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Google Antigravity keyboard shortcuts

Google Antigravity is three products, and this page keeps them apart: the Antigravity 2.0 desktop app, the Antigravity IDE, and the agy terminal CLI. The CLI replaced Gemini CLI for Google AI Pro, Ultra and free users on 18 June 2026, and it documents far more keys than the app does. These are the defaults: the app changes them under Settings, Shortcuts, and the CLI with /keybindings or ~/.gemini/antigravity-cli/keybindings.json.

96 shortcutsWindows and MacChecked 27 September 2026

Checked against Google Antigravity Docs — Getting Started, Google Antigravity Docs — Antigravity 2.0 features, Google Antigravity Docs — Settings, Google Antigravity Docs — MCP, Google Antigravity Docs — Antigravity IDE: Tab and navigation, Google Antigravity Docs — CLI reference, Google Antigravity Docs — Using AGY CLI, Google Antigravity Docs — Prompting and interaction (CLI), Google Antigravity Docs — Execution modes (CLI), Google Antigravity Docs — Reviewing artifacts (CLI), Google Antigravity Docs — Diff command (/diff), Google Antigravity Docs — Resume command (/resume), Google Antigravity Docs — Agents command (/agents), Google Antigravity Docs — Voice dictation (/voice), Google Antigravity Docs — Vim editor mode and Google Antigravity — Changelog. Version: Antigravity 2.0 app 2.17.0, Antigravity IDE 2.5.5 and Antigravity CLI 1.2.9, default keys.

96 shortcuts

The top 19 are the Antigravity shortcuts this page marks as the ones to learn first, in the order they appear here. The drill asks the marked ones first too, shuffled. Or tick your own and print those.

The 19 to learn first: the shortcuts the Antigravity page marks as the ones to learn first, in the order they appear on it.

Your own sheet: the Antigravity shortcuts you ticked.

Antigravity 2.0: getting around

The desktop app, where agents work in projects. Google gives these keys for macOS and for Windows and Linux.

Practise these
Open the conversation picker #WinControl plusKMacCommand plusK
Move focus to the message box # Google also gives this key for quoting selected text into the chat.WinControl plusLMacCommand plusL
Start a new conversation # On the home screen it switches between your last project and a standalone conversation, from version 2.14.0.WinControl plusNMacCommand plusN
Go to the next or previous conversation #WinAlt plusUp arroworAlt plusDown arrowMacOption plusUp arroworOption plusDown arrow
Open settings # From any surface in the app. Settings, Shortcuts is where the keys can be viewed and changed.WinControl plusCommaMacCommand plusComma
Search the text in the conversation # In the Review pane it searches every open file, opening folded blocks to reach a match.WinControl plusFMacCommand plusF
Scroll through the conversation # Added in version 2.15.0.WinPage UporPage DownorHomeorEndMacPage UporPage DownorHomeorEnd
Step out of the message box # Inside an open menu, Esc closes just the menu rather than the dialog behind it.WinEscapeMacEscape

Antigravity 2.0: chat, terminal and voice

Practise these
Send the message # Starting an agent, it opens the setup box where you choose Local mode or New Worktree mode.WinEnterMacReturn
Quote or add the selected text to the chat # Google's 2.13.0 notes give both keys for quoting or adding a selection; the earlier 2.4.3 notes give Cmd+L (Ctrl+L) for quoting.WinControl plusLorControl plusIMacCommand plusLorCommand plusI
Start or stop voice dictation # Google gives Ctrl+M with no separate Mac key. It works in artifact comments as well as the message box.WinControl plusMMacControl plusM
Open the terminal in the sidebar # Google writes it as Ctrl/Cmd + `.WinControl plusBacktickMacCommand plusBacktick
Split the terminal side by side # In the terminal panel. Google gives Ctrl+Shift+5 for Linux and Windows.WinControl plusShift plus5MacCommand plusBackslash
Stop the agent from a question it is asking you # Ctrl+C on macOS but Ctrl+D on Windows and Linux, as Google gives them. You return to the chat input without sending blank answers.WinControl plusDMacControl plusC
Open the command menu in the message box # The app's slash commands include /goal, /grill-me, /schedule, /browser, /plan and /btw.WinSlashMacSlash

Antigravity IDE: Tab

The separate editor. Its pages document these three uses of Tab, each of which can be switched off in its settings.

Practise these
Accept a Supercomplete suggestion # Supercomplete can change code anywhere in the file, such as a variable renamed throughout.WinTabMacTab
Jump to the next place to edit # When the Tab to jump icon appears.WinTabMacTab
Finish the word and add its import # Tab-to-Import, when you type a class or function that is not imported yet. The import goes at the top of the file.WinTabMacTab

CLI: running the session

Antigravity CLI, started with agy in a terminal. These are its default keys; /keybindings changes them.

Practise these
Stop the agent, close a panel, or clear an empty prompt # Google calls it the universal escape: it cancels a running turn and hands back a clean prompt.WinEscapeMacEscape
Interrupt, or exit on a second press # The first press cancels what the agent is doing and a second starts the exit, per the release notes; the reference adds that it asks to confirm while an agent is working. It cannot be remapped away.WinControl plusCMacControl plusC
Exit the CLI # Only when the prompt is empty. With text in the prompt it deletes forward.WinControl plusDMacControl plusD
Clear the prompt # When nothing is streaming.WinEscapethenEscapeMacEscapethenEscape
Cycle the execution modes # default, accept-edits, plan, then default again. On a pending file edit it switches to accept-edits and approves the edits waiting.WinShift plusTabMacShift plusTab
Show or hide the agent's tool reasoning #WinControl plusOMacControl plusO
Clear and redraw the screen #WinControl plusLMacControl plusL
Open the shortcuts and commands help # On an empty prompt. /help opens it too.Win?Mac?
Open the slash-command menu # Type it in the prompt box for a typeahead list of commands.WinSlashMacSlash
Run a shell command directly # At the start of the prompt.Win!Mac!
Suggest a file path # Release 1.2.9 added an @ form that sends a message straight to a subagent, with a list of subagents to pick from.Win@Mac@
Dictate the prompt by voice # Enter or F5 again stops and keeps the text, Esc discards it, and Ctrl+Z afterwards undoes the whole dictation. Not for business or enterprise accounts.WinF5MacF5

CLI: writing the prompt

Practise these
Send the prompt #WinEnterMacReturn
Start a new line without sending # Apple Terminal does not pass Shift+Enter on by default: Google's advice there is Option+Enter, with Use Option as Meta key switched on.WinShift plusEnterorControl plusJorAlt plusEnterMacShift plusReturnorControl plusJorOption plusReturn
Start a new line at the end of a line # The CLI removes the backslash for you.WinBackslashthenEnterMacBackslashthenReturn
Write the prompt in your own editor # Opens $EDITOR, or the editor chosen in /config, and brings the text back when you save and quit.WinControl plusGMacControl plusG
Paste an image, a video or text # Alt+V is the Windows fallback for terminals that keep Ctrl+V for themselves. Over SSH, pasting images needs a terminal such as iTerm2 or Ghostty.WinControl plusVorAlt plusVMacControl plusV
To the start of the line #WinControl plusAMacControl plusA
To the end of the line #WinControl plusEMacControl plusE
Back one word # Word moves stop at punctuation, so they step through paths, URLs and flags a piece at a time.WinAlt plusBorControl plusLeft arroworAlt plusLeft arrowMacOption plusBorControl plusLeft arroworOption plusLeft arrow
Forward one word #WinAlt plusForControl plusRight arroworAlt plusRight arrowMacOption plusForControl plusRight arroworOption plusRight arrow
Delete the previous word #WinControl plusWorAlt plusBackspaceMacControl plusWorOption plusDelete
Delete the next word #WinAlt plusDMacOption plusD
Undo the last edit to the prompt # As the CLI reference gives it. The older table on the Using AGY CLI page gives Ctrl+Z to suspending the CLI and Ctrl+_ to undo.WinControl plusZMacControl plusZ
Redo the edit you undid #WinControl plusShift plusZMacControl plusShift plusZ

CLI: approvals and subagents

Practise these
Approve the proposed command, edit or artifact # At a confirmation prompt.WinYMacY
Reject the proposed command, edit or artifact # To reject an edit and say what to do instead, type it in the prompt box and press Enter.WinNMacN
Open a pending edit as a full-screen diff # With three lines of context and separators between hunks. New-file confirmations have it too.WinFMacF
Edit a pending change in your editor # At a command confirmation it opens the full command and its permissions for editing instead.WinControl plusGMacControl plusG
Open the artifact review panel # Works while a question or permission prompt is waiting, too.WinControl plusRMacControl plusR
Jump to the next subagent waiting for approval # Esc takes you back to the main thread. One CLI features page gives Ctrl+J; the reference, the subagents page and the release notes give Alt+J.WinAlt plusJMacOption plusJ
Approve a subagent's request without leaving the conversation # The request is the one summarised just above the prompt box.WinControl plusKMacControl plusK
Stop the highlighted subagent # In the /agents panel, on a running subagent. It stops that subagent's own subagents too.WinKMacK
Approve a subagent's request in the agents panel # When the request shows inline in /agents.WinAMacA
Deny a subagent's request in the agents panel #WinDMacD

CLI: reviewing artifacts

In the review panel that Ctrl+R opens, where y and n approve and reject the highlighted file, and in the full-screen viewer behind it.

Practise these
Preview the highlighted file # A 12-line preview opens under the row.WinPMacP
Approve every pending file # The CLI reference writes it as A.WinShift plusAMacShift plusA
Reject every pending file #WinShift plusRMacShift plusR
Move between the open, approve and reject buttons # Left and Right work as well.WinHorLMacHorL
Save the review and go back to the prompt # Your approvals and rejections go back to the agent.WinEscapeMacEscape
Scroll the artifact # The arrow keys work as well, and Ctrl+D and Ctrl+U scroll half a page.WinJorKMacJorK
Jump to the top of the artifact #WinGMacG
Jump to the bottom of the artifact #WinShift plusGMacShift plusG
Comment on the current line of the artifact # Esc saves and submits the comment. d on a commented line deletes it.WinCMacC
Show or hide the line numbers #WinLMacL
Cycle how a Mermaid diagram is drawn # As a Kitty image, as ASCII art (the default), or as the raw code.WinMMacM
Zoom a diagram in or out # Only when the diagram is drawn as a Kitty image.WinControl plusEqualsorControl plusMinusMacControl plusEqualsorControl plusMinus
Search inside the artifact # n and Shift+N move between the matches.WinSlashMacSlash
Open the artifact in your editor # It warns you first if you have comments not yet sent.WinControl plusGMacControl plusG

CLI: the diff viewer

Opened with /diff. Its three modes show your workspace changes, the agent's turns, and the commit graph.

Practise these
Cycle the diff modes # In the file list: workspace changes, turns, then commits.WinTaborRight arroworLeft arrowMacTaborRight arroworLeft arrow
Go to the next or previous file # Inside a file's diff, Right and Left do the same.WinJorKMacJorK
Jump to the next change #WinNMacN
Jump to the previous change #WinShift plusNMacShift plusN
Scroll the diff by a page #WinPage UporPage DownMacPage UporPage Down
Comment on a line of the diff # Enter saves the comment, Esc cancels it.WinCMacC
Delete the comment on this line #WinDMacD
Leave and send your comments to the agent # On the exit screen that appears when you leave with comments not yet sent. They become your next prompt.WinShift plusYMacShift plusY
Leave and discard your comments # On the same exit screen. Elsewhere in the diff, Shift+N is the previous change.WinShift plusNMacShift plusN

CLI: pickers and panels

Practise these
Move through a list #WinUp arroworDown arrowMacUp arroworDown arrow
Scroll by a page # The reference lists Shift+Up and Shift+Down here as well; the 1.2.0 release notes make those half-page scrolls.WinPage UporPage DownMacPage UporPage Down
Jump to the top of the view # Listed on the Using AGY CLI page.WinControl plusHomeMacControl plusHome
Jump to the bottom of the view #WinControl plusEndMacControl plusEnd
Page through a list that runs to several pages # In the session picker, for one.WinLeft arroworRight arrowMacLeft arroworRight arrow
Accept the highlighted slash-command suggestion # In /model, Tab accepts the suggested model name.WinTabMacTab
Rename the highlighted conversation # In /resume. Enter saves the name, Esc cancels.WinF2MacF2
Delete the highlighted conversation # In /resume. The Resume page still shows Ctrl+Delete; the 1.1.13 release notes moved it to F4 so it works in macOS terminals.WinF4MacF4
Switch to your Antigravity 2.0 conversations # In /resume. Choose a desktop conversation and confirm, and the CLI brings its history into the terminal.WinTabMacTab
Group conversations by folder, or list them flat # An opt-in view in /resume. Release 1.1.26 added the pickerGrouping setting for it.WinControl plusFMacControl plusF

CLI: Vim editor mode

Off by default: switch it on in /settings under Editor Mode. It starts in NORMAL mode. Release 1.2.9 added counts such as 3dd, which the Vim page still says are not supported.

Go to NORMAL mode # From INSERT or VISUAL mode.WinEscapeorControl plusCMacEscapeorControl plusC
Insert before or after the cursor #i or a
Insert at the first non-blank character, or at the end of the line #I or A
Open a line below or above #o or O
Start a character or a line selection #v or V
Send the prompt from NORMAL or INSERT mode # In NORMAL mode, Enter sends too; in INSERT mode it adds a new line unless Insert First is on.WinControl plusSorControl plusEnterMacControl plusSorControl plusReturn
Send the prompt the Vim way # From NORMAL or VISUAL mode.ZZ
Undo or redo in the prompt # In NORMAL mode. Ctrl+R opens artifact review rather than redoing.u or U
Type a slash or shell command from NORMAL mode # The CLI types the character and switches to INSERT mode for you.WinSlashor!MacSlashor!

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Google Antigravity keyboard shortcuts — comboshelf.com. Checked 27 September 2026 against Google Antigravity Docs — Getting Started.