Same agents in your terminal: the Antigravity CLI

LESSONLesson 3 · ~15 min

🎯Goal. Drive the same agents from your terminal with the Antigravity CLI — and learn the rest of the toolchain you can build on.

▶ Try this prompt

add a greeting function

Launch the Antigravity CLI, pick a colour scheme when prompted, then type a task. The agent replies with the change as a code diff right in the terminal.

1Start the Antigravity CLI. On first run it greets you with 'Welcome to Antigravity CLI!' and a colour-scheme picker (light, dark, tokyo night and more).
2Type a task like the one above. The agent (shown as AGY) answers with the proposed change as a diff, so you see exactly what it would edit before accepting.
3Beyond the desktop app and CLI, Antigravity also ships an SDK and a managed agent service — so the same agents can run inside your own scripts and pipelines, not just the IDE.

The Antigravity CLI terminal: a 'Welcome to Antigravity CLI!' banner with a colour-scheme picker (light, dark, tokyo night and others) and a live exchange — 'you: add a greeting function' / 'AGY: Here's the change' — showing a code diff — The **Antigravity CLI**: choose a colour scheme, type a task ('add a greeting function'), and the agent (**AGY**) returns the edit as a reviewable **diff**. Source: https://antigravity.google

✓You'll see. A terminal session where you ask for a change in plain English and the agent replies with a ready-to-review code diff.

💳Cost. The CLI runs on the same free For Individuals plan and the same weekly rate limits — no separate cost for using the terminal instead of the app.

💡Takeaway. Antigravity isn't just an app: a CLI, SDK and managed service mean you can reach the same agents from the terminal or from your own code.