Command reference ยท Antigravity CLI
?
Shows help and a list of all slash commands.
According to the official Antigravity CLI docs, a ? in the prompt box is not its own slash command with a / prefix, but a special-character shortcut: if you type just ?, help opens with a list of all available slash commands.
This distinguishes ? from real commands like /config or /permissions, which appear in the typeahead menu as soon as you type /. ? serves purely as an overview โ it doesn't perform any action itself, but shows you which / commands exist in your current version.
The official CLI reference also lists a separate /help command (category "Utilities"), which according to the docs opens a help panel with commands and shortcuts. ? and /help overlap heavily in function; ? is the faster reflex directly from the input line, without first typing out /help.
โ WHEN TO USE IT?
Quickly check which slash commands are available in the current version
Type ? in the prompt box before venturing into an unfamiliar workflow
Quickly check the overview before typing `/`
Type ? to see whether there's already a matching command for a specific task
โ WHEN NOT TO?
You already know the command and want to run it directly
According to the docs, ? only opens the help overview, but doesn't perform any action itself.
Better: Type the known slash command directly, e.g. /tasks
Expecting a standalone, named slash command
According to the docs, ? is not a / command with its own name, but a separate help special character in the prompt box.
Better: Use /help if you'd rather reference a documented, named slash command
SOURCES
- Antigravity CLI docs: Using the CLI โ antigravity.google