Turning Silent Auto-Approvals into Allow Rules, One Soft-Deny at a Time
In Antigravity CLI 1.1.3, headless -p stops silently auto-approving confirmation-required tools and instead soft-denies them, printing the required allow-rule name to stderr. This piece uses that output as a discovery source to build least privilege from an empty allow set upward, with a working harness and real numbers from a personal automation.
Treating Code Search as a Contract: Measuring the /codesearch Regex Default
Antigravity CLI 1.1.3 interprets /codesearch queries as regular expressions by default. I measured the gap between regex and literal matching across a 979-article repository and turned the results into three query rules and a drift harness.
Distribution-Path-Agnostic Antigravity CLI Automation: Betting on Both the Consumer and Google Cloud Editions
The 7/1 announcement began offering the Antigravity CLI via the Gemini Enterprise Agent Platform too. Here is a design that abstracts your personal automation to run on either the consumer or Cloud edition, laid out with a wrapper and capability-detection scripts.
Measure Before You Trim: A Context Ledger for Antigravity CLI Token and Latency Costs
Prompted by the ~70% token reduction reported for the Android CLI agent, I built a thin wrapper and a weekly review to measure my own agent runs. Here is how I replaced whole-file context with line ranges and cut wait times.
Running Antigravity CLI Unattended: Notify Only on Real Failures
A small wrapper for scheduled Antigravity CLI runs that stays silent on success and alerts you only on failures a human needs to act on, covering exit codes, transient-error triage, and duplicate suppression.
When the Antigravity CLI Stalls on a 401 During Unattended Runs
If your scheduled Antigravity CLI job suddenly stops producing output after a single 401 in the logs, here is how to separate an expired token from a silent re-login prompt and rebuild your unattended setup.
Ask Antigravity CLI Once Whether It Actually Answers, Right Before a Scheduled Run
When Gemini CLI shuts down on June 18 and you move to Antigravity CLI, an expired token or a bad first day can let an unattended job fail silently. Here is a preflight that probes the CLI once, classifies the failure, and decides whether the real job should start at all.
Does the New CLI Do the Same Job? An Output-Parity Gate Before Switching to Antigravity CLI
With Gemini CLI shutting down on June 18, here is how I froze the old CLI's artifacts as a golden baseline and built a parity harness to catch regressions before cutting over to Antigravity CLI — with normalization and a go/no-go gate, in code.
A Compatibility Shim That Bridges Old Scripts to agy Before Gemini CLI Shuts Down
Ahead of the June 18 Gemini CLI shutdown, instead of rewriting every gemini call scattered across cron and CI at once, a thin compatibility shim can bridge them to the Antigravity CLI (agy). Here is the approach with working shell scripts.
After Migrating to Antigravity CLI: Deciding How Much to Delegate to Scheduled Runs
When the June 18 Gemini CLI sunset pushes you onto Antigravity CLI, you gain background scheduled runs. Convenient, but delegate everything and you won't notice when it breaks. Here is how I separate what to schedule from what to keep manual, with the actual routing rules.
Running Antigravity CLI Headless: Design Before It Hits CI and cron
The Antigravity CLI was rewritten in Go. Here is how to run it unattended in CI and cron, covering exit codes, idempotency, timeouts, and output parsing.
Six Days Until Gemini CLI Shuts Down — Auditing Automation Dependencies and Migrating to Antigravity CLI
With Gemini CLI ending on June 18, here is a practical walkthrough for finding gemini command dependencies hiding in cron, CI, and shell scripts, then migrating and verifying them on Antigravity CLI.