Antigravity Always Run — Autonomous Agent Auto-Clicker

Auto-clicks Yes, Run, Retry, Accept, Approve, and Confirm buttons so your AI agent can work fully autonomously — no human babysitting required.

💡 Zero Setup Required: This extension uses a lightweight native macro approach. It does not use complex Chrome DevTools Protocol (CDP) solutions, so you do not need to create custom launchers or pass special --remote-debugging-port flags to the IDE!

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🚀 Install

1. Open Antigravity IDE (or VS Code)
2. Go to Extensions sidebar (Ctrl+Shift+X)
3. Search "Antigravity Always Run" and click Install

Or install from Open VSX or GitHub Releases.

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✨ Features

• 🎯 Activity bar icon — click to open the side panel
• ▶️ One-click toggle — Start / Stop with a single button
• 🔄 Per-button controls — individually enable/disable Yes, Run, Retry, Accept
• 🔍 Deep scan — searches main window, iframes, shadow DOM, and webviews
• ⚠️ Risk warning — collapsible safety banner (auto-detects English/Vietnamese)
• 📋 Activity log — tracks every click with timestamps (last 50 entries)
• 🔢 Click counter — shows total auto-clicked buttons in real time

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📖 Usage

1. Click the 🎯 Always Run icon in the activity bar (left sidebar)
2. The side panel opens with controls and a risk warning
3. Click ▶️ Start Auto — the extension handles everything automatically
4. Toggle individual buttons (Yes / Run / Retry / Accept) as needed
5. Click 🛑 Stop to pause — click ▶️ Start again to resume instantly

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🔍 How It Works — Why DevTools?

When you click Start Auto for the first time, the extension briefly opens DevTools, injects a small JavaScript scanner, and closes DevTools. This is the only way to make it work:

• VS Code extensions run in a sandbox — they cannot access the editor's own UI buttons (like "Yes", "Run", "Retry" dialogs). The extension API does not expose these elements.
• Chrome DevTools Protocol (CDP) would be an alternative, but requires special launcher arguments (--remote-debugging-port) not available by default.
• The injected script is a lightweight DOM scanner. It communicates with the extension via a local HTTP server (127.0.0.1, random port) to receive config updates in real time.

After the first injection, all subsequent Start / Stop actions only toggle config — no DevTools interaction is needed again.

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🔧 Manual Setup (if auto-inject fails)

On some platforms (especially macOS), the automatic injection may fail due to OS permission restrictions. You can manually inject the script:

1. Open the side panel → click ▶️ Start Auto (this generates the script)
2. Expand the 🔧 Manual Setup section in the panel
3. Click 🔧 Open DevTools button
4. Click the Console tab in DevTools
5. Click 📋 Copy to copy the injection script
6. Paste into the Console:
   • Windows / Linux: Ctrl+V
   • macOS: ⌘+V
   • Or right-click → Paste
7. If you see "type allow pasting" warning, type allow pasting, press Enter, then paste again
8. Press Enter — you should see [AlwaysRun] Injected. in the console
9. DevTools will close automatically once confirmed

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🛡️ Transparency & Security

We understand that "opening DevTools and pasting a script" may raise concerns. We want to be fully transparent:

• 📖 100% Open Source — Every line of code is public. You can inspect the injected script in AutoAcceptPanel.ts (search for _buildInjectScript).
• 🔒 No external network calls — The scanner only communicates with 127.0.0.1 (your own machine). Zero data is sent to any external server.
• 👀 Verify anytime — Open DevTools (Help > Toggle Developer Tools) and check the console. You'll see [AlwaysRun] Scanning... logs for every cycle and [AlwaysRun] Clicked: ... for every action taken.
• 🧹 Nothing persists — Reload the window and the script is gone. Nothing is installed or saved outside of the extension's normal operation.

Source Code: github.com/billythekidz/AntigravityAlwaysRun

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⚠️ Warning

You are fully responsible when running the agent autonomously. Risks include:

• 🔥 Your project may be destroyed or modified unexpectedly
• 💾 Other drives or projects on your machine may be affected
• 💸 AI model quota will be consumed very quickly

Recommended: Use the Google AI Ultra plan and set up proper rules for the agent before enabling auto mode.

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🏗️ Build from source

npm install
npm run compile
npx -y @vscode/vsce package --no-dependencies

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🙏 Credits

Based on the original gist by @cotamatcotam:

https://gist.github.com/cotamatcotam/2b080b7c34a5d07c314a4c2978d7f0cd

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📝 Open Source

• Repository: github.com/billythekidz/AntigravityAlwaysRun
• Issues & Requests: GitHub Issues
• License: MIT

Keywords: auto click, auto accept, always run, autonomous agent, antigravity ide, vscode, ai coding assistant, auto approve