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Antigravity CLI handles this as a draft: Release 1.4.0, published 16 Oct 2026, reports status over OSC 7501 so a supporting terminal tab can show whether the CLI is working, waiting for input, done, or failed. You still answer the question it is waiting on.
The 16 Oct 2026 release adds terminal status reporting over OSC 7501. In terminals that support it, the tab or window shows whether the CLI is working, waiting for your input, done, or failed. The CLI checks for support first, so other terminals are unaffected.
If the tab says it is waiting, come back and answer. AGY_CLI_OSC7501=off turns the report off. AGY_CLI_OSC7501=on forces it for a terminal that supports it but does not answer the check. AGY_CLI_OSC7501_MESSAGES=brief shows only the status, without details such as the pending command or question.
You answer the pending question and you choose the setting. The status line does not approve a command.
These are editorial labels so you can compare playbooks. They are not measurements.
No. Status is unverified. The 1.4.0 release page was checked on 18 Oct 2026. The prompt is an adaptation.
The reply the agent is waiting on, and whether status reporting stays on. The release says the tab can show that it is waiting. It does not answer for you.
GitHub release 1.4.0 of google-antigravity/antigravity-cli, published 16 Oct 2026 by haofan. The page returned HTTP 200 on 18 Oct 2026. The notes describe OSC 7501 status reporting and the AGY_CLI_OSC7501 settings. Prompt and stop rules are an AI Playbook Gems adaptation, not a vendor quote; unverified.
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Codex CLI handles this as a draft: Stack Overflow told OpenAI that two engineers gave Codex a development environment and a plan, and that a container plus that plan was how a small team built Stack Overflow for Agents. You still review the diff and you still ship.
Codex CLI · Unverified · openai.com · 18 Oct 2026
GitHub Copilot handles this as a draft: GitHub's 16 Oct 2026 changelog says a new API lets coding agents check whether packages comply with an enterprise license policy, so they can avoid recommending or adding a package that violates it. You still add the dependency.
GitHub Copilot · Unverified · github.blog · 18 Oct 2026