Antigravity CLI · September 5, 2026

Antigravity CLI Account Switcher: Switch Accounts

An Antigravity CLI account switcher saves each login as a named local profile, applies the selected profile to the live state, and verifies the active account before work begins.

People looking for an Antigravity CLI account switcher often have work, personal, or client logins on the same machine. Repeated sign-out and sign-in makes it easy to launch the tool under the wrong identity.

Capture the Antigravity CLI accounts

Sign in through Antigravity CLI's native flow, then save the live account with a label that describes its purpose. Repeat the capture after signing into the next account.

aisw add antigravity work --from-live
aisw add antigravity personal --from-live
aisw list antigravity

The profiles stay local. aisw does not create an Antigravity account, proxy agent traffic, or replace the provider's authentication flow.

Switch accounts and verify the result

Activate the account you need, check the live match, and only then start a new process. This makes the account boundary visible instead of relying on which login was used last.

aisw use antigravity personal
aisw status --tool antigravity
aisw verify
antigravity

Use two Antigravity CLI accounts on one machine

You can keep several work, personal, and client logins saved locally, but the live Antigravity CLI state remains shared. Switch the account before starting a new process; do not treat a profile switch as a way to run concurrent isolated CLI sessions.

aisw use antigravity work
aisw verify
antigravity

aisw use antigravity personal
aisw verify
antigravity

Use work and personal accounts with a repository rule

Put a client account in a context and bind that context to its repository. Strict mode turns an accidental account mismatch into an explicit stop before the agent launches.

aisw context create client-acme --antigravity client-acme
aisw workspace bind . --context client-acme
aisw workspace guard --mode strict

Use Desktop for a visible switcher

AI Switcher Desktop shows Antigravity CLI profiles, activation controls, and live-match diagnostics in one view. Use the CLI when the workflow belongs in shell hooks or scripts; both interfaces use the same local profile model.

What switching cannot do

Account switching does not bypass provider limits or rewrite an already-running process. Start a new session after activating a profile, and use the provider's native sign-in flow when a saved account needs refreshing.

For command details, read How to Switch Antigravity CLI Accounts. For a complete multi-tool setup, see Switch all four supported tools together.

Stop guessing which Antigravity account is active

Install aisw for deliberate switching, verification, and repository guardrails.

Get AI SwitcherRead the Antigravity guide

Antigravity account-switching questions

Direct answers about switching Antigravity CLI accounts with AI Switcher.

How do I switch Antigravity CLI accounts?

Capture each signed-in account with aisw add antigravity <profile> --from-live, then activate one with aisw use antigravity <profile> and verify it.

Can I use two Antigravity CLI accounts on one machine?

Yes, you can save multiple accounts as local aisw profiles and switch the active account when you change workspaces. Antigravity CLI uses shared live state, so aisw supports one active account at a time rather than concurrent isolated CLI sessions.

Can I switch Antigravity CLI accounts without signing in every time?

Yes. Save each account as a local named profile and activate it when needed. Use the provider's normal sign-in flow when adding or refreshing an account.

Does Antigravity CLI account switching bypass provider limits?

No. aisw manages the local account boundary and does not bypass authentication, quotas, or provider terms.