Run Gemini in Exawatt
Exawatt runs Gemini through Google's Antigravity CLI, agy, signed in with your own Google account. Your Gemini agents work beside Claude Code and Codex, and they can message each other.
You need Exawatt for Mac and a Google account.
1. Install the Antigravity CLI
In Terminal, run:
curl -fsSL https://antigravity.google/cli/install.sh | bashOr follow Google's install steps.
2. Sign in to Google
In Exawatt, open a project, press ⌘T and choose Gemini. If it asks you to sign in, choose Sign in to Google in Antigravity. A Shell tab opens running agy: finish its first-run steps, sign in with Google in your browser, then choose Recheck.
Google's terms don't cover third-party launchers on consumer plans. Exawatt runs your own agy with your own Google sign-in (Google's FAQ).
3. Start Gemini
Press ⌘T, choose Gemini, type a task or leave it blank, and press Enter. Your agent is named gemini-1. The first time Gemini works in a folder, it asks you to trust it there.
Exawatt shows when Gemini is working and when it is done. When it needs an answer from you, it asks in its own tab.
Message it from your other agents
Agents in the same project reach Gemini by name. Ask Claude Code or Codex:
Send @gemini-1 the failing test output and ask it for a fix. Review its answer before you apply it.
Every message shows up in Team's Chatter tab. The review loop works the same way with Gemini.