Teaching Gemini to Scale Your Workflow in Anti Gravity

Teaching Gemini to Scale Your Workflow in Anti Gravity Google’s Anti Gravity is built on a simple premise: remove friction so developers can stay in "the flow." But the real unlock isn’t just the IDE itself, it’s how you architect your interactions with the AI inside it. If Anti Gravity is the environment, then Angular is the mindset: structured, reusable, and intentional. I’ve started moving away from "chatting" with AI. Instead, I’ve been creating small .md files that act as Instruction Layers for Gemini. This simple shift turns an LLM from a conversational assistant into a predictable, modular part of my technical stack. The Core Concept: Prompts as Configuration Instead of re-explaining my requirements every time I open a terminal, I treat prompts like Angular Components. I create a simple Markdown file that tells Gemini exactly how to behave for a specific task. There are also versions of doing this in certain tools branded as workflows, skills, rules, etc but the premise really i