Description:
When users first run agy, they encounter the login selection menu:
Welcome to the Antigravity CLI. You are currently not signed in.
Select login method:
> 1. Google OAuth
2. Use a Google Cloud project
[Use arrow keys to navigate, Enter to select]
Users expect Ctrl+C or ESC to exit/cancel, but neither works.
However, Ctrl+D does exit the menu, but there's no indication of this.
This causes users to feel "stuck" and unable to escape the menu.
Suggested Solution:
Add a subtle hint at the bottom of the menu:
Or add it to the help/hints section, such as:
[Use arrow keys to navigate, Enter to select, Ctrl+D to exit]
Why this matters:
- Most CLI tools (gh, gcloud, aws-cli) either support Ctrl+C or display exit instructions
- New users shouldn't have to guess or feel trapped
- Better discoverability of keyboard shortcuts improves overall UX
- This small addition can significantly reduce user frustration
Related:
Discovered while testing authentication flow on WSL2
Description:
When users first run
agy, they encounter the login selection menu:Users expect Ctrl+C or ESC to exit/cancel, but neither works.
However, Ctrl+D does exit the menu, but there's no indication of this.
This causes users to feel "stuck" and unable to escape the menu.
Suggested Solution:
Add a subtle hint at the bottom of the menu:
Or add it to the help/hints section, such as:
Why this matters:
Related:
Discovered while testing authentication flow on WSL2