Working across 15–20 active projects in Antigravity made switching windows a constant papercut. The built-in Command Palette (Cmd + Shift + P ➔ Switch Window) requires too much typing when you just want to jump somewhere instantly. Right-clicking the Antigravity Dock icon becomes a crowded, unreadable wall of text once you have that many workspaces open, and hunting through Mission Control with dozens of identical dark windows wastes focus.

Antigravity Spaces solves this with a lightweight, native macOS floating HUD switcher. Hit ⌥A from anywhere, type two characters, press Enter or ⌘1–⌘9, and you're already in your code.

Switching between open projects shouldn't interrupt your concentration. Antigravity Spaces automatically identifies every running Antigravity IDE workspace, formats project hierarchies into clean titles, and gives you a Spotlight-style Floating Gaussian Blur HUD Switcher summoned globally via ⌥A (Option + A) or the menu bar.

Filter 20+ active workspaces in milliseconds by project name or active file, jump via ⌘1 through ⌘9, or navigate with arrow keys and Tab. No windows hidden behind desktops. No hunting through Mission Control. Just your workspaces, organized and immediately available.

- Floating Frosted Glass HUD. Raycast/Spotlight-style floating panel with hardware-accelerated macOS Gaussian blur and vibrancy.

- Global Shortcut (⌥A). Summon the switcher instantly from any space, desktop, or full-screen application without lifting your hands from the keyboard.

- Real-Time Fuzzy Search. Type project or file names to filter dozens of open repositories in milliseconds.

- Instant Keyboard Navigation. Switch fluidly with ⌘1through⌘9, cycle withTab/⇧Tabor↑/↓, and press↵ Enter.

- Hybrid Menu Bar. Keep your menu bar glyph (A↗) for quick glances or click to toggle the HUD.

- Zero External Dependencies. Built in 100% native Swift with AppKit and CoreGraphics. Operates with a memory footprint under 12 MB and 0% idle CPU.

- Private by Default. Completely local execution. No telemetry, no network calls, and no analytics.

Clone the repository and run the setup script:

git clone https://github.com/ApollosWave/antigravity-spaces.git

cd antigravity-spaces

./install.shThe installer compiles the native Swift binary, installs it to ~/.local/bin/antigravity-spaces (with aspaces alias), and configures a lightweight macOS launchd service so the switcher is available whenever you log in.

Build and launch the application directly using Make:

git clone https://github.com/ApollosWave/antigravity-spaces.git

cd antigravity-spaces

# Compile and start immediately

make run

# Or install and configure launch on login

make autostartBecause Antigravity Spaces coordinates window focus across applications, macOS requires standard Accessibility access (if using iTerm or other terminals):

- When launched for the first time, macOS will display an Accessibility permission request.

- Select Open System Settings (or navigate to System Settings > Privacy & Security > Accessibility).

- Enable access for antigravity-spaces.

Note

The official macOS Terminal app does not require any system or Accessibility permissions.

- macOS Monterey (12.0) or later

- Swift 5.9 or later (included with Xcode Command Line Tools)

- Antigravity IDE

MIT License. Designed and maintained by ApollosWave LLC.