Add Antigravity and Grok Build session hooks - #25
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`devctl hook install --harness antigravity` merges a PreInvocation hook into ~/.gemini/config/hooks.json and emits injectSteps.ephemeralMessage, so an Antigravity session sees live server status instead of spawning duplicates.
Grok discards SessionStart stdout, so the adapter also writes a home rule that tells Grok to run `devctl context` before touching a server.
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Antigravity and Grok Build sessions can now rediscover running servers instead of spawning duplicates after a new session or a compaction.
devctl hook install --harness antigravityand--harness grok(also offered at first run and in Settings when those tools are present) wire each harness. Uninstall removes them.devctl doctorreports a missing or stale hook the same way it already does for Claude Code and Cursor.Grok discards SessionStart hook stdout, so the Grok adapter also writes a short home rule that tells Grok to run
devctl contextbefore touching a server. That rule is standing instruction, not a live snapshot of one project, because Grok home rules apply to every session on the machine.Verification
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