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Antigravity Loop V2.0
How Autonomous AI Thinks, Acts & Verifies

Loop Engineering in Antigravity

Loop Engineering is the strategy of connecting an AI model to an environment through continuous feedback loops. Instead of making blind guesses, the AI inspects real evidence, sets safety boundaries, tests its own actions, and remembers past mistakes.

Fact-Based
Inspects Actual System Data
Sandboxed
Delegates Safely to Helpers
Rule-Bound
Follows Strict Safety Policies
Self-Learning
Never Repeats a Mistake
The 5-Step AI Decision Cycle

Click any stage in the interactive loop diagram below to see how Antigravity guides AI agents through an orderly, secure cycle of observation, planning, action, verification, and memory.

💡 Click or hover any stage to inspect how it works
1
Inspect Evidence (Gather Facts)
Step 1 of 5

The AI starts every task by gathering real, objective facts from the environment:

What the AI inspects

  • Actual system status and raw log files
  • Security policies and user guidelines
  • Inbox messages from helper AI assistants
  • A memory list of past mistakes to avoid

Golden Rule

Don't guess what went wrong. Inspect the real error reports first.
The 4 Types of AI Feedback Loops

Antigravity uses four distinct feedback loops operating across different timeframes to keep work safe, focused, and accurate.

Action Loop Instant Feedback

Direct Action Loop

Instant feedback for routine tasks (e.g. AI proposes a small change → system checks syntax → AI fixes any immediate typos). Think of it like smart auto-correct for complex workflows.

Speed: Sub-second
Risk Level: Minimal (Local Scope)
Purpose: Quick syntax & formatting fixes
Helper Network Isolated Sandboxes

Assistant Delegation Loop

The primary AI delegates heavy research or risk-heavy experiments to specialized helper AI assistants running safely inside isolated sandboxes, protecting the main workspace.

Security: Sandboxed & Isolated
Clutter: Zero main context bloat
Communication: Structured status reports
Persistent Memory Continuous

Self-Improvement Memory Loop

When the AI receives a correction or hits a failure, it records the anti-pattern in tasks/lessons.md. This permanent memory automatically constrains all future AI actions.

Scope: Permanent / Project-wide
Trigger: User correction or policy alert
Memory File: tasks/lessons.md
Watchdog Loop Background

Automated Monitoring Loop

Background timers and health checkers monitor long-running operations or remote cloud deployments, automatically alerting the AI if something stalls or fails.

Monitoring: Background & Scheduled
Mechanism: Schedule & Cron timers
Benefit: No endless waiting or CPU waste
4 Laws of Safe AI Loop Engineering

Core security and operational principles for controlling autonomous AI agents safely in enterprise settings.

01

Facts Over Assumptions

Never let an AI guess why an issue happened. Force the AI to inspect raw system logs and evidence before making any changes.

02

Strict Safety Guardrails

Every autonomous loop must have clear stopping rules and boundaries to prevent the AI from repeating an action endlessly or making unapproved changes.

03

Sandboxed Assistant Delegation

Keep the main AI's workspace clean and secure by letting helper assistants handle exploratory background tasks inside isolated sandbox environments.

04

Trust, But Verify

Never take the AI's word that a task is complete. Require empirical proof—such as passing automated security checks and system health tests—before accepting a result.

Interactive Case Study

Step through a plain-language scenario: Fixing a Security & Rate-Limiting Defect in a Customer Portal without interrupting live operations.

Step 1 of 5: Inspecting Evidence
STAGE: 1. INSPECT EVIDENCE
AI WORKLOAD: Focused & Clean
ACTION: Reading Security System Logs
Live Loop Simulator Sandbox

Watch autonomous AI agent loops resolve incoming system tasks in real-time. Adjust the safety controls and speed below to see how helper assistants, guardrails, and memory retention impact task resolution.

💡 What am I looking at in this simulation?
1. Incoming Incidents: System tasks arrive on the left (e.g. Access Control Flaw, Rate-Limit Spike).
2. 5-Stage Agent Loops: AI Assistants pick up tasks and cycle through Inspect → Plan → Act → Verify → Remember.
3. Audit Shields: Green audit rings verify the fix before moving tasks to the Verified Vault.
4. Memory Bank: When Memory is enabled, past incident fixes are remembered so similar future tasks resolve instantly without retries!
5.4s
Resolution Speed
94.2%
Efficiency Score
99.4%
Security Pass Rate
0
Wasted Retries