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Add Walrus Memory to Antigravity so the agent recalls context and saves durable facts. Install it as a plugin (adds automatic-memory hooks) or as MCP-only (just the tools).

  • Node.js 20+
  • A Walrus Memory account. The first memory tool call opens a browser sign-in (memwal_login).

Installation

Deploy the plugin (MCP server + lifecycle hooks) into Antigravity's plugin directory:

npx degit MystenLabs/Walrus Memory/packages/mcp/plugin ~/.gemini/config/plugins/memwal

Restart Antigravity, then ask the agent to run memwal_login on first use.

What the plugin includes

ComponentPluginMCP-only
Walrus Memory MCP (memory tools)
Lifecycle hooks (automatic recall/save)

Lifecycle hooks (plugin only)

HookEventWhat it does
Session startSessionStartAnnounces that memory is active and reminds the agent to use the memwal_* tools.
User promptUserPromptSubmitDetects when your message references past work or states a durable fact, and reminds the agent to recall or save.
Post-toolPostToolUse (Bash)When a command errors, reminds the agent to recall prior fixes and save the resolution.

Available tools

ToolDescription
memwal_rememberSave a durable fact (preference, decision, constraint, identity).
memwal_remember_bulkSave several distinct facts in one call.
memwal_recallSemantic search across stored memories for relevant context.
memwal_analyzeExtract and save multiple facts from a passage of text.
memwal_restoreRebuild the search index from Walrus (recovery).
memwal_healthFast connectivity check.
memwal_login / memwal_logoutConnect or disconnect this client.

The tool descriptions tell the agent to save and recall proactively. See Reference for full parameters.

Verify

Ask the agent what MCP tools it has available. You should see the memwal_* tools. State a durable fact and confirm the agent saves it with memwal_remember.

Troubleshooting

  • Tools missing: restart Antigravity after installation.
  • Not signed in: ask the agent to run memwal_login, approve in the browser, then retry.
  • memwal_recall returns nothing although you saved before: run memwal_restore <namespace> to rebuild the index from Walrus.