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The post is dated May 19, 2026, and Google's developers blog says "Starting today, Antigravity CLI is available to everyone".
Reports the CLI is not open source and developers' complaints about usage limits.[1]
Confirms migration requirement and quotes Google's rationale.[1]
Google's transition notice: Go build, 18 June 2026 cutoff, Gemini CLI stats, enterprise exceptions.[1]
Describes the Go-built CLI as part of the Antigravity[1] 2.0 launch.
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