Native, non-invasive parallel multi-account & sandbox manager for Google Antigravity.
Run multiple Google Gemini Pro accounts side-by-side in independent, isolated windows on macOS and Windows.

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• 🚀 True Parallel Concurrency: Run multiple Google Gemini Pro accounts side-by-side in separate windows simultaneously without restarting or session switching.
• 🛡️ 100% Non-Invasive: Built strictly on Chromium/Electron's official --user-data-dir sandboxing. Zero binary patching, zero internal database modifications, zero account security risks.
• 🔑 Native Google OAuth: Complete, untouched Google Cloud authentication flow. Token refresh and sign-in redirects work seamlessly without proxies or interruptions.
• 🔍 Native Desktop Integration: Automatically generates independent macOS .app bundles (indexed by Spotlight) or Windows Desktop & Start Menu shortcuts (.lnk). Launch your instances directly via Spotlight (Cmd + Space) or Windows Search (Win + S).
• ⚡ Zero-Footprint & Ultra-Lightweight: No background daemon eating RAM (0 MB idle overhead). Powered purely by Python 3 with zero external pip or npm dependencies.
• 🗂️ Total Workspace Isolation: Each instance maintains completely separated extensions, local storage, indexedDB, and chat histories, preventing workspace contamination.

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/edison-land/paragravity/main/install.sh | bash

Clone the repository and add the bin directory to your user PATH:

git clone https://github.com/edison-land/paragravity.git $HOME\.paragravity
# Add $HOME\.paragravity\bin to PATH, then use:
pgrav create work

💡 Windows notes

• Open a new terminal after updating PATH — already-open shells won't pick up the change.
• python must be on PATH (any Python 3.8+ install works).
• Git Bash (MSYS2) is fully supported. bin/pgrav is a real POSIX script rather than a symlink, so it survives clones made with Windows' default core.symlinks=false and forwards arguments correctly. In CMD/PowerShell the bundled pgrav.cmd is used automatically.

brew tap edison-land/tap
brew install paragravity

💡 Tip: Both pgrav (short) and paragravity (full) are registered and ready to use!

Create a new sandbox with a single command:

pgrav create zwe

This instantly:

• Provisions an isolated sandbox at ~/.antigravity-profiles/zwe
• Generates a native macOS application Antigravity (zwe).app in ~/Applications
• Lives in ~/Applications, which Spotlight indexes automatically — find it with Spotlight (Cmd + Space)

To launch immediately upon creation:

pgrav create work --launch

To keep real ~/.ssh / ~/.config out of reach of agents running inside the profile, tighten the symlink policy with --links (default full preserves the original behavior):

pgrav create work --links minimal   # link git/shell configs and project dirs, skip .ssh/.config
pgrav create work --links none      # link almost nothing (keychain bridge only)

New profiles start clean, but you often want your custom keybindings, editor settings, snippets, agent skills, or MCP tools without having to re-configure them.

• Inherit from host: Copy settings and snippets, link skills & MCP tools from your host environment:

  pgrav create work -i
  # or
  pgrav create work --inherit-config

• Clone from an existing profile: Deep-copy configurations from another profile into a self-contained clone (independent lifecycle):

  pgrav create work2 --clone-from work

• Exclude MCP tools: Skip MCP tools inheritance if you prefer a clean tool slate:

  pgrav create work -i --no-mcp

🔒 Security Guarantee: Strict credential and session isolation. OAuth tokens (jetski-standalone-oauth-token, oauth_creds.json), Google account IDs, cookies, local storage, and conversation histories are NEVER copied or inherited. All profiles are created with owner-only (0700/0600) permissions.

View all your parallel instances, live process status, and bound Google accounts:

pgrav list
# or simply:
pgrav ls

💡 Computing on-disk size walks every file in the profile, which is slow once profiles grow — so it is off by default. Use pgrav list --size when you need it, or pgrav list --json for machine-readable output in scripts/CI.

Example Output:

PROFILE            STATUS         PID      ACCOUNT (GOOGLE)               SIZE       DESCRIPTION
───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
zwe                ● Running      49377    zwe.dev@gmail.com              —          Development account
work               ○ Stopped      -        work@company.com               —          Company projects

pgrav launch zwe

Or simply press Cmd + Space anywhere on your Mac and type Antigravity (zwe)!

You can also open a project folder directly at launch:

pgrav launch zwe ~/Projects/demo

pgrav stop zwe

Stopping is staged: the Electron main process first gets a chance to shut down cleanly and save workspace state, straggler children are reaped next, and only --force escalates to SIGKILL.

Background launches now write stdout/stderr to ~/.antigravity-profiles/<name>/logs/, so startup failures, sign-in and token-refresh issues are no longer invisible:

pgrav logs zwe         # tail of the latest launch log
pgrav logs zwe -f      # follow live output
pgrav logs zwe -n 200  # last 200 lines

When Google AntiGravity updates, ParaGravity automatically heals profiles upon launch. You can also run the health doctor anytime to inspect or repair stale locks, bytecode caches, and update isolation:

pgrav doctor          # Diagnose all profiles and check AntiGravity version compatibility
pgrav doctor --fix    # Auto-repair stale locks, refresh bytecode caches, and isolate updaters
pgrav doctor --json   # Output machine-readable JSON for monitoring and CI

pgrav info zwe
# scripts/CI: pgrav info zwe --json

pgrav delete zwe

Manage all your instances visually with zero dependencies:

# Launch full Web Console (Matrix grid, batch controls, macOS window tiling)
pgrav web
# or simply:
pgrav ui

# Launch compact floating widget HUD
pgrav widget
# or:
pgrav ui --widget

Tip: Visit http://127.0.0.1:3888 for the full console or http://127.0.0.1:3888/widget for the compact HUD view.

# Remove the CLI (skip the brew line if you didn't use Homebrew)
brew uninstall paragravity   # or: rm ~/.local/bin/paragravity ~/.local/bin/pgrav

# Remove every profile sandbox (⚠️ permanently deletes all sign-in state and data)
rm -rf ~/.antigravity-profiles

# Remove the generated profile launchers
rm -rf ~/Applications/Antigravity\ \(*\).app

# Finally, remove the `export PATH="$HOME/.local/bin:$PATH"` line install.sh
# appended to your shell rc file, if present.

• Each profile stores its Google OAuth token as a plaintext file inside the sandbox (~/.antigravity-profiles/<name>/home/.gemini/jetski-standalone-oauth-token). Profile directories are created with 0700 permissions, but don't sync or back up ~/.antigravity-profiles to cloud drives or repositories.
• For developer comfort, profile homes symlink some real locations by default (full policy: ~/.ssh, ~/.config, ~/.gitconfig, Desktop, Documents, Downloads, …). That means an agent running inside a profile can read those real files. Tighten it at creation time with --links minimal (skips the sensitive dotdirs) or --links none (keychain bridge only), or override per launch with launch --links.

ParaGravity achieves completely clean, isolated execution through three native mechanisms:

┌──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│                    macOS Host Environment                    │
│                                                              │
│  [Official App]          [Profile A: zwe]    [Profile B: work]
│  /Applications/          ~/.antigravity-     ~/.antigravity- 
│  Antigravity.app         profiles/zwe        profiles/work   
│  (washingshop account)   (zwe account)       (work account)  
│                                                              │
│  ├── default Library/    ├── data/           ├── data/       
│  └── default Keychain    └── home/           └── home/       
│                              ├── .gemini/        ├── .gemini/
│                              └── isolated        └── isolated
│                                  tokens              tokens  
└──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘

1. Storage Sandboxing (--user-data-dir): Each profile maintains its own Chromium partition, SQLite databases, IndexedDB, extensions, and workspace state.
2. Environment & Keychain Isolation (SSH_CONNECTION=1): Electron/Language Server automatically falls back to file-based token storage within the profile's isolated directory, preventing keychain contention with the host instance.
3. Native macOS Application Bundles: Every profile has a dedicated .app bundle registered in ~/Applications, making Antigravity multi-instance a first-class citizen in macOS.

Contributions are warmly welcomed! Please feel free to submit an Issue or Pull Request.

1. Fork the repository
2. Create your feature branch (git checkout -b feature/amazing-feature)
3. Commit your changes (git commit -m 'Add some amazing feature')
4. Push to the branch (git push origin feature/amazing-feature)
5. Open a Pull Request

Huge thanks to the contributors who helped shape ParaGravity:

• @Kimberlying (Kimberly Qian) — Modern Web Console UI, dynamic multi-instance matrix layout, and batch launch dock.
• @realdahuang — Threat model auditing, configuration inheritance security design, and Windows cross-platform architecture.

Distributed under the MIT License. See LICENSE for more information.

ParaGravity is an open-source utility that leverages standard Chromium command-line options. It is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by Google LLC. All trademarks belong to their respective owners.