Use VibeHost from inside Google's Antigravity IDE via MCP or the vibehost CLI.
Antigravity IDE, Google's agentic IDE, can talk to VibeHost in two ways: through the MCP server for agent-selected VibeHost tools, or through the vibehost CLI for local shell workflows and CI.
That's expected before authentication — continue to the next step.
Click Authenticate next to vibehost. A browser tab opens on api.vibehost.com.
Approve the request. Copy the authorization code (it's prefixed with mcpc_), paste it into the Antigravity prompt, and submit.
Antigravity refreshes vibehost automatically. The Unauthorized error disappears and you'll see something like 51 tools enabled plus a Sign out button (list_workspaces, create_app, create_deployment, ...).
Verify in an Antigravity chat:
List my VibeHost workspaces.
If Antigravity calls list_workspaces and returns your workspaces, the integration is live. From here you can ask for full flows:
Build this directory and deploy it to VibeHost as a new app called my-antigravity-app.
Antigravity picks the tools (typically create_app + create_deployment) and returns the live URL.
For local interactive use, sign in once with the CLI:
vibehost loginvibehost whoami --json
vibehost login opens a browser approval flow and stores the CLI token in ~/.config/vibehost/config.json. Antigravity can then call vibehost deploy ./dist, vibehost app inspect, etc. through its shell interface.
For CI or unattended scripts, use a Personal Access Token as a secret environment variable instead: