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# Vortex for Antigravity

You have two ways to install Vortex for Antigravity:

* Using the Antigravity SonarQube plugin
* Using the SonarQube CLI

Once installed, both options result in exactly the same thing, as the plugin installs the SonarQube CLI for you and automates the integration in the agent. We recommend that individual developers use the SonarQube plugin, and teams or organizations use the CLI directly for automated deployments.

## Installing Vortex for Antigravity using the SonarQube plugin

### Step 1: Install the SonarQube plugin for Antigravity

The SonarQube plugin is distributed from the [SonarSource/sonarqube-agent-plugins](https://github.com/SonarSource/sonarqube-agent-plugins) repository. There is no `@vendor` marketplace shorthand, so install by using a git URL, archive, or local path.

From your shell, run:

```bash
agy plugin install https://github.com/SonarSource/sonarqube-agent-plugins
```

This installs the plugin globally under `~/.gemini/config/plugins/sonarqube/`.

For more details, see [Antigravity](/agent-centric-development-cycle/developer-tools/agent-plugins/antigravity.md).

### Step 2: Run the integration skill

After installing the plugin, finish setup by running the guided integration skill:

```
/sonarqube:sonar-integrate
```

The skill installs or updates the SonarQube CLI, authenticates it, and runs `sonar integrate` to set up context augmentation and agentic analysis for the current project.

### Step 3: Restart your agent

If your agent is running, restart it so the integration is loaded for the current project.

### Step 4: Verify your setup

[Verify the setup](/agent-centric-development-cycle/inside-your-agent-the-agentic-loop/how-to-guides/check-vortex-setup.md): ask your agent *"What is the current architecture of the project? Limit the answer to the top-level blocks."*

## Installing Vortex for Antigravity using the SonarQube CLI

### Step 1: Install the SonarQube CLI

[Install the SonarQube CLI](/sonarqube-cli/quickstart-guide.md) and [authenticate](/sonarqube-cli/quickstart-guide.md#step-2-authenticate).

### Step 2: Integrate your project

Run the following command at the root of your project's repository:

```bash
sonar integrate antigravity --project <your_project_key>
```

The CLI asks you questions. Answer "yes" when asked if you want "Context Augmentation" and "Agentic Analysis".

### Step 3: Restart your agent

If your agent is running, restart it so the integration is loaded for the current project.

### Step 4: Verify your setup

[Verify the setup](/agent-centric-development-cycle/inside-your-agent-the-agentic-loop/how-to-guides/check-vortex-setup.md): ask your agent *"What is the current architecture of the project? Limit the answer to the top-level blocks."*


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