Send to Antigravity

To dispatch implementation tasks to a background orchestrator, you route work by invoking dispatch_agent with the target repository, prompt, and background mode enabled. This validates inputs and sends the task asynchronously without blocking your current workflow.

The Antigravity dispatch process routes legacy Kai orchestrator implementation work by validating the target repo and prompt, invoking the dispatch agent in the background, and then monitoring progress via a message bus.

Yes, you can monitor the status of a background dispatch task by checking the message bus. The system uses check_message_bus(repo) to report status and track the ongoing progress of your dispatched implementation work.

No, the dispatch workflow does not handle task planning responsibilities. It strictly focuses on validating the prompt, routing the implementation work to the orchestrator in the background, and monitoring the execution status.

Before dispatching work, you need to validate the target repository and the task prompt. These inputs ensure the dispatch_agent receives valid parameters to execute the implementation work correctly in the background environment.