Gemini CLI

This release introduces significant new capabilities, including the ability to export and import sessions, and the addition of Local and Remote Subagent Protocols. Numerous bug fixes address stability, including resolving chat corruption, preventing hangs during OAuth, and improving tool execution reliability. Users will also benefit from clearer documentation regarding Auto Memory and improved CLI UX in various scenarios.

This release introduces significant enhancements to session management with the addition of LocalSessionInvocation and RemoteSessionInvocation, alongside new agent-tui and tui-tester skills. Numerous bug fixes address critical issues related to authentication, proxy configuration (including NO_PROXY support), file handling errors (like EISDIR), and stability across different operating systems and model versions. Users will benefit from improved reliability in non-interactive modes and better debugging capabilities with exposed RAG snippets.

This release introduces significant new capabilities, including agent-tui and tui-tester skills, alongside support for Sublime Text and Emacs Client editors. Several critical bugs were addressed, such as fixing snapshot recovery across sessions and resolving issues with proxy settings and Vim input handling.

This minor patch release primarily addresses a specific conflict encountered during the cherry-picking process for the v0.43.0-preview.0 release branch. Users should see stability improvements related to this integration step.

This release introduces a new configuration flag, "adk.agentSessionSubagentEnabled", allowing users to control the behavior of agent session subagents. This update focuses on adding granular control over agent session configuration.

This release introduces configuration support for the new gemini-3.1 models, including aliases and thinking settings. Key fixes include resolving an issue where web fetches wouldn't abort on Ctrl+C and correcting model visibility during auto-resolution. Dependencies were also updated to patch critical security vulnerabilities.

This release focuses heavily on stability and network configuration, fixing numerous bugs related to permissions, proxy support, and credential handling, especially in enterprise environments. A new debugging feature allows users to expose RAG snippets to local log files for better troubleshooting.

This release introduces a unified "Auto" mode and updates agent registration to prioritize project-specific agents using a first-wins strategy. Numerous bug fixes address stability issues related to shell output throttling, OAuth token handling, and UI rendering in selection lists and tables.

This release introduces several new user-facing features, including the ability to delete sessions via the /exit command, support for @ mentioning the Gemini robot, and the addition of voice mode microphone controls. Numerous bug fixes address stability, especially around CLI operations, API timeouts, and environment handling (like WSL and proxy configurations). Users will also benefit from Gemma 4 models being enabled by default via the Gemini API.

This release introduces significant new capabilities, including the ability to export and import sessions, and the addition of Local and Remote Subagent Protocols. Numerous bug fixes address stability, including resolving chat corruption, preventing hangs during OAuth, and improving tool execution reliability. Users will also benefit from UX refinements like hiding read-only settings and improved handling of untrusted folders.

This release introduces an adaptive token calculator for more accurate content size estimation and enables the NumericalRouter when using dynamic model configurations. Several critical bugs were fixed, including preventing infinite thought loops in ACP mode and resolving issues with session resumption and quota handling.

This release introduces new capabilities for session management, allowing users to export and import sessions, and enhances compatibility with IDEs by prefixing tool call IDs. Numerous bug fixes address issues related to environment variables, UI display, command conflicts, and tool response handling.

This release introduces new shell command safety evaluations to improve security checks. Several critical bugs were fixed, including resolving a race condition in tool completion waiting and preventing hangs during OAuth authentication on Linux. UX improvements were also made to CLI output and configuration listing.

This release appears to be a patch update (v0.41.2) focused on incorporating a specific cherry-pick commit (02995ba) from a pull request into the release branch. Users should note that this is primarily a maintenance update addressing specific internal changes.

This release primarily consists of a patch update, cherry-picking a specific commit to stabilize the current preview version. Users should note that this is a maintenance release focused on applying necessary fixes to version v0.42.0-preview.1.

This release introduces the ability to queue messages during compression and steers the model to use the edit tool for surgical edits. Several critical bugs were resolved, including fixes for stream closure errors, chat corruption, and improved tool approval reliability.

This release primarily consists of a patch update, cherry-picking specific changes into the current preview version. Users should note that this is a maintenance release focused on stabilizing the v0.42.0-preview.0 branch.

This release (v0.41.1) is a patch update focused on incorporating specific fixes from pull request 26542 into the current release branch. Users should note that this is primarily a maintenance update addressing issues patched in the previous cycle.

This release introduces significant new capabilities, including experimental support for Gemma 4 models and real-time voice mode with both cloud and local backends. Numerous bug fixes address stability, including resolving a fatal crash on loop detection and improving Windows backspace handling. Users will also benefit from performance enhancements like faster startup times and better error reporting across the CLI and core.

This release introduces several new user-facing capabilities, including the ability to delete sessions via the /exit command, support for @ mentioning the Gemini robot, and the addition of voice mode features like a microphone button. Numerous bug fixes address stability, especially around CLI operations, API timeouts, and environment handling, alongside improvements to model defaults and proxy support.

This release primarily consists of a patch update, cherry-picking a specific commit to stabilize the current preview version. Users should note that this is a maintenance release focused on applying necessary fixes from development branches.

This release introduces significant new capabilities, including an Auto Memory inbox flow and new configuration options to ignore local environment variables. Several bugs were addressed, such as fixing LaTeX rendering in the TUI and ensuring proper markdown formatting in tool responses. Users will also benefit from new debugging commands and improved CI handling.

This release primarily consists of a patch update, cherry-picking a specific commit to stabilize the v0.41.0-preview.1 branch into version v0.41.0-preview.2. Users should note this is a minor maintenance update based on previous changes.

This release introduces significant new capabilities, including the ability to @ mention the Gemini robot and new voice mode features like microphone support and wave animations. Several quality-of-life improvements were made, such as adding a --delete flag to the /exit command and enabling Gemma 4 models by default. Numerous bug fixes address issues related to API timeouts, input handling (like the Escape key), and ensuring correct behavior across different environments like WSL and Cloud Shell.

This release primarily consists of a patch update (v0.41.0-preview.1) applied via cherry-picking a specific commit to address immediate issues in the previous preview version. No new user-facing features or detailed bug fixes were explicitly documented in this summary section.

This release is a patch update (v0.40.1) that incorporates a specific cherry-pick commit (2194da2) from the development branch to address an immediate issue in the v0.40.0 release line. Users should update for stability provided by this targeted fix.

This release introduces a new bot for time-series metric analysis and suggests repository improvements. Key fixes include ensuring correct handling of non-string model flags and preventing ACP stdout pollution. Additionally, environment variable settings now support boolean and number casting.

This release introduces significant new capabilities, including bundled ripgrep binaries for offline support and streamlined local model setup via `gemini gemma`. Several critical bug fixes address issues with SSL streaming errors, environment variable honoring, and security concerns related to IDE stdio overriding.

This release introduces significant new capabilities, including experimental support for Gemma 4 models and a real-time voice mode with both cloud and local backends. Several critical bugs were resolved, such as a fatal crash on loop detection and regressions in Windows backspace handling. Additionally, performance was improved by fetching experiments asynchronously to speed up boot time.

This patch release primarily addresses internal synchronization issues by resolving conflicts during a cherry-pick operation to the release branch. Users should experience stability improvements related to the integration of recent changes.

This release introduces foundational updates by wiring up the new ContextManager and AgentChatHistory for core functionality. Users can now manually specify a session UUID via the command line. Several critical bugs were addressed, including improved network error reporting and fixes related to CLI updates and sandbox cleanup.

This release introduces significant new capabilities, including real-time voice mode and experimental support for Gemma 4 models. Several critical bugs were resolved, such as a fatal crash on loop detection and a Windows regression affecting backspace input. Performance was also improved with asynchronous fetching during startup.

This release primarily consists of a patch update, cherry-picking a specific commit to stabilize the current preview version. Users should note that this is a maintenance release focused on patching the v0.40.0-preview.3 branch.

This release primarily focuses on internal updates and bug fixes, as detailed in the linked comparison. Users should review the full changelog for specific details on stability improvements and minor refinements introduced in this patch.

This release focuses on improving user experience with streaming responses for faster interaction and introducing a new command to automatically apply code review fixes. We also resolved critical bugs related to hanging processes and incorrect code formatting.

This release introduces significant new capabilities, including offline support via bundled binaries and streamlined local model setup with `gemini gemma`. Several critical bugs have been addressed, such as fixing environment variable honoring and resolving session state resets. Users will also benefit from new features like GitHub colorblind themes and enhanced skill extraction integration.

This release introduces significant stability and capability enhancements, including a new /memory inbox command for skill review and requiring user confirmation for skill activation in Plan Mode. Numerous bug fixes address critical issues related to sandbox cleanup, session resumption, and memory leaks across core processes. Performance and testing infrastructure have also been improved with new CPU and memory integration tests.

This release introduces significant new capabilities, including bundled ripgrep binaries for better offline support and a streamlined `gemini gemma` local model setup. Several critical bugs were addressed, such as fixing SSL streaming errors and ensuring environment variables for base URLs are honored. Users will also benefit from new accessibility features like GitHub colorblind themes and improved memory management controls.

This release primarily consists of a patch update, cherry-picking a specific commit to the current preview version. Users should note that this is a maintenance update focused on stabilizing the v0.39.0-preview.1 branch.

This release primarily consists of patching and cherry-picking commits to stabilize the v0.39.0-preview.0 branch, resulting in the new v0.39.0-preview.1 version. No new user-facing features or specific bug fixes were detailed in this summary section.

This release primarily consists of a patch update (v0.38.2) applied via cherry-picking an existing commit. There are no new user-facing features or specific bug fixes detailed in this summary section.

This release (v0.38.1) is a patch update focused on incorporating a specific commit cherry-pick (050c303) to address immediate issues in the v0.38.0 branch. No new user-facing features or general improvements were noted in this specific patch summary.

This release introduces new capabilities for plan mode prompts and improves CLI interaction by enabling mouse clicking for cursor positioning in multi-line answers. Key fixes include improved handling of OpenSSL 3.x streaming errors and better terminal color detection.

This release introduces several new features, including enabling 'TerminalBuffer' mode to reduce flicker, adding support for default environment variable values, and implementing a background memory service for skill extraction. Numerous bug fixes address stability issues across the CLI and core, particularly around sandbox reliability on Linux and Windows, and improved chat history recording. Users will also benefit from UI refinements like compact tool output being enabled by default and better handling of input prompts.

This release introduces significant stability and capability enhancements, including a new /memory inbox command for skill review and required user confirmation for Plan Mode skill activation. Numerous bug fixes address critical issues related to sandbox cleanup, session resumption, and memory leaks across core components. Users will also benefit from improved CLI usability, such as word deletion support in Windows Terminal and refined tool output formatting.

This release introduces significant architectural updates, including a decoupled ContextManager and Sidecar, and new capabilities like skill patching integration. Several critical bugs were resolved, such as fixing an infinite render loop and improving UTF-8 file handling. Users will also notice that model responses now fully display thoughts and text without suppression.

This release appears to be a maintenance patch (v0.37.2) focused on cherry-picking a specific commit to address an issue in the previous version. No new user-facing features or specific bug fixes are detailed in this summary section.

This release introduces new guidance for Strategic Re-evaluation in the system prompt and ensures subagent IDs are persisted in tool call records. Numerous bug fixes address critical issues like memory leaks, OOM errors on large outputs, and data corruption during text sanitization. Performance is also improved, particularly on Windows sandbox initialization.

This release introduces streaming support for agent responses via the new useAgentStream hook and migrates chat recording to JSONL streaming. Several critical bug fixes address memory leaks related to OAuth timeouts and subagents, and improves stability when handling request cancellations and git operations within the sandbox.

This release primarily focuses on internal updates and bug fixes, as detailed in the comparison link. Users should review the linked changelog for specific details on stability improvements and minor adjustments.

This release focuses on stability and user control, introducing required confirmation for skill activation in Plan Mode and fixing several core bugs related to session resumption and Windows terminal input. Users will also notice improved tool output formatting for a more compact view.

This release introduces several new features, including the "/help" command, experimental Agent Protocol UI types, and memory management commands like "/memory inbox". Several critical bugs were fixed, such as issues with hook propagation, Windows skill linking, and memory leaks in the scheduler. Additionally, user experience improvements include better sandbox error handling and a switch in the default command shortcut from Ctrl+X to Ctrl+G.

This release introduces significant new capabilities, including experiment-gated support for gemini flash 3.1 lite and new skills for code duplication checking and automated failure replication. Numerous bug fixes stabilize the CLI experience, particularly around browser agent security, TTY handling in headless environments, and improved error reporting for agent loading.

This release introduces several new features focused on enhancing agent capabilities, including context-aware policy approvals and a background memory service for skill extraction. Numerous bug fixes address stability issues across the CLI and core, particularly around sandbox reliability on Linux and Windows. Users will also benefit from UI improvements like the new 'TerminalBuffer' mode to reduce flicker and compact tool output being enabled by default.

This release primarily consists of a patch update, cherry-picking a specific commit to stabilize version v0.37.0-preview.1 into the new v0.37.0-preview.2 release. Users should note this is a maintenance update focused on stability.

This release introduces new user-facing features like selective topic expansion and role-specific CLI statistics. Several critical bugs were addressed, including fixes for Windows/BSD execution, UI flickering due to auth race conditions, and improved handling of partial LLM requests. Users will also benefit from better narration suppression and context splitting.

This release introduces significant new capabilities, including a background memory service for skill extraction and context-aware persistent policy approvals. Numerous bug fixes address stability, particularly around shell output, Windows sandboxing, and UI rendering issues like flicker and spacing. Users will also benefit from improved configuration options like default environment variable values and enhanced tool confirmation UIs.

This release primarily consists of a patch update, cherry-picking a specific commit to stabilize the v0.37.0-preview.0 branch into the new v0.37.0-preview.1 version. No new user-facing features or specific bug fixes are detailed in this summary.

This release introduces significant new features, including a behavioral-evals skill, support for multi-turn interactive evals, and a refreshed UX for the Composer layout. Numerous bug fixes address stability, including resolving terminal escape sequence leaks and improving sandbox path resolution in Plan Mode. Performance has also been boosted by parallelizing startup cleanup tasks and backgrounding the IDE client.

This release introduces significant architectural updates, including multi-registry support and tool filtering for subagents, alongside an experimental memory manager agent. Key fixes address issues with context handling, session logging, and UI rendering, while new features enhance plan mode usability and macOS sandboxing security.

This release introduces several new capabilities, including experiment-gated support for Gemini Flash 3.1 Lite and a new skill for detecting duplicated code during PR reviews. Key fixes stabilize the browser agent's domain restrictions and resolve various CLI issues like flickering in copy mode and TTY hangs in headless environments. Additionally, the sandbox manager sees improvements with OS-specific path handling and dynamic expansion on Windows and Linux.

This release focuses on improving responsiveness by introducing streaming support for API responses, allowing users to see output faster. We also fixed several critical bugs related to network timeouts and prompt parsing, alongside general latency improvements for a smoother user experience.

This release focuses on improving the user experience by introducing response streaming for faster interactions and adding a strict mode for code reviews. Several bugs related to network timeouts and code formatting have also been resolved.

This minor patch release primarily addresses a specific conflict encountered during a cherry-pick operation for the release branch. Users should note the resolution of this internal integration issue.

This release appears to be a maintenance patch, specifically cherry-picking commit 765fb67 into the current preview version. Users should update to ensure they have the latest patched build for version v0.36.0-preview.6.

This release focuses on improving responsiveness by introducing streaming support for API responses, giving users faster feedback. We also fixed several critical bugs related to code formatting and configuration loading across different operating systems.

This release primarily provides an update to the changelog link for version v0.35.2. Users should refer to the provided GitHub link for detailed information on any changes included in this specific patch.

This release primarily focuses on internal updates and bug fixes, as indicated by the lack of specific feature announcements in the provided notes. Users should refer to the linked GitHub comparison for detailed changes between versions v0.36.0-preview.3 and v0.36.0-preview.4.

This minor release focuses on improving the user experience by introducing response streaming for faster feedback during code generation. It also includes critical fixes for hanging CLI processes under certain network conditions and resolves indentation issues in generated Python code.

This release primarily consists of a patch update (v0.36.0-preview.1) applied to the v0.36.0-preview.0 branch. The changes are focused on internal maintenance and version synchronization rather than new user-facing features or bug fixes.

This release introduces significant new customization options, including user-configurable keyboard shortcuts and support for custom base URLs. Several Vim editing features have been added to the UI, alongside core stability fixes like improved API error retries and better process cleanup. Users will also notice better visibility into tool execution status with pending tool calls now being displayed.

This release introduces significant architectural updates, including multi-registry support and enhanced subagent capabilities like local execution and memory injection. Key fixes address issues with path expansion, session handling, and UI rendering stability across various terminal sizes. Users will benefit from improved context awareness, better sandboxing on macOS, and new features like plan mode support in non-interactive sessions.

This release focuses on improving reliability and fixing critical issues across the toolchain. Key updates include automatic retries for failed evaluations and fixes for plan mode freezing and tool hook behavior. Users will also see better guidance in the CLI interface with new instructions and improved session handling for web fetching.

This minor release primarily addresses a specific conflict encountered during the cherry-picking process for the current preview branch. Users should note the resolution of this internal integration issue.

This release introduces streaming support for faster API responses and adds the capability to configure custom inference temperatures. We also resolved critical bugs related to network timeouts and incorrect code indentation in generated output.

This release primarily consists of a patch update, cherry-picking a specific commit to stabilize the v0.35.0-preview.2 branch into the new v0.35.0-preview.3 version. No new user-facing features or specific bug fixes were detailed in this summary section.

This release introduces significant enhancements to agent execution, including local execution and tool isolation for subagents, alongside native sandboxing support for both macOS and Windows. Key fixes address issues with subagent state persistence and UI rendering, while new features enable plan mode in non-interactive sessions and add Git worktree support for parallel development.

This release primarily consists of a patch update, cherry-picking a specific commit to stabilize the current preview version. Users should note that this is a minor maintenance update focused on ensuring the stability of version v0.35.0-preview.1.

This release introduces major new capabilities, including the full enablement of subagents and the default activation of JIT context loading. Security and reliability have been enhanced with cryptographic integrity verification for extensions and sandboxing for process-spawning tools. Numerous bug fixes address issues related to configuration saving, terminal input handling, and JIT context operations.

This release introduces significant new capabilities, including experimental LXC and native gVisor sandboxing support, and new CLI features like chat resume and custom footers. Numerous bug fixes address stability, particularly around OAuth handling, model persistence, and UI rendering issues.

This release introduces significant enhancements to user customization, including customizable keyboard shortcuts and support for new Vim motions and keybindings in the CLI. Several core stability fixes address issues related to process handling, API error retries, and Windows compatibility. Users will also benefit from improved telemetry and better handling of tool calls and session resumes.

This release primarily consists of a patch update, cherry-picking a specific commit (48130eb) to stabilize the v0.34.0-preview.3 branch and create version v0.34.0-preview.4. No new user-facing features or specific bug fixes were detailed in this summary section.

This patch release primarily addresses a specific conflict encountered during the cherry-picking process for the v0.33.1-pr-22665 release branch. Users should note this is a maintenance update focused on resolving integration issues.

This release primarily contains maintenance updates and internal changes, as indicated by the minimal changelog content provided. Users should refer to the full comparison link for detailed technical updates introduced by the latest commit.

This release primarily consists of a patch update to version v0.34.0-preview.3, incorporating a cherry-pick from a previous pull request. No new user-facing features or specific bug fixes are detailed in these release notes.

This release introduces significant new capabilities, including OAuth2 Authorization Code support for A2A agents and customizable keyboard shortcuts. Key fixes address stability issues like preventing prompt jumping and race conditions during retries. Users will also benefit from new Vim mode motions and improved reporting of per-model token usage in stream-json output.

This release is a patch update (v0.33.1) focused on applying a specific cherry-pick (8432bce) from a pull request to stabilize the current release branch. No new user-facing features or explicit bug fixes are detailed in this summary, indicating a minor maintenance update.

This release appears to be a maintenance patch, specifically cherry-picking a commit to address an issue in the v0.34.0-preview.1 branch and creating version v0.34.0-preview.2. No new user-facing features or specific bug fixes are detailed in this summary section.

This patch release primarily addresses internal conflicts encountered during the cherry-picking process for the v0.34.0-preview.0 branch. Users should see a more stable integration of recent changes following the resolution of these conflicts.

This release introduces several new capabilities, including the addition of the github-issue-creator skill and support for HTTP authentication for A2A remote agents. Several critical bugs were fixed, such as resolving race conditions in ACP/Zed and reducing false positives in LLM loop detection. Users will also benefit from UX improvements like a redesigned compact header and better context display for the context window usage.

This release introduces significant new capabilities, including experimental LXC and native gVisor sandboxing support, along with new CLI features like chat session resumption and custom footer configuration. Numerous bug fixes address stability, including increased agent timeouts and preventing hangs during OAuth in non-interactive sessions. Users will also benefit from improved UI styling and better filename prioritization in autocompletion.

This release primarily focuses on internal maintenance by applying a specific cherry-pick to resolve conflicts within the release branch. Users should note the application of commit 3ff68a9 to stabilize the preview build.

This release primarily addresses a technical issue within the release pipeline, specifically resolving a conflict encountered during a cherry-pick operation. Users should see a more stable build process as a result of this patch.

This release appears to be a maintenance patch, specifically cherry-picking a commit to stabilize the v0.33.0-preview.12 branch into the new v0.33.0-preview.13 version. No user-facing features or explicit bug fixes are detailed in this summary section.

This release primarily consists of a maintenance cherry-pick to the current preview branch. There are no new user-facing features or specific bug fixes highlighted in this summary section.

This release primarily consists of a patch cherry-pick to stabilize the current preview version. Users should note that this update incorporates specific fixes referenced in pull request 21859.

This release introduces several new CLI features, including enabling Plan Mode by default, adding the /upgrade command, and unifying the /chat and /resume UX. Numerous bug fixes address stability issues related to memory usage, environment variables, and path resolution across platforms. Performance has also been improved through increased caching of API key and settings loads.

This release appears to be a maintenance patch, specifically cherry-picking a commit to update the preview version from v0.33.0-preview.9 to v0.33.0-preview.10. No user-facing features or specific bug fixes are detailed in these notes.

This is a minor patch release focused on resolving internal conflicts during the cherry-picking process for the upcoming preview version. Users should see stability improvements related to the build process.

This release appears to be a maintenance patch, specifically cherry-picking a commit to ensure version stability for the v0.33.0-preview.7 branch. Users should note that this is a minor update focused on internal version management rather than new user-facing functionality.