Terminal agent · deprecated

Gemini CLI

Google’s open-source terminal coding agent, retained here as a deprecated predecessor to Antigravity CLI.

Visit Gemini CLI ↗Verified ·Jul 31, 2026
Best for
Teams documenting existing Gemini CLI workflows or planning a controlled migration to Antigravity CLI.
Avoid if
You are choosing a new Google coding-agent workflow; the consumer service path has moved to Antigravity CLI.

01 / Editorial view

Where it fits

Strengths

  • Open-source Apache-2.0 client
  • Terminal-first agent workflow
  • Large existing extension ecosystem

Limitations

  • Consumer request serving ended on June 18, 2026
  • Future core agent improvements are being unified under Antigravity

02 / Workflow

Surfaces and capabilities

Autocomplete
No
Chat
Yes
Agent
Yes
Background agent
No
Review
No
Testing
Yes

Editors

Terminal-based workflow

Operating systems

macOS, Windows, Linux

Repository hosts

GitHub

Languages

Language-agnostic

Bring your own key

Yes

Bring your own model

No

03 / Cost and deployment

What it costs to run

Individual

Google ended the former free and Google AI Pro/Ultra consumer request paths on June 18, 2026.

Team

Legacy authentication and provider terms may differ; verify before relying on this client.

Enterprise

Verify supported Google Cloud access directly with Google.

Google directs consumer users to Antigravity CLI as the successor.

04 / Privacy

Data handling

Code processing
The open-source CLI runs locally and sends requested context to the selected Google service under that service’s terms.
Indexing
Unknown
Retention
Unknown
Training policy
Unknown
Enterprise controls
Unknown

05 / Evidence

Primary sources

Changelog

What changed

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