/permissions

Opens the interactive tool permissions manager.

/permissions belongs to the Configurations category. A scope picker lets you choose between Project, Shared, and Global, then between the rule viewer tabs allow/deny/ask; a adds a rule, e or Ctrl+G edits it, d or Backspace deletes it. Rules follow the format action(target), e.g. command(git) or mcp(server/tool).

✅ WHEN TO USE IT?

Allow specific commands to run automatically

Open /permissions, pick the Project scope, and set command(git) to allow

Block a specific MCP tool

Open /permissions and set mcp(server/tool) to deny

⛔ WHEN NOT TO?

You want to bypass permissions entirely for a single start

/permissions manages persistent rules, not a one-time skip for a single start.

Better: agy --dangerously-skip-permissions at startup (use with caution)

SOURCES

Antigravity CLI Doku: Command-Referenz ↗ antigravity.google
Antigravity CLI Doku: /permissions ↗ antigravity.google
Antigravity Doku: MCP ↗ antigravity.google