Google Antigravity CLI 1.1.18

Changelog: Project name flags, customizable picker keybindings, typo-tolerant @-completion, and audio attachments

Adds support for passing project names to --project, customizable keybindings for conversation management, typo-tolerant @ file completion, and standard audio attachments alongside reliability and terminal layout fixes.

Improvements(6)

• Added support for passing a project name to --project, which previously accepted only a project ID and failed on anything else.
• Added item.rename and item.delete keybindings for the conversation picker's rename and delete actions, allowing F2 and F4 to be rebound in keybindings.json on keyboards without function keys.
• Improved @ file path completion with a typo-tolerant fallback, so a query with a transposed or mistyped character still finds the file without outranking exact matches.
• Improved audio attachments by recognizing standard formats Gemini models accept, including .wav, .mp3, .m4a, .aac, .flac, and .opus.
• Improved keystroke responsiveness on Windows by discarding key-release events reported by the console, cutting rendering work per keystroke.
• Improved the artifact viewer footer by placing the outline shortcut next to scroll and page hints for clearer document navigation.

Fixes(6)

• Fixed print mode (-p) exiting successfully with an empty response when the agent state stream dropped mid-run; it now surfaces the stream error and exits non-zero.
• Fixed a valueless prompt flag swallowing the next flag as its prompt (such as --print --sandbox "do the task"), turning both that and stray trailing arguments into explicit errors.
• Fixed expanded /btw cards pushing footer hints and prompt off-screen on long answers by clamping output to terminal height with scroll support.
• Fixed /resume opening below the fold instead of the active workspace when running the CLI from a subdirectory.
• Fixed text losing styling after file links where the link's styling reset also cleared surrounding prose formatting.
• Fixed stray characters appearing in the prompt every few seconds by restricting periodic input-mode re-arming to terminal multiplexers.

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