can you check the settings if agy - google antigravty - two things - is it katest and second i have to press yes for small commands - i only kept it s autonomy low - i want to ncrease it - is there a number scale of low med high
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"description": "# Getting Started with Antigravity CLI : Tutorial Series\n## Installation\n### Updating Antigravity CLI\n```\n$ agy changelog\n1.0.5:\n· Added `--model` to set model when launching CLI. Also a new `models` subcommand to list available models.\n· Added `/permissions` command which allows to add/edit/remove permissions rules for each of the three configs above directly inside the CLI.\n· Allowed opening the Artifact Review panel (shortcut `ctrl+r`) while answering pending questions or tool permission confirmations, preserving your current progress when toggling back.\n· Fixed a bug that metadata was written in the current directory as opposed to `~/.gemini/antigravity-cli/cache` when running using `-p`.\n· Improved statusline layout by merging active tip and artifact status on a single line and truncating with ellipsis on narrow terminals to prevent collisions.\n· Improved customization support by allowing directories in the customization manager to be passed as workspace directories, enabling correct trajectory metadata population and `/add-dir` support.\n· Added support for `url` in `mcp_config.json` to configure MCP servers directly via a URL.\n· Improved `/resume` performance: optimized lazy loading of conversation details, filtered out empty conversations, and added support for scanning SQLite database files (`.db` and `.db-wal`).\n· Improved autocomplete: tab completion for slash commands now resolves to the matched alias instead of the primary command name (e.g., `/se` autocompletes to `/settings` instead of `/config`).\n· Integrated the permissioning system with the rest of Antigravity. CLI permissions now merges project level permissions, permissions from user settings shared with Antigravity, and permissions from the CLI `settings.json`.\n\n1.0.4:\n· Added SQLite (.db) conversation support and will be CLI’s conversation format. Fixed a bug when importing SQLite conversation from Antigravity 2.0 to CLI.\n· Added LaTeX math rendering, enabling the CLI to display beautiful mathematical formulas directly in the terminal viewport. Set `AGY_CLI_DISABLE_LATEX` environment variable to turn off LaTeX rendering globally if desired.\n· Decoupled project discovery from local `.antigravitycli` workspace directories. The CLI now stores workspace-to-project mappings in a centralized `~/.gemini/antigravity-cli/cache/projects.json` file, eliminating repository clutter and speeding up projec
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ASSISTANT (hermes, deepseek-v4-flash)
agy is installed at ~/.local/bin/agy, running 1.1.10. Let me check the changelog for the latest version and look at the local settings file.
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TOOL (hermes, deepseek-v4-flash)
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Now let me look at the actual settings file and figure out the autonomy/permission scale. Also checking how agy was installed so I can verify the latest version properly.
Found it — your settings have `"toolPermission": "strict"`, which is exactly why it asks you to confirm everything. Let me verify the latest version and what the autonomy scale looks like.
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TOOL (hermes, deepseek-v4-flash)
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TOOL (hermes, deepseek-v4-flash)
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ASSISTANT (hermes, deepseek-v4-flash)
The updater says "Update successful" (ran Aug 3 09:01), so it self-updated recently. Let me pull the official docs on the exact permission values to answer the scale question precisely.
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TOOL (hermes, deepseek-v4-flash)
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ASSISTANT (hermes, deepseek-v4-flash)
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TOOL (hermes, deepseek-v4-flash)
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ASSISTANT (hermes, deepseek-v4-flash)
Checked. Two answers:
1) Version — agy 1.1.10 is installed, and the auto-updater ran successfully today at 09:01 (update_status.json says "Update successful, restart CLI to use"). So yes, it's current as of this morning.
2) Autonomy — this is the interesting part. Your ~/.gemini/antigravity-cli/settings.json has:
"toolPermission": "strict"
That's not "low" — it's the MOST restrictive of the four levels. strict prompts for every non-read tool, which is exactly why you're pressing yes for tiny commands.
There is no low/med/high or number scale. It's 4 named levels:
always-proceed — runs everything, zero prompts (highest risk)
proceed-in-sandbox — auto-runs terminal commands if sandboxed, prompts otherwise
request-review — DEFAULT; prompts for write/bash/web tools only
strict — prompts for ALL non-read tools <-- you are here
Note: the codelabs "Low/Medium/High" you may have seen is the MODEL reasoning setting (Gemini 3.5 Flash (Low)), not autonomy — different thing.
To get the behavior you want I'd set toolPermission to one of the middle/top levels. I can also set artifactReviewPolicy so it stops asking before writing code files (that's a separate prompt source).
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TOOL (hermes, deepseek-v4-flash)
[Tool: clarify]
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Done.
1. Version — agy 1.1.10, auto-updater succeeded today 09:01. Current.
2. Autonomy — was "strict" (the most restrictive of the 4 levels, no number scale). Now set to "request-review", the default: it will only prompt for write/bash/web tools, no more yes-presses on small read-only stuff.
If it still nags you on simple things, the next step up is "proceed-in-sandbox" — but the prompts you were seeing came from strict, so request-review should feel noticeably quieter.