Antigravity CLI Antigravity CLI
Antigravity CLI is a lightweight, terminal-based interface for interacting with Google's agentic AI models. It enables developers to perform multi-step reasoning, multi-file editing, and parallel agent orchestration directly from the command line.
Recent updates added voice dictation support, improved code search via embedded ripgrep, model switching via /model, and better MCP server management.
As of
- Parallel agent orchestration for complex tasks
- Multi-model support including Gemini, Claude, and open-weight models
- Interactive terminal interface with slash command support
- Secure authentication via system keyring or Gemini API keys
- Non-interactive mode for scripting and CI/CD integration
Developers who prefer keyboard-driven, terminal-first workflows for coding, debugging, and project orchestration.
Users who require a rich graphical user interface for visual orchestration or those who prioritize fully open-source software, as this tool is closed-source.
Offers a generous free tier with usage limits and options to purchase additional credits; enterprise access is included with eligible Gemini Enterprise subscriptions.
A powerful, efficient successor to the Gemini CLI that offers a mature agentic experience for terminal users within the Google ecosystem.
Is Antigravity CLI free?
Antigravity CLI is Freemium. Offers a generous free tier with usage limits and options to purchase additional credits; enterprise access is included with eligible Gemini Enterprise subscriptions. Check the official site for current plans.
What is Antigravity CLI best for?
Developers who prefer keyboard-driven, terminal-first workflows for coding, debugging, and project orchestration.
Who makes Antigravity CLI?
Antigravity CLI is developed by Google. It is listed in the Terminal & CLI Agents category on ai.dosa.dev.
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