Antigravity CLI 1.2 adds a persistent remote-control daemon
Google released Antigravity CLI 1.2.0 with `remote-control start`, `status` and `stop` commands that register a background daemon with the operating-system service manager and can persist across logouts and reboots. The release also surfaces explicit content-filter stop reasons and fixes recursive scratch watchers, bundled-plugin MCP startup and third-party MCP schema validation.
Why it matters: A persistent agent service changes the operational boundary from an interactive terminal process to an always-running system component, while clearer failure states and MCP fixes improve diagnosability.