Command reference Β· Antigravity CLI
/exit
Ends the TUI session and restores the host shell. Alias: /quit.
In the official Antigravity CLI reference, /exit belongs to the "Core" category and has the alias /quit. According to the docs it "closes the TUI session and restores your host shell" β so the command ends the running interactive terminal session and hands control back to the shell from which agy was started.
This makes /exit the regular way to leave an Antigravity CLI session, instead of hard-closing the terminal window or aborting the process with Ctrl+C. Because /quit as an alias has exactly the same function, it doesn't matter which of the two spellings you use β officially both are documented as equivalent.
Important: /exit only affects the current TUI session. According to the reference, the conversation history remains retrievable via /resume, provided the session wasn't cleared beforehand with /clear.
π THE SAME TASK (βEXITβ) ON OTHER PLATFORMS
β WHEN TO USE IT?
Cleanly end the session and return to the host shell
/exit, once the task is complete
Use the alias if it's more familiar
Type /quit β according to the docs, identical to /exit
β WHEN NOT TO?
Only clear the context but keep working in the same session
According to the docs, /exit ends the entire TUI session, not just the conversation context.
Better: Use /clear to start a new conversation within the same session
SOURCES
- Antigravity CLI docs: command reference β antigravity.google
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