Gemini CLI shutdown infographic: Google kept the Apache 2.0 repo open but cut free, Pro, and Ultra consumer access on June 18, 2026, swapping a published 1,000-requests-per-day quota for an opaque Antigravity CLI credit meter.

Gemini CLI Was Open Source. The Access Was Not.

On June 18, 2026, Google cut Gemini CLI access for free, Pro, and Ultra users and moved them to Antigravity CLI. The Apache 2.0 code stayed open; the free entitlement to Google’s backend did not. Here is what changed, who wins, who loses, and the dependency most migration guides skipped.