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    Antigravity IDE: Tab and navigation

    Section titled “Antigravity IDE: Tab and navigation”

    This guide covers the core navigation and completion tools: Supercomplete and Tab-to-Jump.

    Supercomplete

    Section titled “Supercomplete”

    Supercomplete provides code suggestions in a region near your current cursor position.

    Supercomplete in main.py after a punctuation parameter is added to greet: it suggests a default value of "!" for the parameter and replaces the hard-coded ! in the f-string with punctuation

    How it works

    Section titled “How it works”

    Supercomplete includes the following capabilities:

    • File-wide suggestions: Suggestions can modify code throughout the document, handling tasks like changing variable names or updating separate function definitions simultaneously.
    • Inline preview: Suggested insertions appear as gray text in the editor, and suggested deletions are highlighted in red and struck through.
    • Missing imports: Supercomplete can also suggest a missing import at the top of the file.
    • Accepting: Press Tab to accept the changes, or press Esc to dismiss them.

    Tab-to-Jump

    Section titled “Tab-to-Jump”

    Tab-to-Jump is a fluid navigation tool that suggests the next logical place in your document to move your cursor to.

    main.py after math is renamed to math_lib on lines 1 and 4, with a Tab to Jump label at the end of line 9, where math.e still uses the old name

    How it works

    Section titled “How it works”

    Tab-to-Jump works in the following ways:

    • Navigation: A Tab to Jump label appears at the end of the line where Antigravity predicts your next edit, for example after you accept a suggestion.
    • Accepting: Press Tab to immediately move your cursor to that location.

    Settings

    Section titled “Settings”

    To customize these features, click Tab Settings in the status bar:

    • Suggestions in Editor: Turns Tab suggestions in the editor on or off.
    • Tab Speed: Controls the responsiveness of suggestions:
      • Fast: Provides rapid-fire suggestions. This is the default.
      • Slow: Waits for more context before suggesting.
    • Tab to Jump: Turns Tab-to-Jump on or off.