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McGravity is a TUI-based AI-assisted coding tool that breaks down tasks into smaller, manageable units for iterative development and review.
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McGravity is a TUI-based AI-assisted coding tool that breaks down tasks into smaller, manageable units for iterative development and review.
McGravity's safety depends heavily on the user's prompt engineering and review process. It's relatively safe for prototyping and experimentation in isolated environments. However, it poses a moderate risk in production environments due to its ability to modify code directly.
Performance depends on the speed of the AI tools and the complexity of the tasks. Large codebases and complex tasks may take longer to process.
Cost depends on the pricing models of the AI tools used. Consider monitoring API usage to avoid unexpected charges.
npm install -g @anthropic-ai/claude-code # Claude CodePlanning Model (Claude, Codex, Gemini)Breaks down a high-level task into smaller, actionable sub-tasks.
Generates task files but doesn't execute code directly.
Execution Model (Claude, Codex, Gemini)Implements the tasks defined in the task files by modifying code.
Modifies code files based on the AI's interpretation of the task.
Environment Variable
cloud
McGravity's safety depends heavily on the user's prompt engineering and review process. It's relatively safe for prototyping and experimentation in isolated environments. However, it poses a moderate risk in production environments due to its ability to modify code directly.
Autonomy is limited by the iterative review cycle. The user must approve each step before it's executed.
Production Tip
Thoroughly review all changes made by McGravity before committing them to your codebase.
McGravity supports Claude Code, Codex, and Gemini CLI. You need to install them separately.
No, McGravity runs locally and doesn't collect or transmit your code or API keys. You configure authentication directly with the AI tools.
You can set the maximum number of iterations and review the changes after each cycle. You can also cancel the process at any time.
It contains settings, task files, and a history of completed tasks.
Use the `@` symbol followed by a filename to reference files in your project.
Yes, simply navigate to your project directory and run `mcgravity`.
Review the changes carefully and correct any errors. You can then rerun the planning phase to incorporate the corrections.