01What Is Antigravity CLI and How It Works

Antigravity CLI is a new command-line tool from Google that lets you run a team of AI agents together in your terminal. You type one instruction, and multiple AI workers spin up to handle different parts of the job at the same time.

The tool is built in Go, so it is fast and light. You launch it by typing AGI. It runs on Google's newest model, Gemini 3.5 Flash, and it can also access other models like Claude.

Think of it like having five new hires who never get tired. They all report back to one boss agent that you control. You give the goal, and the agent decides how to split it into tasks for each worker.

02Key Features of Antigravity CLI

Antigravity CLI comes with several features that make it powerful for everyday use.

  • Parallel sub-agents: It runs multiple AI workers at once, like a researcher, writer, builder, and scheduler.
  • Plain English prompts: You type normal instructions, not code.
  • Model flexibility: Choose Gemini 3.5 Flash or tie into Claude and other top models.
  • Fast performance: Google says the new model runs about four times faster than other top models at the same level.
  • Slash commands: Use /goal for hands-off execution or /grill me for interactive questioning.

This speed matters because when you have five workers running, you get finished work back in minutes, not an hour. That means you will use it more often.

03How to Get Started with Antigravity CLI

Getting started is simple, even if you have never used a terminal before.

  1. Install Antigravity CLI on your computer. The exact steps are covered in the AI Profit Boardroom.
  2. Open your terminal, which is the plain text screen on your computer.
  3. Type AGI and press Enter to launch the tool.
  4. Start with a clear goal in plain English, like "Plan a one-hour workshop for small business owners."
  5. Use slash commands like /goal or /grill me to control how the agent works.

That is it. You do not need to code or memorize commands. The agent handles the technical work.

04How to Use Antigravity CLI: Real Workflows

In this episode, Julian showed three real workflows you can copy.

Workflow 1: Content creation - You give one prompt, and the tool builds a week of posts. The research sub-agent digs up questions, while the writing sub-agent turns them into posts. You get five finished pieces in your Google Doc, ready to post, each pointing readers to your community.

Workflow 2: /goal command - Type "/goal" followed by your instruction, like "Plan a free one-hour workshop..." The agent runs all the way to the end without stopping to ask questions. You get a complete workshop plan with an outline, talking points, a slide list, and a built-in invitation.

Workflow 3: /grill me command - Type "/grill me" and the agent asks you questions first. It wants to get it right before starting. For example, you say "My audience, my offer, and my goal," and it asks four or five sharp questions, then builds an email plan that fits your audience.

05Results and Comparisons from the Episode

Julian compared the old way with the new way. The old way: you open a chat, ask one thing, wait, copy the answer, paste it, then ask the next thing. It is slow and one task at a time.

The new way with Antigravity CLI: you give a goal, the agent splits it into pieces, hands each piece to a sub-agent, and they all run at once. Then they combine the results.

For content creation, what used to take three different tools and an afternoon now takes minutes. That is because research and writing run side by side. For workshop planning, /goal gives a complete plan in one shot, no babysitting needed.

06Tips, Limits, and Mistakes to Avoid

Here are some tips to make the most of Antigravity CLI.

  • Don't be scared of the terminal: It looks technical, but you type plain English, not code.
  • Use /goal when you know what you want: It stops the agent from asking too many questions.
  • Use /grill me when you are unsure: It asks the right questions before starting, saving time.
  • Don't overplan: You don't need to assign tasks to workers. The boss agent decides.
  • Focus on clear goals: Business questions matter more than technical ones.

One limit: the old Gemini CLI stops working for most people on June 18th, so you need to switch to Antigravity CLI.

07Who Antigravity CLI Is For and Why It Matters

Antigravity CLI is for anyone who wants to get more done with AI, not just coders. If you can write a text message, you can use it. The hard part of typing and building is gone; what is left is thinking about what you want and who it is for.

This matters because tools like this are moving fast. People who learn to point five AI workers at one goal will get a year of work done in a week. Others will keep doing it the slow way, one chat at a time.

Julian offers more help in the AI Profit Boardroom, with live coaching calls and a 30-day roadmap, and a free community called the AI Success Lab.