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An important update: Transitioning Gemini CLI to Antigravity CLI

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Dmitry Lyalin, and Taylor Mullen
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617
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16
Language
English
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Summary

Gemini CLI, initially launched to bring the capabilities of Gemini to terminal users, is evolving into a more integrated platform called Google Antigravity, designed to address the needs of a multi-agent environment. Antigravity CLI, built in Go for enhanced performance, retains key features of Gemini CLI while introducing asynchronous workflows and a unified architecture that aligns with the new Antigravity desktop application. As of June 18, 2026, Gemini CLI and its associated extensions will cease operation for certain users, pushing them to transition to Antigravity CLI, which is already available and supported by comprehensive documentation and upcoming video guides. Enterprise customers will maintain access to Gemini CLI with ongoing support, but are encouraged to explore the new capabilities of Antigravity CLI, especially as it offers a seamless integration with Google Cloud projects and promises continual updates to its core agents.

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