Connect Google Antigravity to TripWorks and you can ask about your guests, activities, locations, and phone calls in plain English, and have Antigravity make changes for you after showing a preview. The connection uses MCP, an open standard for linking AI assistants to the tools you already use. For the full picture of what MCP is and how it compares with the REST API, Zapier, and webhooks, see Connect TripWorks to your AI assistant (MCP).

What you need

• MCP turned on for your account. Someone with the Setup integrations catalog permission does this once, in step 1 below.
• Your own TripWorks login on a live account. You approve the connection by signing in as yourself.
• Google Antigravity installed and signed in.
• The TripWorks server URL: https://mcp.tripworks.com/mcp. It's the same for every account.

Connect Antigravity to TripWorks

1. In TripWorks, go to Setup Integrations, open the MCP card, switch on Enable MCP, and select Save. (Skip this if MCP is already on.)
2. Select Copy URL next to the MCP Server URL.
3. In Antigravity, open Agent Settings (Cmd+, on Mac, Ctrl+, on Windows and Linux), then choose Manage MCP Servers and View raw config.
4. Add TripWorks to your config, using the URL you copied:

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

5. Save the file. You don't need a client ID or secret for TripWorks.
6. In Agent Settings, open the Customizations tab and select Authenticate next to TripWorks.
7. Your browser opens a TripWorks page. Sign in if asked, choose the account to connect, choose Read access, Write access, or both, and select Approve.
8. If Antigravity shows an authorization code, copy it and paste it back into the settings panel.
9. Start a new agent conversation and ask, "List my experiences." If Antigravity answers with your real activities, you're connected.

What Antigravity can do once it's connected

With Read access, Antigravity can look up your experiences, locations, customers, booking restrictions, promo codes, trip sources, team members, phone calls, and audit log, and search across trips, bookings, customers, gift cards, payments, resellers, and voucher codes. With Write access, it can also create and edit experiences, locations, and booking restrictions, and edit customers. Every change is shown as a preview first. See everything your assistant can do.

Example requests

Try these in a new conversation once you're connected:

• Find guests named Rivera. Antigravity searches trips, bookings, and customers and lists the matches with their contact details.
• Count how many customers we have in total. Antigravity runs a total across your customer records and gives you the number.
• Find phone calls from last week. Antigravity lists recent calls, including AI callbot calls, with what TripWorks recorded.
• Find who changed the museum's timed-entry experience yesterday. Antigravity reads your audit log and shows what changed, when, and which team member made the change.
• Do add a location called Riverside Kayak Launch. Antigravity shows a preview of the new location and creates it only after you say yes.

Security and permissions

Antigravity runs as you. It can see and do only what your permission group already lets you see and do, and never more. On the approval screen you choose Read access, Write access, or both, which narrows what that one connection can do. Turn Enable MCP off under Setup Integrations MCP and every connected assistant stops working right away. Learn more in how security and permissions work and the User permissions reference.

Frequently asked questions