Writing Secure Code with Google Antigravity: Scan, Fix, and Verify with StackHawk

On May 19, 2026, Google integrated its agentic developer tooling into Google Antigravity, its agent-first development platform, and released the Antigravity CLI, which many developers are now using for agentic coding. The platform emphasizes the importance of securing generated code, leading to direct integrations with StackHawk to identify runtime security vulnerabilities that static scanning may not detect. StackHawk provides agent skills that teach coding agents to conduct security scans, interpret findings, fix vulnerabilities, and verify corrections through a structured five-step loop: Configure, Scan, Parse, Fix, and Verify. The Antigravity CLI, known as agy, automates the generation and validation of configurations, runs scans, and presents findings, while StackHawk skills ensure secure coding by allowing the same agents that wrote the code to test and fix vulnerabilities. The setup process involves obtaining a StackHawk API key, installing the necessary CLIs, and integrating StackHawk skills into Antigravity to facilitate seamless security scanning and automatic vulnerability correction.

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