RenvielDocs
Download
Pages

Reference

Not in Renviel

Last updated: October 27, 2026

Renviel runs the coding CLIs that providers publish themselves, each signed in with your own account. Here is how a tool gets in, and why some tools people ask about are not in Renviel. Each reason links to its source.

How a tool gets into Renviel

  • The provider publishes it, and Renviel runs it unmodified.
  • It can run a task without a terminal window and report each step in a form Renviel can read.
  • Each account keeps its own sign-in, so your work and personal accounts stay apart.
  • Its terms allow it to be started from another app.
  • It installs from a package that gets updates, so Renviel can install and update it for you.

Tools that aren't in Renviel

Tools people ask about, and where each one stands.

Google AntigravityWon't be added

Antigravity's terms count “using the Service in connection with products not provided by us” as a breach, and a breach can get your Antigravity and Gemini CLI accounts suspended. An app that runs it for you is exactly that case, so running it from Renviel would put both accounts at risk. Each account's sign-in also can't be kept apart without a workaround Google doesn't document.

Sources: Google Antigravity Terms of Service, section 6

CLIProxyAPI and other subscription proxiesWon't be added

These tools sign in with your Claude, ChatGPT or Gemini subscription and offer it to other apps as an API, often spreading requests over several accounts in turn. Anthropic's terms for Claude Code don't allow other apps to route requests through Free, Pro or Max plan credentials or to handle Claude.ai sign-ins, and the plans' limits assume ordinary use by one person. OpenAI's terms forbid getting around rate limits. Renviel runs each provider's own CLI with its own sign-in and never handles its tokens, so it won't add a proxy like this.

Sources: CLIProxyAPI on GitHub · Claude Code docs: Legal and compliance · OpenAI Terms of Use

ZCode (Z.ai)Under review

ZCode's CLI is built from source and has no published package Renviel could install and keep updated for you, and its automation mode is new. We'll look at it again as it matures. You can already use GLM models in Renviel: add an OpenCode account and pick Z.AI Coding Plan, or set up a Claude Code account with a custom endpoint and pick Z.ai.

Sources: ZCode on GitHub · ZCode CLI: automation mode

DeepSeekThrough another CLI

DeepSeek doesn't publish a coding CLI of its own: its documentation shows how to use its models with Claude Code, OpenCode and other agents. Do the same in Renviel: add an OpenCode account and sign in to DeepSeek with your API key, or set up a Claude Code account with a custom endpoint and pick DeepSeek. Either way your DeepSeek balance pays per token.

Sources: DeepSeek API docs: Anthropic API · DeepSeek docs: Claude Code

Gemini CLI with a Google sign-inAPI key instead

Since June 18, 2026, Gemini CLI no longer serves Google AI Pro and Ultra subscriptions or the free Gemini Code Assist for individuals. Paid Gemini API keys and Code Assist Standard or Enterprise licences keep working. That is why Renviel asks for a Gemini API key when you add a Gemini account.

Sources: Google Developers Blog: transitioning Gemini CLI to Antigravity CLI

Another account of the same provider

At a usage limit Renviel lists your accounts on other providers, never another account of the same one. The FAQ explains why.

Ask for a tool

If a coding CLI you use isn't here, write to us and tell us which one.