Google has shipped Antigravity CLI 1.1.0 with public agent execution mode cycling, interactive file-write review, a redesigned settings panel, and multiple workspace fixes.
Google has released Antigravity CLI 1.1.0, a milestone update for the terminal tool that replaced Gemini CLI as Google's agentic coding harness. Announced on X by the official Google Antigravity account, the release puts interactive execution modes and a significantly improved UI at the center of the developer experience, alongside a bundle of workspace fixes that address everyday friction in multi-project setups.
The headline feature is public availability of agent execution mode cycling. Developers can now shift between default, accept-edits, and plan modes using Shift+Tab, giving fine-grained control over how autonomously the CLI applies changes. The new request-review mode is now the default execution behavior: before any file write lands on disk, the CLI pauses and renders a line-level diff preview where users can accept or reject individual hunks with the f shortcut. A dedicated confirmation flow also covers brand-new file creations, showing addition-only previews rather than misleading overwrite diffs.
Configuration is easier as well. The /settings panel now exposes an Agent Mode picker so users can persist a default execution mode without hand-editing settings.json or passing --mode on every launch. Footer keybinding hints across panels such as /tasks, /agents, and /mcp now respect customized keybindings.json layouts instead of showing hardcoded defaults. The /resume conversation picker received layout polish, with metadata columns right-aligned to prevent horizontal scrolling during renames.
Workspace reliability saw meaningful fixes. Tool confirmation dialogs now correctly match normalized file URIs against active workspace roots, eliminating false "outside workspace" warnings. Launching inside dot-prefixed directories no longer breaks initialization, the /agents panel points to the correct ~/.gemini/config/ global path, and statusline shortcut hints no longer leak into full-screen overlays like /changelog and /settings. Google followed 1.1.0 with CLI 1.1.1 on July 10, adding custom agent selection and in-file search to the artifact viewer.
Read more on the Google Antigravity announcement on X and the 1.1.0 release notes on GitHub.
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