Bug
When Antigravity makes code changes, the ledger entry records the agent as the git user (human) rather than antigravity, and the model field is empty.
Expected:
{"agent": "antigravity", "model": "claude-3-7-sonnet", ...}Actual:
{"agent": "Prakhar Khatri", "model": null, ...}Root cause (suspected):
The capture-antigravity.py hook may not be firing, or the payload from Antigravity's hook does not include the model name in a parseable field.
Debugging steps:
- Check
~/.agentdiff/logs/antigravity-hook-fired.log after an Antigravity edit — if empty, the hook is not firing at all
- If the log has entries, inspect the payload for the model field name
Environment:
- agentdiff v0.1.16
- Antigravity (version unknown)
Contributions welcome — especially from anyone who has Antigravity's hook payload schema.
Bug
When Antigravity makes code changes, the ledger entry records the agent as the git user (human) rather than
antigravity, and the model field is empty.Expected:
{"agent": "antigravity", "model": "claude-3-7-sonnet", ...}Actual:
{"agent": "Prakhar Khatri", "model": null, ...}Root cause (suspected):
The
capture-antigravity.pyhook may not be firing, or the payload from Antigravity's hook does not include the model name in a parseable field.Debugging steps:
~/.agentdiff/logs/antigravity-hook-fired.logafter an Antigravity edit — if empty, the hook is not firing at allEnvironment:
Contributions welcome — especially from anyone who has Antigravity's hook payload schema.