NEW Antigravity CLI is INSANE! 🤯

Añadido: 2026-05-26

[00:00:00]Google just dropped anti-gravity CLI and is the most powerful free coding agent on the planet right now if you know how to use it. I want to show you how to wire it into your own agent command center. So instead of one agent doing one thing at a time, you've got a whole team of AI agents building out apps, websites, and tools all for you at once 24/7. And here's the thing most people don't realize yet. This is actually better than the original anti-gravity app. It's faster. It's more powerful.

[00:00:29]And it's free and you can customize it exactly how you want. I'll show you today. So that by the end of this video, you're going to have your own AI built team running 24/7 knocking out three or four jobs from one single prompt whilst you focus on everything else. And there's one thing that you have to set up to unlock the full power of this and I'll show you exactly what that is later on. Stick with me and let's get into it.

[00:00:50]Today I'm going to walk you through anti-gravity CLI, which is a brand new CLI that's just dropped from Anti-Gravity. And I would say this actually better than the original app version of anti-gravity from Google. And it's a really powerful way to just create teams of AI agents and code out whatever you want. And something to note here is it is free. It's available to everyone. Right? So this is free to use right now. And here's an example. So you can see for example, we've built out all these sorts of projects here using this powerful process. And it's super easy and simple to set up. So I've actually plugged it into my agent operating system. You can use it however you want.

[00:01:28]And then you can see here, for example, we've got anti-gravity over here. And we can chat with it directly. And then once we actually build stuff with it, we can view it over here, right? And we can actually just use stuff that we built inside a new tab as well. The thing that I like about it is it creates really clean, nice designs. As you can see, we can plug in an example title here. Let's test this project out. And then you can see here it creates like these really useful sort of ideas around content and social media posts and that sort of thing. brand. Here's another example of what we built. So, we actually built out a game over here. So, you can build apps, games, tools, websites, landing pages, whatever you want using anti-gravity CLI. And you can see an example of what we built over here.

[00:02:08]Again, like you can build some really cool fun stuff. The other thing that I've noticed about anti-gravity is that it's very fast, right? It like it creates whatever you want very quickly indeed. So, it's pretty powerful stuff.

[00:02:19]And you can see how easy it is to use and preview this stuff, right? Here's another example. Also, if we open this up, this was another app that we built.

[00:02:26]So, I've shown you a game, I've shown you a website, shown you an app example of what we've built here. Here's another example of what we built. Pretty cool.

[00:02:34]And then, for example, if we go down here, you can see that we've also built out even like websites and that sort of thing. So, you can build out like a full blog essentially, as you can see right here, using this process. Really cool.

[00:02:46]And then you've got it all stored inside the workspace right here. So, let's run through exactly what it means, what it is, etc. So, Google just announced it, right? And it's basically a lightweight to use anti-gravity. Now, this is pretty good because if you open up anti-gravity normally as an app, it is a little bit slow to open up, right? I tend not to open up anymore because it's just so slow. And I'm running a Mac Studio, so I can't even imagine what it's like on a normal sort of laptop, right? And so, the thing to note here is that this Google's anti-gravity CLI is free, right? It's replacing Gemini's CLI and you can wire it into your agent operating system. And the cool thing about this is it's basically the same agent harness as anti-gravity 2.0. You got sub agents, you got slash commands, you it's actually built in Go as well.

[00:03:32]And if you plug it into an agent operating system, you can just create some awesome stuff as I've shown you a second ago. And that really unlocks the power of it as well. So you've got anti-gravity over here and then you've got all these different pillars you can create it around. And again, CLI is free, right? Pretty nice. So, if you're wondering, okay, what is anti-gravity CLI? It's basically a lightweight version of antigraph, right? And the thing to note about all of this is like before, I don't know about you, but coding was a bit of a nightmare, right?

[00:04:00]I never knew which tool to use. I couldn't preview anything. I definitely couldn't view it all like this. I'd lose track of everything as well, which was annoying. And then also, you keep losing what you've created, right? Files would just vanish because you don't even check anything. Also, every new chat would start from zero because there's no memory system without this. And then when anti-gravity CLI dropped, I actually just wired it into agent operating system. And now if you're creating something like this dashboard, as you can see, you can open everything inside one dashboard. And the anti-gravity CLI is just one tap away sat next to all the other agents that you have. So you can have these next to Claude and OpenClaw and Hermes and Gemini, anti-gravity and everything else. And then every output previews as well. So you can see the previews over here, which is pretty cool as well.

[00:04:43]Additionally, on top of that, you can create like multiple sub aents and just walk away. They can go off and do work and it's free to use the CLI as well, right? And so, I know quite a lot of people have built out agent uh operating systems by this point. A lot of people, so you can see for example, we got Dr. John Mesa here who created his own agent operating system just using our blueprint. So, you can build this yourself as well. The main thing that I would say is you've seen how powerful this is. I'm going to show you how to wire anti-gravity into your own agent operating system. But I would just promise yourself that you're actually going to implement this. You're actually going to build it, right? Because the people sitting still are getting past, right? The people implement this today are the ones who will look back in six months and say, "Wow, that was awesome."

[00:05:26]So, you want to be one of those people, right? So, commit to this transition.

[00:05:29]Commit to taking action today. And I'll walk you through the Goldie Gravity Terminal setup. All right? So, it's basically five floors inside anti-gravity. And each floor is a way to build anti-gravity and use the full power of it. Right? So how are we doing this? Step number one is you have the CLI yourself. Right? So you can get anti-gravity CLI. It's actually open source. You can actually see over here for example. So you can get this is open source etc. It's on GitHub. And then you can have anti-gravity next to all your AI agents which means you don't need to switch between tabs. You don't need to move around a lot. You can just get it implemented. you can start working in seconds not minutes right and then when you're doing this so for example you can see all this chat here what I do is I just give it a command give it a prompt as you can see here so this is the prompt I ask it to build and then I let the sub agents do the heavy work right and this is what I call layer two which is lift so you ask one thing three agents take off in parallel whilst you keep typing in the main prompts they're already building right and you can just get three jobs done from one ask without waiting on any of them and then the third layer is really the orbit section, right? So every output stays in view. So for example, if you look at this that we've built, right? I can just preview everything that I built inside the workspace section. So this is basically you can set up whatever antigraphy builds, you can make sure that it shows up inside your workspace tab, right? And then you can click any file to land. And if you're wondering, okay, like how do you get antigraphy to build this for you? You can just go into antiigraphy, give it the CLI, tell it exactly what you want. So for example, build me a workspace preview and then it can go off and do that for you, right? And that way the cool thing about this is you stop losing the things AI made you and they never leave orbit, right? And that's why it's called layer three or orbit. Then layer four is the memory, right? And this be means basically like the sessions, they never fall down because you got this memory system holding it all up, right? And your AI agents, anti-gravity and anything else can use your memory system locally, right? I actually use something called Obsidian.

[00:07:31]As you can see, we've put that into our agent operating system as well. And the cool thing about this is it all links your anti-gravity agents, right? And so every project is local. And even if you, for example, if you have a buggy session or something like that, the cool thing about this is it's all stored locally and your agents take notes automatically with the memory system. And so it's wired into anti-gravity, right? And so the cool thing about this is your agents have context. So you don't need to reexplain yourself every single time.

[00:07:58]And then the final layer is number five which is loop. Whilst you're doing stuff in the background, anti-gravity and your agent operating system is getting better and better. Right? So anti-gravity's sub agents can run on their own schedule, not yours, right? Which means that you don't need to be there for them to build stuff, right? If I give anti-gravity uh prompt over here and then I just walk away, it's going to get stuff done, right? And that's a loop. So it's really cool. It's a really powerful way to to build this stuff. If you have any questions as you go along, feel free to ask. Eubin says, "Let's go, Julian."

[00:08:29]Thank you very much, sir. Thanks for joining. And yeah, just to be clear here, it is free to use, right? There are token limits, but you can use the free plan as well, which is pretty cool.

[00:08:38]And also, it's open source, right? And the great thing about this is you don't need to subscribe to other coding agents. You can plug this into your systems, and it's really easy to use, right? And so, let's talk about the old way versus the new way. The old way was like before you would use Gemini CLI alone inside your terminal. You'd have one Gemini CLI tab. You might have another agent in the background, but you're just having one conversation at a time. And also, most people weren't using sub agents before. So every task was blocked in the terminal until that got done. Additionally, people would also have obvious subscriptions. So for example, like clawed code and that sort of thing. And every output would be like just put somewhere in some random folder you never check again. Additionally, the sessions can vanish when you close the terminal. Whereas, for example, if you have a look at the agent operating system that we built in, and this is why I recommend building it, is that you can see your whole history here. So, you can scroll through the chat and see your whole history. And then it's also free as well. And you get a daily amount of tokens you can use. Every output lands in your project folder. So, your workspace tab over here. So, we can see our project folders. And then we can preview the actual tool that we've built, which is pretty cool. sessions persist as well because it's got the memory system across all of your AI agents. So we got the memory over here and then this is free to use, right? And so the result is you have one amazing dashboard with every output and preview ready to go which is really cool. And also you can get three jobs done from one ask, right? So you can give anti-gravity one prompt and then it spawns a team of sub agents and your sub agents just start working without you, right? And you stop waiting in line for your agents to get stuff done. Here's what the dashboard looks like. It's pretty awesome. So, let's see what questions we got here. Philly says, you know, how long did it take to set up an agent operating system? So, if you have a look, for example, this is pretty cool. If you have a look, uh John who built his own operating system here, as soon as we gave him the blueprint, he built it within 24 hours, right? And it shouldn't take you long. For me personally, I think build out the first version. Bear in mind, like I've tweaked and improved it over hundreds of hours now, but the first version only took one hour, right? But it shouldn't take you longer than an hour to build the first version of this out. So some people are going to say, I'll have to learn another command syntax, for example, when you're using a CLI. But actually, you don't need to learn anything, right? Because you can just speak to your AI agent in plain English over here and you don't need to. You can just give it the prompt and it handles all the terminal commands for you. So that's one of the best things about this is like you don't need to be technical for it. Other people say this is for developers. I don't know how to use the terminal, but honestly, if you build out like a agent operating system like this, you don't even need to use the terminal, right? We're not using the terminal to build this. We've plugged it into an agent operating system where we've got a beautiful user interface across all of our AI agents and we don't need to code. We don't need to use terminal. We don't need to switch between tabs or anything like that.

[00:11:30]Other people say free models, they always run out of tokens when they're midflow, right? What you can actually do is you can always switch to another provider. So you could use for example like our alpha which is a free API if you run out of tokens on anti-gravity plan right? So that way you got free models as a backup and you got fallback.

[00:11:49]So for example like you could switch to free claw code if you run out of tokens so on anti-gravity or something like that. And the cool thing about this is if you build out a system, right? So if we've got this agent operating system, the great thing about this is whatever Google brings out next, you get it basically same day and also you can plug it into your system again, right? So you stop falling behind every time Google creates an update. So for example, every improvement Google creates lands in the CLI, right? And so you don't need to update it manually or anything like that. it just automatically goes to the CLI you've plugged in which is really cool and also anti-gravity shares the same agent harness as anti-gravity 2.0 which means that all future improvements to their agents automatically updated inside the CLI which is really cool and if you want to see some examples of what we've built right so you can see for example here we chatted to it inside the chat here ask it to build out a website etc and then for example you can even build out like your own studio and that sort of thing so this just gives you some inspiration for your own agent operating system you can see for example here we actually built out a full blog for our website as well and that was just built in 4 minutes anti-gravity.

[00:12:58]So, there's so much cool stuff you can do with this. The other thing to note here is like Gemini CLI is going away on June the 18th. So, you if you're using any sort of CLI, whether that's Gemini or anti-gravity, you want to make sure you switch that antigravity now. And right now, anti-gravity CLI is available to everyone. But on June the 18th, they're going to stop using the Gemini CLI, right? So, just bear that in mind.

[00:13:18]So, that's basically how to use it, how to set up. Again, I've shown you it's free. I've shown you what to do if you run out of tokens as well, which is pretty cool. What else we got here? So does it not use an API key of Google studio? No, you can just loging in with your Google account. Yubin says, how do you begin to set this up from zero is a new command center to orchestrate a thing? Yeah, that's it. It's to organize everything really. It's to create like a beautiful UI where you keep everything in one place and you don't need to switch between tabs and terminals and you know it's always ready to go, right?

[00:13:46]Whereas for example, if I want to start up Hermes normally and I'm going to have to go over into my terminal, the same with antigraphy, I have to remember all the commands for it. You don't want that, right? instead like you've got everything ready to go, all saved in one place with all of your outputs ready to go like this. So that's what you want, right? And then for setting up the operating system, you would just go into antigraph and say, "Hey, build this for me. Here's my idea and go off and build it." Right? And then you keep iterating and preving from there. If you want my system, it's inside the profile boardroom ready to go. We got the zip files and the 30-day plan and the prompts for setting up. But if you wanted to build your own, you just go into antigraphy and ask it. or it says what do you use to create the guides inside your presentations like you can see over here so we actually use the agent operating system for that for example if I go into claude it can build out the guides and everything for me right based on what I tell it so that's the way that I do it again if you're inside a prof you can direct message me and I'll actually give you the the skill that I've used to create that right so you can get the skill MD file for that so let's talk about some things because I've shown you how to set it up I've shown you it's free I've shown you how powerful it I've shown you some of the awesome outputs you can get from this and how much better it actually is, plus all the benefits of using this. There's nothing holding you back, right? But some people going to say free always means worse. And I would say sometimes it does, but sometimes it doesn't, right? So the right belief here is this is Google's flagship coding agent, right? This is the most powerful one.

[00:15:08]And the reason they've got a free tier is because Google needs developer adoption to compete with Anthropic and OpenAI. So you're not getting the worst version. You're getting their best version of their best coding agent.

[00:15:19]Other people say I should wait until this is 100% ready. But the thing is these tools evolve every single day, right? And they'll keep evolving for the next 3 years. So every month you wait, the gap between you and the people we started now will widen, right? And six months from now, you'll be like, ah, should have started in May, right? The people who figure out how to use multi- aent terminals like this now are way ahead when everything settles, right?

[00:15:43]every CLI you learn, every workflow you build, every problem you solve, it all helps you. It all improves your skill set. Other people say, "I'm not technical enough to set up uh terminal CLI because you can actually get anti-gravity to set up for you inside the app, right, if you want to or you can get Claude set up for you as well.

[00:16:01]And there's a lot of members inside the airport for boarding. We've gone from never opened up terminal before to I've built a full agent operating system as I showed you before, right? So it it's a CLI is a really easy path right now.

[00:16:12]Now, it's not the hardest at all. And you can see I've seen so many people achieve awesome results who have never used AI before, right? So, if they can do it, you can do it, right? There's nothing stopping you here. So, that's basically it in terms of what you've just learned here today. So, you've learned how to use anti-gravity CLI for free. You've I've shown you how to use sub agents. I've shown you how to keep everything in one place and why you want to set up an agent operating system. And I've also shown you what this means for you and how it can help you and nothing else, right? And Fluffy says, "So my agent operating system is not on GitHub." No, it's inside the AR profitab community. You can get that link in the comments description or go to the arrm.com. But again, like I've shown you and talked about like you can ask anti-gravity to build it for you. If you don't want to use my system, you can ask anti-gravity directly. And so if you do want my setup with the anti-gravity CLI and the agent operating system stack, you can get that inside the AR profitable boardroom. We have it running alongside Claude, Codex, Hermes, OpenClaw, and pre-claw code, right? And inside the Aeropath, you get the full setup, the install, the calls, and the community, right? So, you get the full agent operating install with the zip file and everything else. You get a walkthrough tutorial on how to set up a 30-day road map, weekly live coaching calls, 3,000 members in there. You can connect with, and it's all inside here, as you can see. Right? So if you go to the classroom then you go to new daily updates you can see that we tell you when it was last updated so you get the latest updates you know you have the latest version you have the video tutorial over here and then you have the zip file as well right so if you want to get all this stuff it's all available for you along with all of my best trainings plus inside the community if you ask questions we actually answer your questions with video tutorials daily so that we can help you as much as we can we have weekly coaching calls where you can jump on live coaching calls ask questions meet the community etc Inside the map section here, you can actually connect with people in your local city who are using AI agents like you, which is pretty awesome.