Antigravity CLIv1.0.0

DevOps engineers use `agy --print` to run one-shot prompts against pull requests, generating patch summaries and command output without relying on the interactive artifact review panel. This allows non-interactive automation to comment on code changes and flag risky modifications before merge. The workflow keeps sandboxing and permission prompts enabled for safety.

New engineers interact with the Antigravity CLI TUI to learn slash commands, keybindings, and prompt composition while working on real tasks. Teams use the `references/tui.md` and `references/cli-usage.md` to guide users through resume, plugins, and configuration. This reduces onboarding time and builds muscle memory for efficient CLI usage.

Platform teams migrating from Gemini CLI use the `references/config-platform.md` and `references/overview-workflows.md` references to map settings, plugins, MCP config, and auth paths. They follow the default workflow to update scripts from `antigravity` to `agy` and verify binary availability with `agy --help` and `agy version`. This ensures a smooth transition without breaking existing automation.

Security engineers configure sandbox and approval presets via `/permissions` to allow risky code generation in trusted workspaces only. They avoid `--dangerously-skip-permissions` unless explicitly requested, and use `references/security-permissions.md` for guidance. This balances speed with governance, especially in regulated environments.

Product designers and engineers use the interactive artifact review panel to approve or reject generated media, patches, and commands. They rely on `references/artifacts.md` for safe review defaults and media drawer usage. For remote collaboration, they design prompts to return summaries instead of requiring the panel, enabling headless handoffs.

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