Command reference ยท Antigravity CLI
/tasks
Opens the task manager panel for monitoring background shell logs.
According to the official Antigravity CLI reference, /tasks belongs to the "Tools & Tasks" category. The command "opens the Task Manager Panel to monitor background shell execution logs" โ so it opens a dedicated panel showing running and completed background shell processes along with their logs. This is relevant as soon as an agent starts a longer-running terminal command (such as a build or test run) in the background: instead of waiting, you can use /tasks to check the progress and output while the agent keeps working in parallel. According to the official CLI changelog, the list and detail view of /tasks was revised in an earlier version (start times on the left, status right-aligned), which suggests a tabular layout. /tasks shows only shell task logs โ according to the reference, a separate panel is provided for the status of subagents.
โ WHEN TO USE IT?
Check the log of a shell command running in the background
Open /tasks while a build is running in the background to see the current output
Get an overview of all active background processes
Call /tasks to see which background shells are currently running or already finished
โ WHEN NOT TO?
Monitor subagent status instead of background shell tasks
According to the reference, /tasks shows shell task logs; a separate panel is documented for subagents.
Better: Use /agents to monitor subagents
SOURCES
- Antigravity CLI docs: command reference โ antigravity.google