Session commands let you pick up where you left off without losing context. Antigravity CLI persists your session history across restarts, and theDocumentation Index
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/resume command gives you a searchable list of past sessions you can jump back into at any point.
/resume
Displays a list of your previous sessions and lets you select one to continue. Once you choose a session, the full conversation history and context are restored.
Keyboard shortcuts
| Action | Shortcut |
|---|---|
| Delete a session | ctrl+delete |
| Exit Antigravity CLI globally | ctrl+d ctrl+d (double tap) |
The session deletion shortcut changed from
ctrl+d to ctrl+delete in v1.0.1. This resolves a conflict with the global exit keybinding (ctrl+d ctrl+d) and also preserves Emacs-style forward-delete behavior in the search input field within the session list.Why the shortcut changed
Prior to v1.0.1, pressingctrl+d inside the /resume session list would delete the selected session. This conflicted with two other behaviors:
- Global exit: double-tapping
ctrl+dexits the CLI entirely. A singlectrl+dpress inside the session list would be ambiguous. - Emacs-style forward-delete: the search input in the session list uses
ctrl+das a forward-delete key, matching standard terminal editing conventions.
ctrl+delete removes both conflicts without affecting any other part of the interface.