agyloop¶
Onion-architected, autonomous Google Antigravity / Gemini session runner — never blocks on a human, and never treats billing or daily-quota exhaustion as a short waitable RPM blip.
What problem this solves¶
Antigravity / Gemini sessions hit usage limits. A single turn ending does not
tell you whether the task finished. A 429 RESOURCE_EXHAUSTED does not tell
you whether waiting will help: an RPM window resets; an RPD window waits until
the next Pacific midnight; a spend / credits cap never grows a reset timestamp.
agyloop exists to get those distinctions right, automatically, so you can
hand it a plan and walk away.
Where to go next¶
| I want to... | Read |
|---|---|
| Install it and run the first session | Installation |
| See a short end-to-end | Quickstart |
| Set auth, env, and flags | Configuration |
| Operator reference | Usage |
| Understand RPM vs RPD vs credits | Rate limits vs credits |
| Understand why it never waits on stdin | Never blocking |
| Call Gemini REST 1:1 | Generated REST surface |
| See why a hard call was made | ADR 0015 |
Project status¶
Public 0.1.0. Install from PyPI. The core loop, resilient waiting, CLI gateway, git savepoints, generated Developer REST CLI, and this documentation site ship in that release.
License¶
MIT. See Contributing to work on the code.