Working with `.resolved` files from Antigravity can be frustrating when it comes to sharing. They’re not easily viewable outside the environment, and sending them to clients or teammates isn’t practical. Resolved2PDF solves this by; 🔹 Converting directly inside VS Code (right-click → export) 🔹 Maintaining clean formatting for diagrams, workflows, and outputs 🔹 Also available as a simple drag-and-drop web tool Built to solve a real workflow problem, now available for everyone.

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Hey everyone 👋 I built this out of a very real frustration. I’ve been using Antigravity to generate things like architecture diagrams and workflows. The outputs come as `.resolved` files, which are great inside the tool — but not so great when you actually want to share them. I found myself: – taking screenshots – manually reformatting – or struggling to send files to non-devs So I built a simple solution for myself: → right-click a `.resolved` file in VS Code → instantly convert it into a clean PDF Antigravity itself converts your .resolved files to PDF after installation, "Just ask it". It made sharing outputs so much easier that I decided to turn it into a proper extension. I also added a small web tool for quick drag-and-drop conversion. Would love your feedback: • Is this something you’d find useful? • What features would make it better? Thanks for checking it out 🙌

AppSignal — Full-stack monitoring for errors, metrics, and logs

Full-stack monitoring for errors, metrics, and logs

Resolved2PDF

Convert .resolved files to clean PDFs in VS Code

Convert .resolved files to clean PDFs in VS Code