Google Debuts Android CLI 1.0 for AI Agents at I/O on May 19

According to Google, the company debuted Android CLI 1.0 at its I/O event on May 19, designed to connect AI coding agents such as Claude Code, OpenAI Codex, Gemini, and Antigravity to Android development tools. The stable CLI includes an "android studio" command that lets agents access Android Studio knowledge and perform development tasks like resolving symbols, scanning for warnings, and rendering interface previews. Google said the changes aim to help developers build and test apps for Android's roughly 3 billion users.
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