Antigravity CLI (agy) is Google’s successor to Gemini CLI — same MCP workflow, new tooling. Gemini CLI sunsets June 18, 2026 for consumer accounts; enterprise users can keep using it.
Lets Antigravity CLI query and edit your finerd ledger — spending, accounts, transactions, bills, reports, and tags. Works as a remote MCP server with OAuth.
Fast track
Antigravity CLI — paste this prompt and the agent sets it up for you:
Set up the Finerd MCP server for me: run `agy plugin install https://github.com/finerd-Inc/mcp`, complete the browser OAuth login, and confirm the Finerd tools are available with /mcp.
Using the Antigravity IDE (2.0) instead of the CLI? In the IDE, a native remote server URL currently fails after sign-in (a known Antigravity issue — the IDE does not attach the token to its requests). Instead, add Finerd as a command-based (stdio) server that runs the mcp-remote wrapper — it performs the browser sign-in and attaches the token itself. You need Node.js installed (so the npx command is available). Open the IDE MCP config (Settings → MCP, or edit ~/.gemini/antigravity/mcp_config.json) and add the finerd server exactly like this:
{ "mcpServers": { "finerd": { "command": "npx", "args": ["-y", "mcp-remote", "https://api.finerd.ai/mcp"] } } }
Save and restart the server in the IDE. On first use a browser window opens for the Finerd sign-in; after you approve, the Finerd tools work in the IDE.
You pick at sign-in time:
The connector token expires automatically after 30 days; sign in again to renew.
Antigravity only sees data from the space you ask it about. We don't log conversation content. See https://finerd.ai/privacy-policy and https://finerd.ai/security.
You can revoke access by running agy plugin uninstall finerd.
If connection fails, try disconnecting and reconnecting in Antigravity. Contact [email protected] for help.