Tag Archives: agy

Supercharging Local AI Agents on Signal: Fast-Paths, Live Typing Indicators, and Session Continuity

By | November 11, 2026
0 Comment

Running a full-scale agentic AI—like Google Antigravity (agy), Claude Code, or a local LLM with tool-use capabilities—directly inside your homelab or developer workstation gives you immense power. You can orchestrate deployments, query infrastructure metrics, check smart home sensors, and run automated diagnostics without exposing any private data or API keys to third-party consumer chat wrappers.… Read More: Supercharging Local AI Agents on Signal: Fast-Paths, Live Typing Indicators,… »

Hardening Local AI Agents: Procedural Skills, Mistake Ledgers, and Real-Time Verification

By | November 10, 2026
0 Comment

In Learning While You Sleep: Implementing Anthropic’s Out-of-Band Memory “Dreaming” in Obsidian Part 4 of this series]], we implemented Anthropic’s out-of-band “Dreaming” architecture for my local CLI assistant, Google Antigravity (agy). By running a nightly batch consolidation cycle over raw session transcripts, the agent gained the ability to autonomously distill episodic events into durable declarative… Read More: Hardening Local AI Agents: Procedural Skills, Mistake Ledgers, and Real-Time… »

From Mobile Scans to AI-Queried Library: Syncing Android Book Catalogue with Obsidian and Antigravity

By | November 7, 2026
0 Comment

For book lovers and physical media collectors, cataloging an extensive physical library is a rite of passage. But having cataloged hundreds or thousands of books, where does that data live? All too often, personal collections get locked into siloed smartphone apps or proprietary walled gardens like Goodreads. You can scan barcodes on your phone, but… Read More: From Mobile Scans to AI-Queried Library: Syncing Android Book Catalogue… »

Learning While You Sleep: Implementing Anthropic’s Out-of-Band Memory “Dreaming” for Local AI Agents in Obsidian

By | November 7, 2026
0 Comment

In Part 3 Self-Curating AI Memory: How My Local Agent Autonomously Writes and Manages Its Own Knowledge Base in Obsidian, I walked through how I gave my local CLI assistant, Google Antigravity (agy), autonomous authority to read, write, and maintain its own structured memory files inside my Obsidian vault (Meta/antigravity-memory.md, Meta/states/antigravity.md, and Meta/agent-log.md). Allowing an… Read More: Learning While You Sleep: Implementing Anthropic’s Out-of-Band Memory “Dreaming” for… »

Self-Curating AI Memory: How My Local Agent Autonomously Writes and Manages Its Own Knowledge Base in Obsidian

By | November 7, 2026
0 Comment

In the first two installments of this series, I solved two foundational problems for my local CLI coding and infrastructure assistant, Google Antigravity (agy): Those two layers gave my agent eyes into the past. What they did not give it was agency over its own memory. Early on, my memory workflow still relied on human-in-the-loop… Read More: Self-Curating AI Memory: How My Local Agent Autonomously Writes and… »

Giving Local AI Assistants Long-Term Memory: Automated Session Archiving and Context Bridging with Antigravity (agy), SQLite, and Obsidian

By | October 11, 2026
0 Comment

When working with terminal-based agentic AI assistants like Google Antigravity (agy), you quickly realize that their raw reasoning power and tool execution are extraordinary. Whether diagnosing a degraded Btrfs array across remote NAS nodes, managing IoT smart home gateways, or optimizing complex build pipelines, an autonomous agent can orchestrate dozens of shell commands, inspect system… Read More: Giving Local AI Assistants Long-Term Memory: Automated Session Archiving and… »

Home Assistant & Smart Infrastructure Setup (12): Off-Grid Smart Home Control, Bridging Meshtastic (LoRa) and Home Assistant Assist

By | June 23, 2026
0 Comment
Man controlling smart home dashboard on tablet connected to LoRa node device on table

Imagine controlling your entire smart home—closing blinds, turning off lights, checking room temperatures, or arming security systems—from miles away, without cellular coverage, internet access, or grid dependencies. By combining Meshtastic (an open-source, decentralized LoRa mesh network) with Home Assistant (the ultimate local home automation hub), you can build a secure, long-range, off-grid control link that… Read More: Home Assistant & Smart Infrastructure Setup (12): Off-Grid Smart Home… »