I recently installed Antigravity CLI on AerynOS using the official installation command:
curl -fsSL https://antigravity.google/cli/install.sh | bash
The installation completed successfully, and the installer displayed the following message:
Notice: 'agy' is already installed at /home/dhwanil/.local/bin/agy.
The Antigravity CLI automatically self-updates in the background during regular runs.
However, when I try to execute the CLI by running:
agy
I receive the following error:
bash: agy: command not found
From the installer output, it appears that the binary exists at:
/home/dhwanil/.local/bin/agy
but Bash is unable to find it.
My Environment
Operating System: AerynOS (Linux)
Shell: Bash
User: dhwanil
Screenshot
The attached screenshot shows both the successful installation message and the command not found error.
My Questions
- Why is the agy command not available even though the installer says it is installed?
- Does AerynOS require adding ~/.local/bin to the PATH manually?
- Is there any additional configuration required after installation?
- Has anyone successfully installed Antigravity CLI on AerynOS?
I recently installed Antigravity CLI on AerynOS using the official installation command:
curl -fsSL https://antigravity.google/cli/install.sh | bash
The installation completed successfully, and the installer displayed the following message:
Notice: 'agy' is already installed at /home/dhwanil/.local/bin/agy.
The Antigravity CLI automatically self-updates in the background during regular runs.
However, when I try to execute the CLI by running:
agy
I receive the following error:
bash: agy: command not found
From the installer output, it appears that the binary exists at:
/home/dhwanil/.local/bin/agy
but Bash is unable to find it.
My Environment
Operating System: AerynOS (Linux)
Shell: Bash
User: dhwanil
Screenshot
The attached screenshot shows both the successful installation message and the command not found error.
My Questions