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Upgrade Antigravity CLI to 1.2.15 and load global rules from ~/.gemini/config

Antigravity 1.2.15 can finally read ~/.gemini/config (AGENTS.md, GEMINI.md, rules/, skills.json, and related files), scopes repo always-allow to the subcommand, and respects permission denials. Upgrade, place standing rules there, and treat denials as final.

Why this loop

Release 1.2.15 unblocks the agent from reading global rules and customization files in ~/.gemini/config, including rules/, AGENTS.md, GEMINI.md, skills.json, rules.json, plugins.json, and agents.json. It asks before editing those files; other files in the folder stay off-limits. Symlinked ~/.gemini/GEMINI.md, ~/.gemini/AGENTS.md, or their config counterparts no longer inject the same rules twice. Always-allow for repo is now the subcommand only (e.g. repo status), matching git, hg, and jj. Unapproved permission requests—including from a subagent that cannot prompt—are respected; the agent will not retry via other commands, scripts, or tools. Interactive -p "/usage" shows quota reset times in local time; pipes and --json stay UTC. Low credits now fail immediately with "Your AI credits balance is too low to continue." instead of a ~2.5 minute Working... retry. Android users can run prebuilt native binaries in Termux without proot-distro. Upgrade first so these config, permission, and quota behaviors actually apply.

Proposed actions

  1. Upgrade Google Antigravity CLI to 1.2.15 now so ~/.gemini/config rule loading, subcommand-scoped repo always-allow, hard permission denials, local-time -p "/usage", and native Termux binaries all apply to the next session.
  2. Write standing agent instructions to ~/.gemini/config/AGENTS.md, ~/.gemini/config/GEMINI.md, and ~/.gemini/config/rules/, and keep skills.json, rules.json, plugins.json, and agents.json in that same folder. Tell the agent those files are readable and it must ask before editing them. Do not store secrets in other files under ~/.gemini/config—they stay off-limits. If you symlink ~/.gemini/GEMINI.md or ~/.gemini/AGENTS.md to the config copies, 1.2.15 will not inject the same rules twice.
  3. When the always-allow prompt appears for a repo command, approve only the named subcommand (for example repo status), not every repo command—the 1.2.15 suggestion is now limited the same way as git, hg, and jj.
  4. Deny any permission request you do not want executed, including requests raised by a subagent that cannot ask you; after 1.2.15 the agent respects the denial and will not work around it with other commands, scripts, or tools.
  5. In an interactive terminal, run the CLI with -p "/usage" to print quota reset times in your local timezone; keep piped and --json output for scripts that still expect UTC. If a run fails with "Your AI credits balance is too low to continue.", stop retrying—that message is immediate and replaces the old ~2.5 minute Working... spin.

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Context

Assistant: Google Antigravity Proposal: Upgrade Antigravity CLI to 1.2.15 and load global rules from ~/.gemini/config Summary: Antigravity 1.2.15 can finally read ~/.gemini/config (AGENTS.md, GEMINI.md, rules/, skills.json, and related files), scopes repo always-allow to the subcommand, and respects permission denials. Upgrade, place standing rules there, and treat denials as final. Primary source: https://github.com/google-antigravity/antigravity-cli/releases/tag/1.2.15

Why it matters

Release 1.2.15 unblocks the agent from reading global rules and customization files in ~/.gemini/config, including rules/, AGENTS.md, GEMINI.md, skills.json, rules.json, plugins.json, and agents.json. It asks before editing those files; other files in the folder stay off-limits. Symlinked ~/.gemini/GEMINI.md, ~/.gemini/AGENTS.md, or their config counterparts no longer inject the same rules twice. Always-allow for repo is now the subcommand only (e.g. repo status), matching git, hg, and jj. Unapproved permission requests—including from a subagent that cannot prompt—are respected; the agent will not retry via other commands, scripts, or tools. Interactive -p "/usage" shows quota reset times in local time; pipes and --json stay UTC. Low credits now fail immediately with "Your AI credits balance is too low to continue." instead of a ~2.5 minute Working... retry. Android users can run prebuilt native binaries in Termux without proot-distro. Upgrade first so these config, permission, and quota behaviors actually apply.

Suggested actions

  1. Upgrade Google Antigravity CLI to 1.2.15 now so ~/.gemini/config rule loading, subcommand-scoped repo always-allow, hard permission denials, local-time -p "/usage", and native Termux binaries all apply to the next session.
  2. Write standing agent instructions to ~/.gemini/config/AGENTS.md, ~/.gemini/config/GEMINI.md, and ~/.gemini/config/rules/, and keep skills.json, rules.json, plugins.json, and agents.json in that same folder. Tell the agent those files are readable and it must ask before editing them. Do not store secrets in other files under ~/.gemini/config—they stay off-limits. If you symlink ~/.gemini/GEMINI.md or ~/.gemini/AGENTS.md to the config copies, 1.2.15 will not inject the same rules twice.
  3. When the always-allow prompt appears for a repo command, approve only the named subcommand (for example repo status), not every repo command—the 1.2.15 suggestion is now limited the same way as git, hg, and jj.
  4. Deny any permission request you do not want executed, including requests raised by a subagent that cannot ask you; after 1.2.15 the agent respects the denial and will not work around it with other commands, scripts, or tools.
  5. In an interactive terminal, run the CLI with -p "/usage" to print quota reset times in your local timezone; keep piped and --json output for scripts that still expect UTC. If a run fails with "Your AI credits balance is too low to continue.", stop retrying—that message is immediate and replaces the old ~2.5 minute Working... spin.

Config surfaces this release may change

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  • MCP servers — check your repo before applying

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Google Antigravity1.2.15Oct 2, 2026

1.2.15

Added prebuilt native Android binaries of the CLI that can run directly in Termux, without requiring a proot-distro environment. · Improved responsiveness while typing, scrolling, and streaming agent output by sharply reducing the memory the CLI allocates on every update and redraw · Improved -p "/usage" to show quota reset times in your local time zone when printing to a terminal; piped and --json output still use UTC timestamps, so existing scripts are unaffected · +11 more changes
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  • Added prebuilt native Android binaries of the CLI that can run directly in Termux, without requiring a proot-distro environment.
  • Improved responsiveness while typing, scrolling, and streaming agent output by sharply reducing the memory the CLI allocates on every update and redraw
  • Improved -p "/usage" to show quota reset times in your local time zone when printing to a terminal; piped and --json output still use UTC timestamps, so existing scripts are unaffected
  • Improved the always-allow suggestion when approving repo commands: it is now limited to the subcommand, such as repo status, instead of allowing every repo command, matching git, hg, and jj
  • Improved how the agent handles a permission request that is not approved, such as one raised by a subagent that cannot ask you: it now respects the denial and no longer tries to work around it with other commands, scripts, or tools
  • Fixed the conversation view freezing for the rest of the session, with no new steps appearing while the agent kept working, after redraws such as several quick terminal resizes in a long conversation; the CLI now reconnects automatically, warns only if reconnecting fails, and

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