Is a local single-user orchestrator allowed to invoke the official agy -p CLI?

Google Antigravity
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Hello,

I use the official Antigravity CLI locally with a personal Google AI Pro
subscription.

Does Section 6 of the Antigravity Terms permit a personal, single-user,
local orchestrator to invoke the official agy.exe -p command and parse
its official JSON output, provided that the orchestrator:

  • never reads, copies or reuses Antigravity OAuth credentials;
  • never calls private or undocumented endpoints;
  • does not expose or redistribute Antigravity access to another user;
  • launches only the official Antigravity executable;
  • respects quotas, permissions and concurrent-use limits?

I am specifically asking about invoking the official documented headless CLI,
not about using Antigravity OAuth inside a third-party agent such as OpenClaw.

Can this usage run unattended or on a local schedule, or must every invocation
be explicitly initiated by the user?

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Hi @JJPop, Welcome to the Forum!

Could you please share a few details about

  • CLI version you are using?
  • Which operating system you are using?
  • If possible could you please share a screen recording while capturing the issue from end to end
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Hi, thank you for your reply ! :grinning_face:

There is no technical issue to reproduce. My question is about permitted usage under Section 6 of the Antigravity Terms.

  • CLI version: Antigravity CLI 1.1.12
  • Operating system: Microsoft Windows, using PowerShell
  • Usage: personal, single-user and local

I would like to know whether I may invoke the official documented headless command (agy.exe -p) from my own local orchestrator and parse its official JSON output.

The orchestrator would not access OAuth credentials, private endpoints or undocumented APIs, would not redistribute access, and would respect quotas and concurrency limits.

My specific questions are:

  1. Is this local orchestration permitted with my Google AI Pro subscription?
  2. May these invocations run unattended or on a local schedule?
  3. Or must every invocation be explicitly initiated by the user?

Since there is no malfunction, a screen recording would not provide additional information. If this is not a technical-support question, could you please forward it to the appropriate product or policy team, or point me to the official documentation that answers it?

Thank you.