Gemini CLI cli

This release includes updates to the Gemini CLI. Please refer to the full changelog for detailed information on any changes or fixes implemented in this version.

This release focuses on security and stability improvements. It includes fixes for environment variable handling, workspace path checks, and configuration file permissions. These updates enhance the safety and reliability of the command-line interface.

This release enhances security and reliability with improvements to the extension loader and fixes for OAuth flow and macOS sandbox issues. A hardcoded API key has also been removed from chrome-devtools-mcp.

This release includes improvements to web fetch utilities, specifically enhancing destination validation and connection routing. These changes aim to make network requests more robust and reliable.

This release focuses on several bug fixes to improve stability and reliability. Key fixes include ensuring consistent symlink evaluation, isolating container runtime components on macOS, and clearing stale cancellation errors for smoother conversation turns. Additionally, optimizations have been made to history rollback and retry nudges.

This release addresses critical security vulnerabilities by preventing SSRF attacks and enforcing stricter workspace trust policies. It also ensures that MCP servers are properly filtered in restricted modes, enhancing the overall security posture of the CLI.

This release focuses on internal updates and does not introduce new user-facing features or bug fixes. The primary change is the update to a new nightly build, with a full changelog available via the provided GitHub link for detailed technical information.

This release focuses on internal updates and maintenance. No new user-facing features or bug fixes are highlighted in these notes.

This release includes updates to the Gemini CLI. Please refer to the full changelog for detailed information on any new features, bug fixes, or improvements introduced in this version.

This release addresses a critical bug related to workspace trust enforcement in fail-closed and restricted modes. It ensures that MCP servers are correctly filtered, enhancing security and reliability.

This release focuses on internal updates and maintenance. No new user-facing features or bug fixes are highlighted in these notes.

This release addresses a critical security vulnerability related to Server-Side Request Forgery (SSRF) in the MCP OAuth authentication process. The fix ensures more secure handling of metadata discovery and authentication.

This release includes updates to the Gemini CLI, bumping the version to 0.59.0-nightly.20260825.g812f7a2bc. A full changelog detailing the comparison between versions is available for review.

This release introduces enhanced evaluation capabilities with a new tool call formatter and integrated failure summaries. Several bug fixes have been implemented to improve reliability, including better handling of OAuth flows, IDE connections, and multi-turn request rollbacks. Additionally, the SSR Agent has seen numerous fixes and improvements, such as execution timeouts and clearer privacy notices.

This release focuses on stability and reliability with several bug fixes. Key improvements include better handling of symlinks, enhanced isolation for container runtimes on macOS, and optimizations for history rollback and retry nudges.

This release focuses on stability and reliability. Several bug fixes have been implemented, including addressing stale cancellation errors and optimizing history rollback and retry nudges. Safety checker declarations have also been improved.

This release primarily focuses on patching and stabilizing the v0.57.0-preview.0 version. A new preview version, v0.57.0-preview.1, has been created to incorporate these fixes.

This release focuses on internal changes and updates to the Gemini CLI. While no new user-facing features or bug fixes are explicitly detailed in these notes, the provided changelog link offers a comprehensive view of all modifications made during this development cycle.

This release contains only internal changes and no user-facing features or bug fixes.

This release includes a bug fix for macOS users, improving the isolation of Docker and container runtime components within the Seatbelt sandbox. This enhances security and stability for users running containerized workloads on macOS.

This release includes a fix for inconsistent symlink evaluation in ignore path handling, ensuring more reliable behavior. Internal code refactoring was also performed to improve maintainability.

This release includes a bug fix that ensures empty text turns are correctly preserved when interacting with tools or media. The changelog for the latest preview version is also available.

This release focuses on internal updates and dependency management. While no new user-facing features or bug fixes are explicitly detailed, the underlying components have been updated to ensure continued stability and performance of the Gemini CLI.

This release enhances the Gemini CLI with improved evaluation capabilities, including tool call formatting and failure summaries. It also addresses several bug fixes related to IDE connections, request handling, and environment normalization. Additionally, various improvements have been made to stability, user experience, and documentation.

This release focuses on several bug fixes for the SSR Agent. It addresses issues with subagent execution, autocomplete suggestions, terminal rendering after external editor use, and a token regression on startup. Documentation links for Vertex AI locations have also been added.

This release focuses on improving the SSR Agent by fixing issues that caused indefinite hangs and misleading error messages. Documentation for commands has also been updated, and privacy notices have been clarified.

This release includes a bug fix for the SSR Agent, addressing an issue related to tsconfig settings. The fix ensures proper configuration for the agent's packages.

This release contains a changelog link to the full comparison between two nightly builds. It details the specific code changes and commits made between these versions.

This release includes a fix for the SSR Agent, ensuring proper environment variable handling in tests. This resolves a specific issue related to process.env migration within the a2a-server tests.

This release focuses on core stability and reliability. It includes fixes for multi-turn request handling, git environment normalization, and capacity error management with silent retries. Additionally, tests related to file system interactions have been stabilized.

This release introduces enhancements to the evaluation system, including the addition of tool call formatting and the integration of failure summaries. These changes aim to provide more detailed and structured feedback during evaluations.

This release introduces a new local report command for evaluations, enhancing developer capabilities. Several bugs have been fixed, including issues with model capacity, quota lookup, Cloud Workstations proxy redirects, and IDE connection directory mismatches.

This release introduces significant new capabilities in the caretaker system, including webhook ingestion, egress services, and advanced triage features with LLM orchestration. Several bug fixes enhance security and stability, such as mitigating ReAct loops, enforcing workspace trust, and improving path resolution. Additionally, new features like tool registry discovery and an eval coverage report command are now available.

This release introduces significant enhancements to the caretaker agent, including new triage workflows, evaluation frameworks, and GCP deployment capabilities. Several bugs have been fixed, such as resolving false model capacity exhaustion errors and improving OAuth token refresh. Additionally, the system now handles issue comments and re-triage, and capacity exhaustion is correctly classified as a terminal error.

This release is a patch update to version v0.55.0-preview.2, creating version 0.55.0-preview.3. It includes a cherry-pick of a specific commit to address a patch.

This release includes a fix for refreshing MCP OAuth tokens, ensuring better authentication stability. It addresses a specific issue related to token refresh using the stored client ID.

This release focuses on internal updates and does not introduce new user-facing features or bug fixes. The primary change is the update to a new nightly build, indicated by the version number. Users can refer to the full changelog for detailed technical information.

This release focuses on internal updates and bug fixes. While no new user-facing features are highlighted, the changelog provides a link to the full commit history for detailed technical information.

This release introduces several new features for the caretaker, including enhanced triage workflows, evaluation frameworks, and GCP deployment capabilities. It also adds issue comment handling for ingestion and re-triage. Additionally, a bug fix ensures locks are cleared correctly on specific transitions.

This release includes a patch to version v0.54.1 to address an issue. The version has also been updated to 0.54.2 and then reverted and fixed.

This release is a patch update to address specific issues. It includes a cherry-pick of a commit to ensure stability and create a new preview version.

This release includes updates to the changelog for various versions, including v0.55.0-preview.1 and v0.54.0. It also bumps the version to 0.56.0-nightly.20260806.g761f604c1. A full changelog is available for comparing versions.

This release introduces new capabilities for the caretaker triage to post comments before closing issues and enhances the PR generator with Firestore concurrency and an Antigravity agent runner. Several bug fixes have been implemented, including improved security for credentials and better handling of session states and context management.

This release introduces significant enhancements to the PR generator, including environment configuration, command execution, and iterative bug-fixing capabilities. Several bugs have also been addressed, such as preventing retry hangs due to capacity exhaustion and improving error handling for empty responses.

This release introduces significant enhancements to the PR generator, including new core capabilities for environment configuration and GitHub integration, along with an iterative bug-fixing state machine. Several bugs have been fixed, such as issues with seatbelt profiles, npm dist-tag deletion, and tool response handling.

This release focuses on performance improvements for code generation. Users should experience faster and more efficient code snippet creation.

This release introduces tool registry discovery capabilities for enhanced functionality. Several critical fixes were implemented to stabilize the release pipeline, including preventing bad NPM releases and resolving binary shadowing issues during verification.

This release introduces new caretaker functionality with the implementation of a Cloud Run webhook ingestion service and an egress service skeleton. Key fixes address security concerns by enforcing case-insensitive path blocking and resolve several core processing issues related to symbolic links and history scrubbing. Additionally, the Vertex base URL has been updated.

This release focuses on stability and correctness, primarily by ensuring escape sequences are correctly handled for modern models. Additionally, security within the macOS sandbox has been improved by making ~/.gitconfig read-only.

This release primarily consists of internal updates and bug fixes, as indicated by the nightly build nature. Users should refer to the detailed comparison link for specific changes between these two nightly versions.

This release primarily consists of internal updates and maintenance, as indicated by the provided changelog link focusing on a comparison between two nightly builds. Users should refer to the linked comparison for detailed, low-level changes between these specific versions.

This release primarily consists of internal updates and maintenance, as indicated by the provided changelog link focusing on the comparison between two nightly builds. Users should refer to the linked GitHub comparison for detailed technical changes.

This nightly release introduces the egress cloud run service skeleton as part of the caretaker functionality. There are no reported bug fixes or user-facing improvements in this update.

This release focuses on a critical security and stability fix within the core memory import processor. Specifically, it resolves an issue related to symbolic link directory handling during memory imports.

This release introduces a new Cloud Run webhook ingestion service for caretaker operations. Additionally, it resolves a critical bug related to defensive path resolution, which also fixed failing macOS tests.

This release primarily provides an update to the internal build version, linking to the full comparison log for detailed changes. Users should refer to the provided GitHub link for a complete breakdown of all modifications in this nightly update.

This release primarily consists of internal updates and maintenance, as indicated by the provided changelog link focusing on a specific nightly build comparison. Users should refer to the linked comparison for detailed commit-level changes between the two nightly versions.

This nightly release focuses primarily on a security enhancement. It enforces case-insensitive handling for sensitive path blocklists and improves the VS Code HITL mechanism.

This release focuses on stability and infrastructure updates. Key fixes include preventing bad NPM releases during CI and resolving a failing no_proxy test. Additionally, the Vertex AI base URL configuration has been updated.

This release introduces new capabilities, including support for GDC air-gapped Service Identity and the new eval:inventory CLI command with JSON output. Several critical bugs were fixed, addressing issues like zero-quota hang loops, path traversal vulnerabilities during skill install, and various CI/CD stability problems.

This release introduces the capability for tool registry discovery, enhancing how tools are managed. Several critical fixes were implemented to stabilize the release process, including preventing bad NPM releases and resolving binary shadowing issues during CI verification.

This release introduces significant new capabilities, including support for GDC air-gapped Service Identity and new CLI commands like "eval:inventory" with JSON output. Several critical bug fixes address path traversal vulnerabilities, resolve issues with pending tools and trust overrides, and stabilize the nightly release process.

This release introduces automatic selection of the 3.5 flash model when enabled via a flag, improving model routing efficiency. Key fixes include improved TOML parsing recovery and corrections to Vertex AI model mapping. Additionally, the display frequency of the Antigravity transition banner has been limited.

This release introduces support for GDC air-gapped Service Identity and includes a static evaluation source analyzer. Several critical bugs were addressed, including fixing infinite retry loops on zero-quota limits and preventing path traversal vulnerabilities during skill installation.

This release introduces new documentation and migration commands for the Antigravity CLI. Key fixes include ensuring zero-quota limits fail fast to prevent hangs and correcting multi-line escaped quote handling. Additionally, the tool now avoids persisting empty resume sessions and standardizes tool output formatting.

This release introduces the ability to include quotes in your interactions and enables the use of the flash GA model under specific experiment flags. Key fixes include hardening PTY resizing against native crashes and preventing spam loops caused by invalid editor configurations.

This release introduces automatic model selection, enabling the use of the 3.5 flash model when configured. Key fixes include improved TOML parsing recovery and corrected Vertex AI model mappings. Additionally, usability is enhanced by limiting the Antigravity banner display count and updating related documentation.

This release primarily consists of a patch update, cherry-picking a specific commit to stabilize the v0.46.0-preview.2 branch into the new v0.46.0-preview.3 version. No new user-facing features or specific bug fixes were detailed in this summary section.

This release appears to be a patch update (v0.45.3) created via a cherry-pick operation. No user-facing features or specific bug fixes are detailed in these brief notes.

This release focuses on minor housekeeping and user experience refinements. The primary change is limiting the display frequency of the Antigravity transition banner. Additionally, experimental text has been removed from the browser agent documentation.

This release appears to be a patch update (v0.45.2) based on cherry-picking a specific commit from the previous version branch. No user-facing features or specific bug fixes are detailed in this summary section.

This release primarily consists of a patch update (v0.46.0-preview.2) created by cherry-picking a specific commit (f40498d) from the previous preview version. There are no new user-facing features or specific bug fixes detailed in this summary section.

This release primarily consists of internal updates and minor refinements, as indicated by the focus on a comparison link without specific feature or fix descriptions in the main body. Users should refer to the provided link for detailed commit-level changes.

This release appears to be a patch update (v0.45.1) focused on cherry-picking a specific commit to stabilize the current version. No new user-facing features or specific bug fixes were detailed in the provided notes beyond the patch application.

This release introduces support for using the Gemini 1.5 Flash model automatically when enabled via a flag. It also includes stability improvements by adding recovery mechanisms for policy parsing errors. Additionally, the continuous integration process has been optimized with new labeling and batching workflows.