Mneme Works Alongside Google Antigravity
Antigravity coordinates autonomous coding agents across editor, terminal, and browser. Mneme works alongside agent-first development environments by providing repo-native architectural governance, ADR retrieval, and deterministic checks — the same compiled rules across every agent on the codebase.
The shape of the adjacency
Antigravity runs the agent. It plans tasks, executes terminal commands, exercises browsers, and surfaces Artifacts for review. Mneme runs above the agent — injecting architectural decisions before generation and validating outputs against compiled constraints at hook, commit, and CI time.
Neither replaces the other. Both belong in a mature agent-first workflow.
Agent-first IDEs increase autonomous execution. Architectural governance keeps that execution aligned.
Where the layers connect
- Pre-execution — Mneme retrieves the ADRs relevant to the task and surfaces them in the agent’s context.
- During execution —
mneme checkvalidates proposed changes against the compiled corpus before files are written. - Post-execution — CI runs the same checks; the verdict becomes a structured artifact alongside Antigravity’s native trail.
The reviewer sees both: what the agent did (the Antigravity Artifact stream) and whether the work belongs in the system (the governance verdict).
Adjacent surfaces
Integration page
Hero, governance surfaces, example flow, and what Mneme enforces inside Antigravity workflows.
Antigravity vs Mneme
Capability matrix comparing the agentic IDE and the governance layer.
Agentic IDE Governance
The control-layer concept Antigravity makes necessary.
Coordination ≠ governance
The market-context essay on what Antigravity solves and what it does not.
Architectural governance for agent-first development workflows
Open-source. Repo-native. Works alongside Google Antigravity and every other agentic IDE on the codebase — same compiled ADR-derived constraints, enforced at hook, commit, PR, and CI.