Google Antigravity CLI 1.1 adds code search, execution modes, and stronger diff review

Google’s Antigravity CLI (the agy terminal agent) shipped several notable workflow upgrades in its 1.1 series, based on the project’s official changelog.

New execution modes + stronger review-before-write

The changelog describes execution mode cycling (default → accept-edits → plan), and a default request-review behavior that pauses before file writes to show an interactive, line-level diff preview. It also adds a dedicated preview for new file creation and a /plan mode (replacing legacy /planning).

Select a custom agent at launch

Antigravity CLI added an --agent flag plus agent/agents commands so you can select a custom agent on startup and list available agents.

New: /codesearch

Version 1.1.3 adds a /codesearch command (with /cs and /search aliases) for interactive code search across your workspace. The changelog notes it interprets queries as regex by default, with flags for literal matching and file-path scoping.

Performance, reliability, and safety fixes

Across 1.1.x, the changelog includes improvements like faster startup via async skill loading, timeouts for MCP connections/tool calls, fixes for high CPU in large conversations, and better behavior in headless/print mode for permission prompts and error handling.

Source

• Google Antigravity (GitHub) — Antigravity CLI CHANGELOG.md: https://github.com/google-antigravity/antigravity-cli/blob/main/CHANGELOG.md