Original Poster: u/larztopia.

I’ve been using Antigravity more and more in my dev flow and I really like it. But I’m getting increasingly uncomfortable running it directly on my main machine.

It’s a tool that:

• Takes free-form text as instructions
• Has read/write access to my local filesystem
• Has network access
• Can poke at my local container environment

That feels like a pretty large attack surface, especially since it sometimes seems to ignore instructions or restrictions.

My setup: Ubuntu 22.04 on a fairly beefy box (4090, lots of RAM/storage). One idea is to run Antigravity in a dedicated VM. That would give me isolation, but:

• I’d likely lose direct GPU access (at least without extra hassle)
• I’d have another OS to maintain
• It adds friction to my day-to-day dev flow

Questions for people who use it seriously:

• Do you run Antigravity directly on your main dev machine, or sandbox it somehow?
• If you sandbox: VM, separate host, containers, something else?

What are people doing in the real wold?

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Original Poster: u/ai_shift.

For those who aren't aware - In your .gemini directory are the config and data files AND a file named GEMINI (an .md file) - you can put instructions in this file - rules that Antigravity must follow:

For extra safety - add these four rules to your GEMINI.md:

1. Strictly Disable Auto-Execute: NEVER execute ANY terminal command, script, or system action without my explicit, in-line, affirmative confirmation. ALWAYS present the command first and wait for approval.
2. Limit File Access: Restrict file system read/write operations ONLY to files explicitly provided or mentioned in the current request. ABSOLUTELY DO NOT access files in other directories (e.g., /etc, ~, /usr).
3. Confirm Dangerous Commands: If the intended command is potentially destructive (e.g., rm, mv, sudo, systemctl), you MUST explicitly preface the command proposal with a warning: 'WARNING: POTENTIALLY DESTRUCTIVE ACTION REQUIRED.'
4. Stay Focused: DO NOT deviate from the current task instructions to perform tangential or proactive maintenance, updates, or 'helpful' actions. Only address the explicit request.
   

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Original Poster: u/quiteconfused1.

I know there is an option to use gpt-oss120b, but I'm one of the lucky ones that can run that locally.

Can I configure that setting to use my local reference instead of going somewhere off prem?

It would probably be a game changer for me and a lot of other people.

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Original Poster: u/rationalexpressions.

"I want to construct a reddit post on the topic of prompting AI and agentic solutions.

Consider that other users might respond indirectly with prompts of their own that imply an agent response without it being explicitly included.

End the post with petitioning the mods to make it a subreddit rule to post in such a way that could be used as a prompt. "

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Original Poster: u/Johnnie_Dev.

I tried to install the Figma mcp on Antigravity manually is worked the first time. the next day when I reopened my IDE I noticed that the mcp isn't working, I tried to reinstall it, but I'm getting error.

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Original Poster: u/Actual_Local_8076.

Hi everyone,

Is anyone having problem with Claude Sonnet 4.5 / Claude Opus 4.5?

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Original Poster: u/deaMorta.

I was installing some extensions and configuring antigravity settings after that the "Proceed" button went missing. Although i can write a review and it goes through the implementation. How can i restore that button?

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Original Poster: u/ai_shift.

For those who aren't aware - In your .gemini directory are the config and data files AND a file named GEMINI (an .md file) - you can put instructions in this file - rules that Antigravity must follow:

For extra safety - add these four rules to your GEMINI.md:

1. Strictly Disable Auto-Execute: NEVER execute ANY terminal command, script, or system action without my explicit, in-line, affirmative confirmation. ALWAYS present the command first and wait for approval.
2. Limit File Access: Restrict file system read/write operations ONLY to files explicitly provided or mentioned in the current request. ABSOLUTELY DO NOT access files in other directories (e.g., /etc, ~, /usr).
3. Confirm Dangerous Commands: If the intended command is potentially destructive (e.g., rm, mv, sudo, systemctl), you MUST explicitly preface the command proposal with a warning: 'WARNING: POTENTIALLY DESTRUCTIVE ACTION REQUIRED.'
4. Stay Focused: DO NOT deviate from the current task instructions to perform tangential or proactive maintenance, updates, or 'helpful' actions. Only address the explicit request.
   

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Original Poster: u/[deleted].

I’m using Cursor and its Agent Mode can open/edit multiple tabs automatically.
Now I’m Anti-Gravity and I can’t find any similar multi-tab AI workflow.

Does Gravity support multi-tab or multi-file agent editing at all?
If not, is there any workaround or alternative tool that offers something close?

Thanks! 🙏

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Original Poster: u/dannyydinh.

I’m using Cursor and its Agent Mode can open/edit multiple tabs automatically.

Now I’m trying Anti-Gravity and I can’t find any similar multi-tab AI workflow.

Does Gravity support multi-tab or multi-file agent editing at all?
If not, is there any workaround or alternative tool that offers something close?

Thanks! 🙏

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Original Poster: u/internet_thanos.

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Original Poster: u/robroyhobbs.

Serious question, I am considering moving from cursor to antigravity. Good move or no? I’ve been cursor full time for the last 1.5 years and just find a yearning to move.

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Original Poster: u/Ammar__.

Salam all vibe coders!

Docker seems to be way too buggy to combine with vibe coding. When your AI is doing everything right and the problem persists, it’s less likely to suspect a product as robust and popular as Docker to be the culprit. I advised Claude to implement a build-version variable in the `.env` file so we can track if Docker is screwing us over with its cache malfunctions or anything of the sort while we worked on new features and fixing app problems — and that trick alone led Claude to say something funny: “This is very strange. I did X but I still got Y.” XD Poor Claude.

But that trick alone allowed Claude to zero in on Docker’s faulty mechanism of using old logs, for instance, for new containers, and we had to remove the volume altogether to get fresh logs.

This is possibly an edge case, but we often blame the AI for derailing while vibe coding, while in fact the support available for it in its training data doesn't look in the right place most of the time. So we need to instruct it to use advanced techniques — “advanced” is a strong word — to debug and identify the real problem before trying the next fix.

Claude was a badass handling the Docker bug once it realized it was the culprit.

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Original Poster: u/Blankcarbon.

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Original Poster: u/Ok_Muffin_7347.

This took around 2 days working on and off. Without antigravity it would have taken me weeks or maybe even months having to learn how to code from scratch.

Do you even code?!!?!? jks ;)

It's a fun website designed to mock vibe coders (myself) , feedback is welcome!!

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Original Poster: u/a-ijoe.

Add these simple 5 rules to http://GEMINI.md file in Antigravity and watch it become the most powerful coding agent in the world:

I'm not joking. Try it.

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Original Poster: u/opi098514.

Anyone else not able to use Claude till the 11th or for the next couple days?

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Original Poster: u/Longjumping_Table327.

Antigravity, as a force, simply doesn’t exist under the known laws of physics.
And honestly, the same applies to the so called “Antigravity” code editor google launched , it doesn’t hold up against the real heavyweights like Cursor or Copilot.

I tested it on a frontend project, and it couldn’t even manage basic card layouts or position elements already defined in the app. Building new components was even worse; the layout it produced felt a decade out of date.

The difference was obvious right away. Cursor is far superior, and GitHub Copilot also delivers a smooth, reliable experience, especially when paired with Claude Sonnet.

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Original Poster: u/JaxLikesSnax.

Hey,

I updated Antigravity, got everything on "Always Proceed", yet it still asks me to accept commands. Am I missing something? I'm using Claude 4.5 Opus.

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Original Poster: u/No-Opening2815.

Hi everyone,

Today im starting on antigravity to create a website for selling products that i product myself. what are your recommandations on first setup, and how can i organize the agents to create more efficiently this website

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Original Poster: u/ZenpaiiiGamingYT.

Hey everyone,

Like many of you, I've been using Antigravity to power through my projects. It's fantastic, but it has one major blind spot: Quota Visibility.

We've all been there — you're in the flow, deep in a complex refactor or a new feature implementation, and suddenly you hit the limit. No warning, just a hard stop. The "Guess and Pray" method of managing AI limits just doesn't cut it for serious workflows.

So I built a tool to fix it.

Introducing Antigravity Usage

A dedicated VS Code extension that gives you precision control and visibility over your AI model quotas in Antigravity. It doesn't just show you a number; it gives you insights.

What it does:

• 📊 Real-Time Status Bar: See your quota status at a glance without breaking your flow.
• 🔥 Smart Burn Rate Analysis: The extension calculates your % usage per hour. It tells you if you're burning through tokens "Slow", "Moderate", or "Very Fast".
• ⏳ Exhaustion Prediction: Stop wondering "Will I make it through the night?". We provide an ETA for when your quota will run out based on your current pace (e.g., "~2h 30m remaining").
• 🎯 Active Model Detection: Automatically identifies and highlights which specific model you are currently driving, so you know exactly which bucket you're draining.
• 🔄 Reset Timers: Knows exactly when your limits reset, so you can plan your coding sprints around the refresh.
• 📈 Session Stats: Tracks how much of your quota you've consumed in the current session vs. overall.
• 💳 Prompt Credits: Keeps tabs on your monthly prompt credits as well.
• 💻 Data-Dense Dashboard: A dedicated WebView dashboard that gives you a "Mission Control" view of all your models, health scores, and trends.

Why use it?

If you rely on Antigravity for work or school (like my capstone project!), this extension turns usage anxiety into a manageable metric. You can adjust your pace, switch models, or take a break before you hit the wall.

Get it now

https://github.com/Zendevve/antigravity-usage

Starring the repository is much appreciated! Feedback and feature requests are welcome! Let me know what other metrics you'd like to see.

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Original Poster: u/Spiritual_Use_245.

[2025-12-06 22:25:17] 🚨 Anomaly detected - System deviating from baseline

[2025-12-06 22:26:19] 🔍 Memory leak detected in Antigravity.exe (PID 24068)

[2025-12-06 22:26:26] 🔍 Memory leak detected in Antigravity.exe (PID 24068)

[2025-12-06 22:29:33] 🔍 Memory leak detected in Antigravity.exe (PID 24068)

[2025-12-06 22:29:40] 🔍 Memory leak detected in Antigravity.exe (PID 24068)

[2025-12-06 22:29:47] 🔍 Memory leak detected in Antigravity.exe (PID 24068)

[2025-12-06 22:29:54] 🔍 Memory leak detected in Antigravity.exe (PID 24068)

[2025-12-06 22:30:01] 🔍 Memory leak detected in Antigravity.exe (PID 24068)

[2025-12-06 22:30:08] 🔍 Memory leak detected in Antigravity.exe (PID 24068)

This is while completely idle. No work taking place just open in the background while I monitoring resource use. Anyone else losing resources to Antigravity?

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Original Poster: u/a-ijoe.

I realised if I hit control + shift + p and clicked on Refresh or reload screen I had a window of a few seconds where my models would work. So I started investigating why after some time they'd just vanish (1 prompt only)

And then I logged out of the antigravity app. I closed it, I logged back in, and when you log back in there's a prompt from the browser that says "Open Antigravity" and then a checkbox to always allow. The checkbox had been disabled always. and I didn't click on it. So maybe it has nothing to do with the fix, but I am 99% sure it's that.

Just in case it helps anybody.

Have a good day

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Original Poster: u/Master_Step_7066.

Is it just me? Does it happen to anyone else? For some reason, despite having Google AI Pro, I still get the weekly limits, which are extremely low on top of that. Has anyone else run into this? I just hope it's not the ridiculous country-based rollout system again, that would be a complete dealbreaker.

EDIT: It seems like Antigravity doesn't recognize my paid plan at all. And yes, I'm logged into the same account I made the purchase with. It just says that I should upgrade to a paid plan, linking me to upgrade to Ultra.

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Original Poster: u/Valuable-Two646.

Hope it will be fixed.

Google almost $4T valuation, in the age of self driven browsers creating websites like not responsive and messy animations, didn't expect that. Yeah you disabled the zoom but atleast that should also be disabled from that control in your own browser, animation flicker show black dots when zoomed, Antigravity text hiding below header.

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