Obsolete flags removed; Antigravity sessions detected

CLI v0.7.0

CLI v0.7.0 clarifies what coderabbit review scans by default, helps you recover gracefully when a scope is too large, and adds first-party support for Antigravity and CodeRabbit Skills.

By default, coderabbit review now covers all tracked changes — committed, staged, and unstaged edits — with --committed, --uncommitted, and --include-untracked available to narrow or extend that scope. If a review is skipped for having too many files, the CLI now suggests narrower commands (with file-count estimates) instead of just failing, though you still choose and rerun a suggestion manually; file limits and server policy are unchanged.

The CLI also detects Antigravity CLI sessions and recommends --agent for structured output, and adds a new coderabbit skills command to install or update verified CodeRabbit skills for Codex, Claude Code, Cursor, Gemini CLI, and GitHub Copilot, previewing changes before a single confirmation prompt.

Finally, the obsolete --plain, --fast, --interactive, --cwd, and --prompt-only flags are removed; use --light, --dir, and --agent respectively where applicable.

See the CLI documentation, CLI Command Reference, and CodeRabbit Skills for current usage and options.