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The Antigravity delivery stack

ClickUp is the ticket, Antigravity runs the swarm, Gemini checks the recording, n8n closes the loop. Not a single Cursor session.

Who owns what

  1. ClickUp

    The story — AC, wireframes, Ready for Dev. Not the repo.

    Try ClickUp (opens in a new tab)

  2. n8n

    The trigger — ticket → agent, artifacts back. Not the browser test.

    Try n8n (opens in a new tab)

  3. Google Antigravity

    The swarm — editor, terminal, built-in browser, the recordings. Not the backlog.

    Try Google Antigravity (opens in a new tab)

  4. Google Gemini

    The watch — recording vs AC screenshots. Not bash on the host.

    Try Google Gemini (opens in a new tab)

How to use this stack

  1. Ticket hits Ready for Dev. n8n starts an Antigravity workspace. One orchestrator.
  2. Antigravity splits backend, UI, and e2e. Do not also run Cursor on the same ticket.
  3. Gemini only scores the recordings against the AC stills. It does not write the feature.
  4. n8n posts artifact links and moves QA. This is not spec-to-prototype. Not cursor-architecture.