@20thkim@kevinhou22 Yes! When an agent invokes a subagent, it can choose whether the subagent is using flash-lite, flash, or pro. If you have a preference about it you can guide it with prompting/rules
We’re thrilled to announce the Antigravity CLI, a lightweight way to spin up the same Antigravity agents right from the terminal. 💻
It gives you the exact same harness and same models, with a product experience tailored for the command line. It adapts entirely to you: your keybindings, your themes, your workflows.
Full Antigravity CLI Walkthrough:
@socoffchar@OfficialLoganK@antigravity it’s much easier to coordinate multiple agents across multiple workspaces/projects. there’s also features like subagents and scheduled tasks
No model is perfect at instruction following. Despite refined prompting, even the best models can get confused at times.
At Antigravity, I developed "ephemeral messages" to augment the instruction following ability of models, letting us push the frontier of agentic capabilities.
@nub_insider@antigravity Reducing the amount of agent termination errors is one of our top priorities, we're actively working on it and there are a bunch of fixes already staged for the next release!
All said, ephemeral messages have helped us bridge the gap between model limitations and desired behaviors. Most reminders needed for Gemini 2.5 were removed for Gemini 3.
Our goal today is to keep finding the capabilities that are just barely possible on the strongest models.
There are some downsides, like slight cache misses or thinking trace disruption. But more fundamentally, over-reliance can mask poor tool design, and too large a reminder can distract the agent. Ephemeral messages should typically only be used when it can’t be done otherwise.