Installation Guide
Antigravity Manager supports multiple installation methods across all major platforms. Choose the method that best fits your workflow.Terminal Installation (Recommended)
The fastest way to install Antigravity Manager is using our cross-platform installation scripts. These scripts automatically detect your OS, architecture, and package manager.Supported Formats:
- Linux:
.deb(Debian/Ubuntu),.rpm(Fedora/RHEL),.AppImage(Universal) - macOS:
.dmg(Universal Binary for Intel & Apple Silicon) - Windows: NSIS
.exeinstaller
Advanced Installation Options
The installation scripts support additional parameters for advanced users:- Linux/macOS
- Windows
Homebrew Installation (macOS & Linux)
If you have Homebrew installed, you can use it to install and manage Antigravity Manager:Arch Linux Specific Installation
Arch Linux users have two additional options:- One-Click Script (Recommended)
- Homebrew (Linuxbrew)
Docker Deployment (NAS/Server)
Docker deployment is recommended for headless servers, NAS devices, or containerized environments. The Docker image includes native v4.0.3 Headless architecture with built-in web UI.Quick Start with Docker Run
Required. Used for all AI request authentication. Set this to any secure string (e.g.,
sk-antigravity).Optional. Used for Web UI login. If not set, defaults to
API_KEY value.Maximum request body size in bytes (default: 100MB). Increase for large multimodal requests.
Authentication Scenarios
Scenario A: Only API_KEY is set
Scenario A: Only API_KEY is set
- Web Login: Use
API_KEYto access the dashboard - API Calls: Use
API_KEYfor AI request authentication
Scenario B: Both API_KEY and WEB_PASSWORD are set (Recommended)
Scenario B: Both API_KEY and WEB_PASSWORD are set (Recommended)
- Web Login: Must use
WEB_PASSWORD. Using API Key will be rejected (more secure) - API Calls: Continue to use
API_KEY
Docker Compose Deployment
For more complex setups, use Docker Compose:System Requirements for Docker
Memory
Recommended: 1GBMinimum: 256MB
Persistence
Mount
/root/.antigravity_tools to preserve account data and configurationArchitecture
Supports both x86_64 and ARM64 platforms
Retrieving Forgotten Credentials
Manual Download
Prefer to download the installer directly? Get the latest release from GitHub:GitHub Releases
Download platform-specific installers:
- macOS:
.dmg(Universal Binary - supports Apple Silicon & Intel) - Windows:
.msior portable.zip - Linux:
.deb,.rpm, orAppImage
Platform-Specific Instructions
- macOS
- Windows
- Linux
Troubleshooting
macOS: "App is damaged" error
macOS: "App is damaged" error
This is caused by macOS Gatekeeper security for non-App Store applications.Solution 1 - Command Line (Recommended):Solution 2 - Homebrew Installation:
Linux: AppImage won't run
Linux: AppImage won't run
Missing FUSE:Permission Issues:
Docker: Connection refused
Docker: Connection refused
Check if container is running:View logs:Verify port binding:
Windows: Installation blocked by SmartScreen
Windows: Installation blocked by SmartScreen
- Click “More info” in the SmartScreen dialog
- Click “Run anyway”
Verifying Installation
After installation, verify Antigravity Manager is working:Launch the Application
- Desktop: Find “Antigravity Tools” in your application launcher
- Docker: Navigate to
http://localhost:8045
Updating Antigravity Manager
Antigravity Manager v4.1.16+ includes native auto-update support:Automatic Updates
The application will automatically check for updates and notify you when a new version is available. Updates download in the background.
Manual Updates
You can also manually download and install new versions from GitHub Releases.
Linux Auto-Update: v4.1.16+ includes full auto-update support for AppImage on both
x86_64 and aarch64 architectures.Next Steps
Quick Start Guide
Now that you have Antigravity Manager installed, learn how to add your first account and make API calls.