Gemini CLI will be discontinued starting June 18, 2026
·2026.05.20 03:03
Key point
Google is ending personal support for Gemini CLI and Code Assist on June 18.
Details
Google is effectively ending personal availability of Gemini CLI and shifting its focus to the successor product, Antigravity CLI.
- Starting June 18, 2026, Gemini CLI and Gemini Code Assist IDE extensions will no longer process requests for Google AI Pro/Ultra users and free individual users.
- Gemini Code Assist for GitHub will also block new installations from the same date, and request processing will stop within a few weeks after that.
- Google has immediately released Antigravity CLI for transition purposes, and will provide migration documentation and video guides.
- Antigravity CLI retains Agent Skills, Hooks, Subagents, and Extensions, but Extensions will become Antigravity plugins.
- Google explained that Antigravity CLI's strengths include faster execution, asynchronous multi-agent tasks, and a common agent harness.
- However, feature parity with Gemini CLI is not guaranteed at initial launch.
- Enterprise customers are an exception. GitHub users with Standard/Enterprise licenses or through Google Cloud will retain existing access, and Gemini CLI can also continue to be used with paid Gemini and Gemini Enterprise Agent Platform API keys.
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