Gemini CLI v0.47.0 Changelog

This update is all about making the Gemini command-line tool (CLI) smarter, more stable, and easier to use. If you use Gemini directly from your computer's terminal to run AI tasks, this release matters to you because it integrates the newer Gemini 3.5 Flash model, cleans up annoying background bugs, and prepares the tool for an upcoming transition to a new system called "Antigravity."

What's new

• Gemini 3.5 Flash Support: The CLI can now automatically use the newer, faster Gemini 3.5 Flash AI model when you have the "auto mode" setting turned on.
• Antigravity Migration Guides: Added new documentation and commands to help you smoothly transition your setup over to the new Antigravity CLI system.

Improvements

• Official Browser Agent: The "browser agent" (a feature that lets the AI interact with web browsers) is no longer labeled as "experimental" in the documentation, meaning it is now considered stable and ready for everyday use.
• Less Annoying Banners: The notification banner about the "Antigravity transition" will now stop showing up after a certain number of times, keeping your terminal screen clean.

Fixes

• No More Empty Saved Sessions: The CLI will no longer save empty "resume sessions" (saved states of your previous chats), which prevents useless files from cluttering your computer.
• Vertex AI Model Mapping: Fixed an issue where the tool wasn't correctly matching up AI models when connecting to Vertex AI (Google's cloud platform for enterprise AI).
• Smoother Configuration Loading: Fixed a bug where the tool would crash if a configuration file (specifically a TOML file) was corrupted, or if a file was locked by another program (an EBUSY error). The tool can now recover from these issues gracefully.
• Safer Tool Discovery: Improved how the CLI searches for external tools (using the Model Context Protocol, or MCP) by updating the list of tools all at once. This prevents errors that happen when tools only load halfway.

Breaking changes

No breaking changes in this release.