How to Switch Antigravity CLI Accounts

Antigravity CLI keeps one live account state active at a time. If you use separate work, personal, or client logins, manually signing out and back in makes it easy to use the wrong account. aisw turns each login into a named profile so switching is deliberate and repeatable.

Before you start

Install aisw and make sure Antigravity CLI is signed in to the account you want to save first.

CLI method

1. Save the account that is currently active.

aisw add antigravity work --from-live

Replace work with a label such as personal or client-acme. The live account is captured into a local profile; aisw does not send it to a cloud service.

2. Add another account.

Use Antigravity CLI’s own sign-in flow, then capture the new live account:

aisw add antigravity personal --from-live

3. Switch accounts.

aisw use antigravity personal

Check the result before launching a repository:

aisw status --tool antigravity
aisw verify

Desktop method

Open AI Switcher Desktop, find the Antigravity CLI column, and select Add from live for the account currently signed in. After saving more than one profile, choose Activate on the profile you need. The app shows the active and live-match state so you can verify the switch visually.

Keep the right account with a repository

If an account belongs to a client repository, put it in a context and bind that context to the repository:

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

Strict mode blocks a coding-agent launch when the active account does not match the repository binding.

Common issue: the live account does not match

Run aisw verify and inspect the reported state. If Antigravity CLI has refreshed or changed its live session outside aisw, re-import the current login under a new profile or repair the intended profile through the provider’s native sign-in flow. aisw fails explicitly when it cannot read the live state instead of silently creating a profile with unknown credentials.