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Add Hatchable as an Antigravity MCP server. Then ask Antigravity to deploy — you get a live URL and a database, free.

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Updated 2026-05-20

What happens next

Step 1

Open Antigravity's MCP config

Press Cmd/Ctrl+Shift+P in Antigravity, type "Antigravity: Manage MCP Servers", then click View raw config.

Step 2

Add the Hatchable server

Paste this and save: 

{ "mcpServers": { "hatchable": { "serverUrl": "https://hatchable.com/mcp" } } }

Step 3

Authenticate

Reopen Manage MCP Servers, click Authenticate on the hatchable row, and approve the browser popup on hatchable.com. No account? That signs you up — free, no card.

Step 4

Ask Antigravity to deploy

Try: "Build a habit tracker and deploy it on Hatchable." Antigravity calls Hatchable's MCP tools and returns a live URL in under a minute.

MCP URL — paste into Antigravity (Cmd+Shift+P → Manage MCP Servers → View raw config)
https://hatchable.com/mcp

What's on the free tier

  • Live URL at {slug}.hatchable.site the moment Antigravity calls deploy.
  • Postgres database, auth, file storage, scheduled jobs — wired in, no config.
  • Free forever for personal projects.
  • Custom domain? Pro plan, $12/mo flat — Antigravity can wire the DNS once you upgrade. Free projects stay on {slug}.hatchable.site.

Why pair Antigravity with Hatchable instead of running locally

Antigravity is Google\'s agentic IDE — it builds, runs, and iterates inside its own sandbox. Great for one-off scripts and exploratory work. For anything you want to share — a tool a friend uses, an internal dashboard, a public landing page — you need a real URL, a real database, and somewhere that survives the editor closing.

Hatchable is that surface. Antigravity calls Hatchable\'s MCP tools (create_project, write_files, deploy, run_function) and what gets built persists at a live URL with real storage behind it. No Docker, no CI, no framework config.

Your code stays yours

Every project ships with a one-click GitHub export. Push to your own repo at any time — fully portable, runnable anywhere else.

Frequently asked

Does Antigravity support remote MCP servers?
Yes — Antigravity speaks the MCP Streamable HTTP transport. Hatchable is reachable as a remote MCP server at https://hatchable.com/mcp; no local CLI required.
Do I need a Google account or paid Gemini tier?
Antigravity uses your Google auth as normal — Hatchable just hosts what Antigravity builds. The MCP OAuth between Antigravity and Hatchable is separate from your Gemini billing.
Can I see my deployed project before going public?
Yes — every project is private by default. Ask Antigravity to run functions or inspect data on your private deploy, then promote to public when you're ready.
Will I get billed for Antigravity hosting?
Not by Hatchable for personal-project usage. Google handles Antigravity's own usage as part of its Gemini terms.
Can I export my project later?
Yes — every project has GitHub export.
How is this different from Antigravity's built-in run?
Antigravity's sandbox is ephemeral — code runs while the agent has it open. Hatchable gives you a permanent live URL with a database, auth, storage, and scheduled jobs that keep running when Antigravity closes.

Ready to ship?

Add Hatchable as an Antigravity MCP server. Then ask Antigravity to deploy — you get a live URL and a database, free.

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