaffolding, repetitive refactors,or exhaustive test generation via the Antigravity CLI.## Prerequisites1. Install the Antigravity CLI (a Go binary, not pipx): ```bash curl -fsSL https://antigravity.google/cli/install.sh | bash ````2. Authenticate in a terminal (one-time): ```bash agy ```3. Verify the CLI works: ```bash agy --version agy models ```## Tool usage```agy_execute prompt="Refactor all snake_case variables to camelCase in src/models/"agy_execute prompt="Generate exhaustive unit tests for src/auth/" model=flash-lowagy_execute prompt="Plan the migration to ESM" model=sonnet mode=plan digest=true```## Modes| Mode | Purpose ||------|---------|| `plan` | Exploration and planning — no edits || `accept-edits` (default) | Implementation — agy applies edits directly || `sandbox` | Preview changes without applying |## Rules- **Always review the `git diff`** after agy runs with `accept-edits`.- **Never use agy for irreversible production changes.**- Use `flash-medium` by default, `flash-low` for trivial/high-volume work, and `flash-high` for difficult agentic work.- Escalate within the Gemini quota group to `pro-low` or `pro-high` only when needed.- Use `sonnet` for normal Claude-group coding/review; reserve `opus` for the hardest architecture or root-cause work.- Use `gpt-oss` when an open-model alternative is specifically desired.- For consequential work, have one family produce and the opposite family review with `mode=plan`; do not spend both groups on trivial tasks.- Batch related work, avoid parallel calls within one shared-quota group, and use `digest=true` (default) for non-write tasks.- Legacy `tier=flash|flash-lo|pro` remains supported, but `model` takes precedence.## How pi-agy controls the handoffPi delegates to agy as a **producer**, not an autonomous agent. Each call isframed for verifiability and parseability:- **`plan`** is read-only; returns parsed JSON (the `.response` field).- **`accept-edits`** and **`sandbox`** both write, so pi-agy passes `--dangerously-skip-permissions` (headless `-p` auto-denies writes without it). In `accept-edits`, if the project has a `test` script, pi-agy appends a verify-loop instruction (`run \`npm test\` and fix failures`).- **`sandbox`** also returns parsed JSON.- Model aliases map to agy's canonical machine names; run `agy models` if Antigravity renames them.

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