Open a workspace and make it yours

Everything Antigravity does well depends on it looking at a real folder. So the first real decision is what goes in that folder.

Make the folder

Create a folder anywhere you like — call it taskflow-pm — and open it with File → Open Folder. Inside it, make four subfolders:

The split that matters is context/ against research/. Context is what you want the agent to assume; research is what you want it to cite. Keeping them apart is what lets you say “use the personas, but only claim what the transcripts support” and have that mean something.

Write the one file that pays for itself

Create context/company.md and put in it the things you explain to every new joiner. For this course, that is the TaskFlow brief — the full brief is on this site, and you can copy it straight in. For your own work, it is roughly:

• What the product is, in one sentence a stranger would understand
• Who buys it and who uses it, and why those are different people
• The three or four metrics you are actually judged on, defined precisely
• What you have already decided and are not revisiting this quarter
• Words your company uses oddly — every company has five

Half a page is enough. The test is whether a competent PM who read only this file would stop asking you obvious questions.

Then check it took

Open the agent panel and ask something the file answers and general knowledge does not:

Read @context/company.md. In two sentences, who is TaskFlow’s buyer, and how is that different from its daily user?

If the answer is specific — the admin who needs governance, the engineer who wants speed — the context is landing. If it is generic, the file is too vague. Fix the file, not the prompt. This is the loop you will run for the rest of the course.