Community Discussion: Language Ports & Community Implementations

[allenhutchison]

Hi everyone,

First of all, a huge thank you to the community for the incredible enthusiasm surrounding the preview release of the Google Antigravity SDK! We’ve loved seeing how excited people are to build with it, including those of you who have already started exploring porting the SDK to other languages.

We wanted to create this dedicated discussion space to clarify our roadmap for the SDK, set expectations around contributions, and give you a place to connect with one another.

To help guide your efforts, please keep the following technical and project constraints in mind:

• Contribution Policy: The Antigravity SDK is not an open-source project, though the code is visible on GitHub. We are not currently accepting external contributions—including ports to other languages—and we do not plan to do so in the future.
• Rapid API Iteration: Because the SDK is currently in preview, we are rapidly iterating on its interfaces and structure. We do not expect to maintain significant stability in the API until we reach General Availability (GA). (Note: We do plan to continuously update our SKILL to help you migrate your Python code from one version of the SDK to another).
• Private Internal Contracts: The connection between the Python SDK and the local Go binary/harness is strictly private and subject to change from release to release. We do not maintain any backward compatibility for this internal transport layer, which will likely break un-official ports between updates.

What this space is for:

Because of these constraints, the Antigravity SDK Team cannot officially endorse, review, or support any third-party language ports. However, we don't want to squash the amazing creativity we've seen!

We’ve opened this discussion thread as a space for community members to share their work, collaborate, and discuss their own implementations with each other.

We will be moving existing feature requests and issues regarding alternative language support over to this discussion space so we can keep our primary issue tracker focused on bugs for the preview SDK.

Thank you again for your passion and for being part of the early journey of the Antigravity SDK!