Google Antigravity saves pages into your Showspace once you add it as a Project folder and work in Local Mode, and the Antigravity CLI can use all twenty of the app's commands.
Google Antigravity is Google's platform for coding agents. Its desktop app is a command center where several agents work at once inside Projects, and the Antigravity CLI, agy, does the same from a terminal.
It suits developers. On a Mac the agents work directly in the local folders and Git checkouts you attach to a Project, so a Showspace added as one of those folders fills up as they write in Local Mode.
agy session and ask Use the lite.computer tool to list every page in my Showspace. It lists the pages in your folder.Here is a starter prompt. How well it works depends on how your AI is set up, so adjust it to fit yours.
Build an interactive dashboard for this project: a chart of commits per week that animates in, the TODO notes in the code in a list you can filter by folder, a tab for each part of the app, and a generated illustration at the top of each tab. Save it as a single self-contained HTML file in my Showspace.
Yes. Add your Showspace as a folder in a Project, work in Local Mode, and Antigravity saves HTML pages there, which lite.computer shows as they land. Once the Antigravity CLI is connected to the app, it can open pages and arrange windows there as well.
For people who signed in to Gemini CLI with a Google account, yes. Google moved those users to the Antigravity CLI on June 18, 2026. Gemini CLI still works with a Gemini API key, Vertex AI or a Gemini Code Assist license.
Yes. The free Individual plan includes its agent models. Google AI Pro and Ultra plans raise the limits.
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Last checked September 14, 2026.
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