Episode 9: Practical Q&A (Part 1) - Consensus and Migration

⏱ Est. reading time: 3 min Updated on 5/7/2026

Before you begin multi-agent collaboration, you may have the following questions.

Q1: Can all three tools coexist in the same project?

Answer: Absolutely. Their configuration directories (.claude/, .gemini/, .agents/) do not conflict. You can define strict Hooks permissions for Claude Code and a visual UI debugging Workflow for Antigravity for the same project.

Q2: I've already written a CLAUDE.md. Can I use it for Gemini or Antigravity?

Partial Support.

  • Best Practice: Move general project instructions to AGENTS.md. This is the industry-recognized standard for cross-tool instructions, and all three tools will actively read this file.
  • Priority Notice: In Antigravity, GEMINI.md has a higher priority than AGENTS.md; in Claude Code, CLAUDE.md takes precedence. Be mindful of potential content conflicts.

Q3: Which tool is best for CI/CD integration?

Recommended: Claude Code or Gemini CLI. Both tools support a -p (prompt) non-interactive mode, making them perfect for embedding in GitHub Actions or GitLab CI. Example: gemini -p "Analyze the code quality of this PR" < diff.txt.

Q4: I want to define multiple expert roles in my project. Which tool offers the best isolation?

Recommended: Claude Code or Gemini CLI. They support true independent sub-process Agents with completely isolated context windows. Antigravity's "multi-role" approach is more like rapid persona switching within the same conversation window, which can lead to context bleed.