Statusline for Google Antigravity CLI
The agy statusline that tells you if your quota will last
Your model, context window, git and every Antigravity quota with a pace marker, in a powerline bar under agy's input box. One command to set up.
npx agy-powerline init- Node.js 20+
- 0 dependencies
- No telemetry
- MIT license
At a glance
Read the bar in ten seconds
The default bar has two rows: what you are working with on top, how much quota you have left below.
- 1
Model
The model agy is using right now.
- 2
Context window
How full the conversation is, before agy has to compact it.
- 3
Git
Branch, uncommitted changes, and commits ahead of or behind upstream.
- 4
5-hour quota
What's left of your Gemini 5-hour quota, and when it resets.
- 5
Pace marker
Where you are in the quota's window. Fill past the marker means you're using quota faster than time passes, and it runs out before the reset.
- 6
7-day quota
Your weekly quota, with its own pace marker and reset time.
Get started
Up and running in a minute
Install
Needs Node.js 20 or newer and Antigravity CLI.
initbacks up agy'ssettings.jsonbefore changing it.npx agy-powerline initPick a look
Choose a preset, a layout and a theme when
initasks, with a preview of each. Change them any time.npx agy-powerline configureRestart agy once
The bar appears under the input box and refreshes with agy. Later changes show without a restart.
agy
Features
Everything you want to see while agy works
Built for Antigravity CLI from its real status line data, and safe to leave running all day.
Quota pace markers
Every quota meter shows where you are in its window, so you see a quota running out before it does. Caution at 30% left, danger at 10%.
20 themes
Dark, light and color-blind safe palettes, each checked for WCAG AA contrast on its terminal.
3 layouts
Pills, Lines and Classic, on as many rows as you like. Rows shrink to fit the terminal's width.
44 widgets
Model, context, git, quotas, tokens, session time, agent state, your own shell commands and more.
Configure your way
A terminal editor with a live preview, a browser configurator, presets, or plain JSON with a schema.
Windows, macOS, Linux, WSL
Zero runtime dependencies, Node.js 20 or newer. No network calls and no telemetry.
Real screenshots
In a real terminal
Taken in agy sessions, not mock-ups.
Themes
20 themes for dark, light and color-blind terminals
Every theme is drawn on its intended terminal background, with a color-vision simulation, on the themes page.
Safe to run
It runs on every refresh, so it stays small
No runtime dependencies, no network calls, and a config read only from your own install folder: a repository you clone can't change your bar or run commands. What it does on your machine.
FAQ
Questions people ask first
Does it work on Windows?
Yes: Windows, macOS, Linux and WSL. On Windows agy runs the bar through cmd /c, which init sets up for you. For WSL, install it with a Linux Node.js inside WSL (WSL notes).
Does it send any data anywhere?
No. agy-powerline makes no network requests and has no telemetry or analytics. Problems go to a local log you can read, clear or turn off. Security & Privacy lists every file it reads and writes.
Does it slow agy down?
A refresh takes about 0.1 s of agy-powerline's own work on a Windows 11 laptop. On Windows, starting cmd and Node adds about 0.1–0.25 s, as for any status line command.
Which quotas does it show?
The Gemini 5-hour and 7-day quotas, the third-party (Claude and GPT) 5-hour and 7-day quotas, and Gemini 4 Argon's weekly quota on Google AI Pro, each with its reset time. The quota guide explains the meters.
Know before you run out
Install it in one command, or build your bar in the browser first.
npx agy-powerline init