Google Antigravity CLI 1.0.4

Changelog: SQLite conversation store, LaTeX math rendering, and centralized project cache

SQLite conversation database format, terminal LaTeX math rendering, and centralized project discovery cache.

Improvements(8)

• Added SQLite (.db) conversation support and will be CLI’s conversation format. Fixed a bug when importing SQLite conversation from Antigravity 2.0 to CLI.
• Added LaTeX math rendering, enabling the CLI to display beautiful mathematical formulas directly in the terminal viewport. Set AGY_CLI_DISABLE_LATEX environment variable to turn off LaTeX rendering globally if desired.
• Decoupled project discovery from local .antigravitycli workspace directories. The CLI now stores workspace-to-project mappings in a centralized ~/.gemini/antigravity-cli/cache/projects.json file, eliminating repository clutter and speeding up project discovery to a single-map lookup.
• Collapses all newlines and consecutive whitespaces in conversation previews and titles before rendering list items, preventing visual UI layout breaks in the picker rows.
• Styled the separator space between the line number column and diff content to match the text blocks, ensuring background highlights stretch seamlessly across the viewport width in tool outputs and /diff details.
• Aligned the interactive /changelog and agy changelog cache paths to both use antigravity-cli, and made the caching process synchronous to resolve a race condition where immediate process exit terminated the cache write.
• Moved VCS detection out of the synchronous CLI startup path to prevent slow initialization.
• Parallelized the MCP server initialization sequence, preventing slow or hanging custom MCP servers from blocking independent, fast-starting servers (like local plugins) from loading on startup or configuration reloads.

Fixes(3)

• Resolved sporadic and permanent UI hangs caused by a stateful callback streamer race condition during network drops or extremely fast agent steps.
• Resolved inconsistent behavior where selecting skill-derived slash commands from autocompletion suggestions cleared the input without executing. Autocompleted skill commands are now correctly submitted to the backend.
• Resolved an issue where exclusion rules and allowlists configured in rules.json were silently ignored, causing the discovery engine to load every .md rule file unconditionally at boot.

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