Antigravity 1.0.6: Zero-latency message submission with smarter typing and path

Release notes

FEATURE

Zero-latency message submission with smarter typing and path autocompletion

Typing and running commands in the terminal now feels incredibly fluid. The moment you submit a message, your text instantly appears on the screen without waiting for the backend to process it, completely eliminating perceived input lag. Finding slash commands (like /help) is also much smarter: even if you only type a few letters from the middle of the word (like /el), the system will use fuzzy matching to find what you mean. The /open and /add-dir commands now support shell-style path autocompletion just like a normal terminal. Additionally, we've squashed several annoying typing bugs: the autocomplete menu will no longer play dead if you type @ immediately after a parenthesis to mention a file, and your typed text will no longer be swallowed if you start typing right after pressing Esc to interrupt a rambling agent. Like upgrading your phone keyboard: you used to wait for the network every time you hit send and couldn't find apps if you misspelled them; now, you can find anything with a sloppy abbreviation, and your texts instantly show up on the screen the moment you tap send.

FEATURE

Clean history lists, stacked status lines, and reliable headless sandboxing

Your conversation history list is now much cleaner. When you open /resume, the system automatically hides all subagent (background bots) conversations, focusing purely on the chats you explicitly started so your list doesn't get relentlessly spammed. If you customized the status line at the bottom of the terminal, you can now toggle a setting to vertically stack the "default official status" with your "custom status" together, so you don't have to choose one or the other. For advanced users, when running in the non-interactive text-only mode (--print), the --sandbox isolation flag will finally enforce its security boundaries correctly. Like organizing your inbox: spam and automated emails used to drown out your personal letters, but now the system filters out the robot mail for you; additionally, you can now keep both the corporate calendar and your personal notebook on your desk at the same time, seeing both at a glance.

Original changelog

Original changelogZero-latency message submission with smarter typing and path autocompletion

Added shell-style path auto-completion for `/open` and `/add-dir`.
Added optimistic rendering for user chat prompt submissions, injecting messages immediately into the viewport to eliminate perceived input lag.
Added fuzzy and partial substring matching across slash commands. E.g. `/el` -> shows `/help` and `/model` while previous no suggested completions.
Fixed a bug when suggestion was not triggered when `@` is typed after `(`. Enabled unconditional typeahead suggestions whenever `@` is typed without preceding whitespace, streamlining mention workflows.
Fixed a bug where entering a prompt immediately after pressing `Esc` (to interrupt an active agent stream) caused the newly typed input to be swallowed or rejected.

Original changelogClean history lists, stacked status lines, and reliable headless sandboxing

Skipped subagent conversations from `/resume`, keeping the standalone conversation picker focused purely on direct user initiated conversations.
Added a `stack_with_default` flag to the `statusLine` configuration to render both the default Antigravity status line and custom status line output vertically stacked.
Fixed `--sandbox` flag propagation in headless print mode (`-p` / `--print`), ensuring sandbox isolation is correctly enforced during non-interactive execution.