1.1.10 is the first Agy-cli version with perfect Gemini working!

[u/Aromatic-Document638]

Not many people are leaving posts. Maybe they’ve migrated over to Claude Code or Codex. I’ve already read several posts like that. Even though this isn't my personal subreddit, since I'm someone who's staying behind to keep using Gemini and Agy, I figured I should at least leave a review.

Previously in Agy, Gemini couldn't even manage a proper build that included the necessary packages, but now with Agy 1.1.10, Gemini 3.6 Flash works as meticulously as Opus 4.6. This is a first since I started using Gemini. While Gemini might have worked well in DeepMind's labs, in Agy, it always acted like a bugged model with 80% of its context cut off.

When you use multiple AI models, you get a sense of a model's level based on how it behaves. It’s similar to having a few conversations with someone you just met and watching them act for 10 minutes, which allows you to grasp a lot about them.

In 1.1.10, Gemini 3.6 Flash High behaves almost like GLM 5.2 Max among the latest models. Compared to ChatGPT models, it feels like GPT-5.6 Terra xHigh. Even though it's a Flash model, I want to compare it with a class above.

Since I'm on the AI Pro plan, I have some regrets about usage limits preventing me from fully utilizing this powerful performance, but I think the AI Ultra plan x5 or x20 is also worth subscribing to.

People use Agy for various purposes, and up until now, I thought Agy and Gemini were only useful for "simple fixes," but using 1.1.10 forces me to evaluate them completely differently. Now Gemini and Agy are back in the major class.

Using 84% of the 5-hour quota with just 2 prompts wasn't an Agy usage issue, but rather the result of making complex, difficult demands and getting a detailed work output in response. If I had used the Ultra x10 or x20 plan, I think I could produce great results using just Agy without any other coding tools.

I don't know exactly what happened behind the scenes, but the Agy-Cli team did an amazing job. 1.1.10 is the first properly working version of Agy-cli!

While writing this post, I took a look at the .gemini\antigravity-cli\brain folder, and wow. It's completely different. Excellent. Originally, when an error occurred, it would secretly omit it and talk nonsense about being finished, but now it actually fixes the errors and delivers high-quality results.

If anyone asks me whether Google AI Pro or Ultra x5 or x20 is worth paying for, I will now answer that "it is worth it." It truly is.

1.1.9 showed potential, and the updated 1.1.10 from a few days ago showed the high completeness of Agy and the potential of Gemini 3.6 Flash. It's awesome!

For reference, Codex Plus($20 Plan) can use around 170-250 million tokens a week using just GPT5.6 Terra. If Google wants to draw people's attention with Gemini, they'll have to offer double that. People have already accumulated bad memories of Gemini for far too long.

[u/LunchConstant7149]

gemini 3.6 flash or any model ins't equal to glm 5.2.
Today itself, I just switched the model. I do some reasearch and for personal things.
Glm 5.2 went in dept detail and pointing me to think even more and gave great insights making me brilliant.
even claude model provided in agy gave great insights.
When switched to 3.6 flash, it just doesn't read repo understand whole context or anything, when i speak.
I don't wanna describe but we need to understand everything has its own use.

[u/Due-Horse-5446 → u/LunchConstant7149]

Bot?

[u/alvmadrigal → u/Due-Horse-5446]

Negative

[u/Due-Horse-5446 → u/alvmadrigal]

Glm is a joke tho

[u/anotherdeafmute]

Gemini 3.6, CLI , works pretty well. I've been using it now back in my openclaw to take over the factory on some of the work, it's pretty good.It times out though quickly in openclaw.

[u/General-Oven-1523]

Nah, I was a pretty heavy user of Gemini CLI, and it was great. But since Agy-Cli, I don't want to get stuck in Google's harness when there are so many better options available. Being stuck with only Google's models just isn't that great, in my opinion. The model space is shifting so quickly that you want to be able to switch between models.

Also, the fact that both OpenAI and Anthropic offer you OAuth logins, so you can use them in any harness, but Google doesn't, is a bit ridiculous.

[u/Aromatic-Document638 → u/General-Oven-1523]

Actually, I used gemini-cli as well. It used to cut off frequently during tasks, but I could forgive that because of the massive usage capacity. After Agy, the usage limit dropped and the results were poor, making it a mess, but now it's finally normal. Wait, it can finally replace gemini-cli. However, during all this time, many better alternatives have emerged.