when the agent [gemini 3 pro] tries to run commands like “npm install clsx tailwind-merge”
or any else, and I set him to “always proceed” it seems to get stuck [I stop and run it for him no problem] but please fix it.
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I have the same issue.
not sure it is okay to hag myself in here, but somehow I need to raise the awareness that today I am having that problem to an extend that is beyond comfortable. Nothing is actually being executed anymore, in terms of terminal commands. This made the whole IDE actually useless, if executing terminal commands is the way for it to understand your codebase and compile and test etc 
I just hope it’ll be fixed soon.
Yes, I’ve had similar issues. Despite setting “Always Proceed” it will still ask me to review nearly every command. Oddly enough, some commands do automatically proceed but some do not.
@Abhijit_Pramanik Thanks for getting back to me in the other thread. I have submitted bug reports but I’m not sure they’re making it through.
In my case, I already had the wildcard added. To make sure I hadn’t corrupted something, I did a full uninstall, wiped all the config folders, and reinstalled fresh.
I have these in the allowed commands list:
-
* -
| -
Get-CimInstance -
Select-Object -
Get-CimInstance | Select-Object -
Get-CimInstance -ClassName Win32_Processor | Select-Object -ExpandProperty Name
But when the agent tries to run Get-CimInstance -ClassName Win32_Processor | Select-Object -ExpandProperty Name it still asks for permission.
This makes it pretty much unusable - you end up just going window to window clicking the approve button constantly.
From the diagnostics export, despite the GUI showing “Always Proceed” and all those commands in the allowlist:
"googleAgentAllowedCommands": [],
"googleAgentAutoExecutionPolicy": 0,
Looks like the settings aren’t propagating from the UI to the internal state.
I have the same issue, it keeps on stopping for commands
I have the same issue, antigravity is not working again now.