# Crosswind | Google Flights CLI

> Search Google Flights from your terminal. Built for humans and AI agents.

## Docs

- [Date Formats](/usage/dates): Crosswind accepts dates in many formats. All date arguments (departure and return) use the same parser.
- [Filters](/usage/filters): Crosswind supports several filters to narrow search results.
- [Multi-Destination](/usage/multi-destination): Crosswind can search multiple destinations in a single command.
- [Searching Flights](/usage/searching): Crosswind uses positional arguments for the most common parameters. No flag soup.
- [Agent Integration](/reference/agent-integration): Crosswind is designed for AI agents and automation from the ground up.
- [Exit Codes](/reference/exit-codes): Crosswind uses semantic exit codes so scripts and agents can handle errors without parsing output.
- [Limitations](/reference/limitations): Crosswind is an early release. This page documents known limitations and risks.
- [Output Modes](/reference/output): Crosswind separates data from diagnostics and supports automatic format detection.
- [Getting Started](/introduction/getting-started): Install Crosswind and run your first flight search in under a minute.
- [Installation](/introduction/installation): The installer detects your OS and architecture, downloads a prebuilt binary, and falls back to cargo if needed.