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- Added Business sign-in for Gemini Enterprise accounts, so you can authenticate with a Google Cloud project under Google Cloud terms, use a license seat allocated or auto-assigned from your organization's GE-Standard or GE-Plus subscription, run inference in a chosen region, and have your organization's administrator controls applied to various features.
- Added Workforce Identity Federation sign-in for enterprise users, available as the
Use advanced SSO configoption on the Google Cloud sign-in screen, so organizations that federate identity through an external provider can authenticate with their own identity provider. - Added sign-in with Application Default Credentials so you can use Agent Platform.
- Added a non-blocking advisory banner when the same conversation is already open in another CLI instance on the same machine, pointing at
/forkso two sessions no longer interleave writes into one trajectory. - Improved the terminal sandbox by granting read-only rather than writable access to a Git repository's
.gitdirectory, so the agent can inspect repository metadata without being able to rewrite it from inside the sandbox. - Improved hook ordering so hooks defined in
hooks.jsonrun before the built-in termination checks, which letsPostInvocationhooks observe the final invocation of a turn and letsStophooks run at all instead of sitting unreachable behind the built-ins. - Improved the
scheduletool to acceptDurationSecondsandMaxIterationswhen a model emits them as bare JSON numbers rather than strings, accepting integral values and rejecting non-integral ones with a clear error instead of failing the call. - Fixed
--modeland--effortbeing ignored in interactive sessions and in headless-pruns, where the flags were applied after model configuration had already been initialized so the run silently fell back to the persisted or default model. - Fixed a bare
--effortresolving against the default model instead of the model you actually have selected, which could silently move you to a different model. - Fixed stopping a subagent tree stopping only the conversation it was invoked from, while every descendant subagent and the background tasks they owned kept running and the CLI still reported them as killed.
- Fixed a forced-continuation deadlock where a coordinator waiting on active subagents or background tasks would loop injecting empty continue steps until it hit the invocation limit, wasting tokens and blocking progress.
- Fixed the spacebar not toggling an option in multi-select prompts, including the
ask_questiondialog and the onboarding import checkbox, which leftxas the only working toggle; the hint bar now advertises it. - Fixed the Left and Right arrow keys being captured to navigate the input box suggestion dropdown, so you can move the cursor and edit text again while suggestions are showing.
- Fixed the model picker's "No models available" state rendering without its header and footer, so it now shows the standard chrome and an
eschint to go back. - Fixed tools that an MCP server marks to always run in the background executing as blocking calls that stalled the turn.
- Fixed an MCP process leak when a server connection dropped unexpectedly.
- Fixed the artifact viewer corrupting plain documents by horizontally clipping every document rather than only the diagram artifacts that need it.
- Fixed the sandbox not recording blocked network requests when the command itself exited successfully, which hid the fact that a request had been denied.