What do you want to automate today?
This website teaches you what AI agents can do, explains how to instruct them, shares sample instruction sets that do sophisticated things, and then gives you a step-by-step guide to install an agent (Google's Antigravity) and start automating.
What is an AI Agent?
An AI agent follows your plain-english instructions to control your computer exactly as a human would. It can use applications, browse the web, write files, run code and break massive problems down into smaller steps. It's basically your robot employee.
What are workflows?
A workflow is a detailed step-by-step instruction guide for the agent. It executes the guide one step at a time. Think of each step as a single prompt to a traditional chatbot AI, except: (a) instead of you sitting there and feeding it prompts manually, the agent handles it automatically, and (b) whereas a chatbot AI can only respond by outputting text on your screen, an agent can do much more.
What can agents do?
- Full file access: Can read and write files on your computer.
- Works on its own: Whether you give it a detailed step-by-step instruction guide (workflow) or you just one-shot a request, it can work for hours without human intervention.
- Recursive analysis: Generates an output, looks at it, improves it, and repeats until it's exactly what you wanted.
- Breaks down big tasks into small pieces: If you submit a big prompt to a chatbot AI, it gives you an answer with diluted reasoning. If you break it down into 20 smaller subprompts and submit those one at a time, the reasoning quality skyrockets. An ideal agent should do this automatically.
- Browses the Internet: Has its own real browser that you see browsing websites. This browser retains persistent cookies, so once you log in to a site, you remain logged in. Normally, this built-in browser sends an 'I am a bot' signal to websites. However, you can bypass this by using the "Control every app in Windows" method below to operate your personal browser instead, which will not send the bot signal.
- Controls every app in Windows: It can control any app by taking a picture of your screen and finding out where to click or type things. While this method is slow, for some apps it can use faster methods. For example, it can install a DOM extension to control your Edge or Chrome browser without having to take constant screenshots. For native Windows apps, it can speed things up with tools like WinAppDriver to interface with the app directly. As agents become widespread, operating systems will natively support such faster control methods, eliminating the need for the AI to repeatedly take screenshots and simulate manual clicks.
- Terminal execution: Can use the command prompt or other tools to install software, run programs, and fix its own technical errors, just like an IT professional would.
- Has a memory: To the extent that you want it to remember things, it can remember any aspect of your work style or the projects you're working on for as long as you want by saving that information to files.
- Multi-engine support: The brain of the agent is something like Claude, Gemini, or ChatGPT. An ideal agent lets you pick the one you want for a particular task and switch between them automatically by embedding a command within your workflows.
Create Your Own Workflow
Just tell your agent what you want to do. Provide every single step you want it to follow — you can be as detailed as necessary. Then save the file in the global workflows folder and you're ready to run it.
You can also create skills files, which are subroutines that the agent runs when it's processing a step in a workflow.
Sample Workflows
Do you want to analyze a legal case?
This workflow asks you questions to understand what happened, and then identifies all possible legal claims and estimates a likelihood of success for each.
Learn more →Do you want to review thousands of documents?
This workflow processes massive document sets (PDFs, images, emails, text files) one at a time, grades each document on every claim and defense in the case, stores everything in a searchable database, and generates a chronology and case strategy.
Learn more →Do you want to guess how something will turn out?
Predict the future! Tell Antigravity what you want to predict (e.g. 'Will OpenAI achieve AGI by 2027?'). It starts by interviewing you to precisely define the question being predicted. Then it conducts thorough research, builds the strongest possible case FOR and AGAINST the outcome, and runs a 1,000-world Monte Carlo simulation to estimate probabilities. The result is a clean histogram showing the exact percentage chance of different outcomes, validated against real historical data.
Learn more →Do you want to fact-check?
This workflow breaks a claim or news story into individual factual assertions, independently verifies each one using primary sources, and produces a structured memo with cited evidence and verdicts.
Learn more →Do you want to check the credibility of an opinion?
This workflow sends multiple adversarial AI agents to investigate a claim from every angle, producing a PRO memo, a CON memo, a public misconception analysis, and a Monte Carlo credibility verdict.
Learn more →Do you want to analyze an important email?
This workflow performs a sentence-by-sentence dissection of an email, including rephrasing, grammar checks, fact-checking, credibility assessment, rhetorical analysis, and an effectiveness score.
Learn more →Do you want to quickly understand a YouTube video?
This workflow extracts a YouTube video's transcript and lets you choose how to break it down: by topic (opinions ranked by importance with supporting facts) or chronologically (following the video's timeline with timestamps).
Learn more →Do you want to quickly understand an article?
This workflow breaks an article down and lets you choose how to organize it: by topic (opinions ranked by importance with supporting facts) or chronologically (as a narrative story with theme sentences).
Learn more →Do you want to verify the AI's claims?
This workflow verifies the AI's own prior claims by finding independent evidence for every factual assertion, applying anti-circular-citation guards, and producing an HTML evidence packet with screenshot proof.
Learn more →Do you want to verify citations that have hyperlinks?
This workflow physically opens every URL in a document, confirms the cited content is actually on the page, takes screenshot proof, and automatically fixes any broken links.
Learn more →Do you need analogies from history or arts?
Give it a situation and it will find analogous situations in history, movies, and literature.
Learn more →Do you want to create a video lesson?
Generates a script for a NotebookLM audio/video lesson based on AI analysis. Supports general topics and a specialized "Legal Mode."
Learn more →Do you want to translate a document?
Translate documents between any two languages, going beyond simple machine translation by using a multi-step process of translating, self-reviewing, and refining to ensure the document sounds like it was written by a native speaker.
Learn more →Do you want to conduct deep web research?
An exhaustive workflow for conducting deep, multi-step web research on any topic.
Learn more →Do you want to analyze your prompts?
Analyzes how a prompt or ruleset communicates with high-end LLMs to find gaps, vagueness, or structural issues.
Learn more →Engine Control Hub
Antigravity allows you to seamlessly switch between different AI engines mid-workflow. Here's how to install the scripts and workflows that make it happen.
Learn more →Do you want to create a track changes Word document?
Generate a genuine, native Word document with Track Changes showing exactly what the AI changed in your document, ready for you to Accept or Reject.
Learn more →Do you want the AI to control your computer?
This workflow grants the AI agent full control over your desktop environment — web browsers, native applications, mouse, and keyboard — using a strict 3-pillar hierarchy (DOM control → native app automation → physical mouse/keyboard) for maximum speed and safety.
Learn more →Setting up Antigravity
In order to run these automated workflows natively on your own machine, you need to download the core software, install a few browser extensions, and configure your initial custom instructions. The master guide below will walk you through exactly how to do all of that step-by-step.