Antigravity joins Claude Code, Codex CLI and OpenCode as a fourth agent, every agent is now shown by the mark its own project publishes, and a CLI can be installed from its vendor's own Windows installer instead of npm.
Antigravity
- Detected where its own installer puts it — it is not on PATH — with its conversations on this machine listed and resumable, its models and reasoning efforts offered, and its allowance read through the CLI's own
/usage. - It reports what its agent is doing, so a terminal knows whether it is thinking, running a tool or waiting for an answer. agy has no per-launch configuration, so this is the one place Termexo writes into a file it does not own: the status line in the CLI's own settings. All of it is reversible — a status line of your own is saved and put back, and the block is recognised by the command it points at rather than by a path, so a Termexo that moved rewrites its own work instead of leaving a command the CLI cannot run.
Installing a CLI
- Claude Code, Codex CLI and Antigravity can be installed from their vendor's own Windows installer script instead of npm. npm can be pinned to a version and rolled back to one; a vendor's script installs whatever that vendor currently publishes. OpenCode publishes no Windows script, so it stays on npm.
- Installing a vendor build beside an npm one leaves two executables of different versions with PATH deciding which runs — the plan says so before you commit to it.
- Starting a session for an agent that is not installed now offers the installer from the dialog that discovered it, opened on that agent.
Git and diffs
- The split diff no longer draws a long line over the other column. Its columns grow to their own content and the panel scrolls sideways as a whole.
- The diff toolbar steps through a file's changes, by run of changed lines rather than by line, on
Alt+UpandAlt+Down.
OpenCode status
- OpenCode goes idle at the end of every step of its own loop, and the next step begins in the same instant. Taking the first of those for a finished turn announced completion several times per turn, and again while the agent sat waiting for an answer. Completion now waits to see whether anything follows.
- Waiting on a person is neither work nor completion, including the tool that does the asking.
- A subagent — OpenCode runs those as sessions of their own — no longer takes the turn over from the session that spawned it, which had left the real turn unable to report ending at all.
Icons
Claude's and OpenCode's marks come from simple-icons (CC0), OpenAI's from Wikimedia Commons, and Antigravity's outline is traced from the gradient bitmap its site publishes. Each remains its owner's trademark, used only to name the agent it belongs to.
Windows 10/11 x64. Full changelog.