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name: gemini-review
description: >-
Get an extra adversarial review of a public diff or design from Gemini's strongest Pro model through the Antigravity CLI (`agy`) on Tom's Google AI plan.
grounded: 2026-10-10
written: 2026-10-10
metadata:
kind: playbook
---
# Gemini review
Gemini is an extra reviewer from another model family; `workers` sets
when it runs and how much its findings weigh. Google retired Gemini CLI for
personal accounts on 2026-06-18; the Antigravity CLI `agy` replaces it.
## Public code only
Antigravity's terms let Google use, and its staff review, prompts and
outputs to improve its models unless Tom turned that off in Antigravity's
settings. Send it only public repositories (smashcraft, wisp and other
public repos). Never send extracted game files, anything under
`~/code/clients/`, secrets, credentials or private transcripts.
## Call it
- Headless run: `agy -p "<lens + task>
$(git diff origin/main...)" --model <slug> --sandbox`; keep the prompt
under 100 KB (one argument), otherwise review per file.
- Use the strongest Pro slug at its highest effort for every review
(`gemini-3.1-pro-high` on 2026-10-10; Tom's plan includes Pro). Check
`agy models` for a newer Pro before a design review.
- Never pass `--dangerously-skip-permissions`; without it, tools that need
approval are soft-denied, so it cannot edit or run commands.
- Ask for findings with a failing scenario, test or measurement each, and
for `Accepted flaws: N`; relay findings, never let it edit.
- A non-zero exit means auth, quota or model failure; skip Gemini rather
than retrying.
## Quota and auth
- Google account sign-in on Tom's $20/month Google AI plan. Tom signs in once by running `agy` in a
terminal; the token lives in the GNOME keyring.
- The plan's quota is unpublished; `/usage` shows what is
left. One review prompt costs several requests when it reads files.