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Antigravity CLI is a command-line development tool published by Google, currently at version 1.2.2 out of 49 total versions, that brings the agentic capabilities of the Antigravity platform directly into the developer's terminal. It serves as the lightweight Terminal User Interface (TUI) surface of Antigravity, allowing users to work with the agent directly within their codebase to build, debug, and ship software without leaving the command line. The tool operates on a natural-language workflow: the user describes what is needed, and Antigravity handles the rest. The CLI carries the same core capabilities found in Antigravity 2.0, including multi-step reasoning, multi-file editing, tool calling, and conversation history, making it a full-featured agentic coding assistant rather than a reduced companion app. This places the software in the developer tools and AI-assisted coding category, alongside other agent-based programming interfaces, but distinguished by its terminal-native design. It is optimized for speed and low resource overhead, which makes it particularly suitable for keyboard-centric developers who prefer to remain in a terminal environment throughout their workflow, as well as for remote SSH sessions where graphical interfaces are unavailable or impractical. Use cases include code generation and refactoring across multiple files, debugging assistance driven by step-by-step reasoning, and shipping changes directly from the command line while maintaining conversational context across interactions. Because it preserves conversation history, developers can build on prior sessions and iterate on tasks over time rather than starting fresh with each command. Antigravity CLI therefore functions as a bridge between Google's Antigravity agent and everyday terminal-based development, offering the same underlying intelligence in a form factor that prioritizes efficiency, portability, and minimal system impact for both local and remote development environments.
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