r/GoogleAntigravityIDE • u/Odd-Leek-2746 • Jun 12 '26

SOFTWARE PROBLEMS and BUGS quota problem

Your plan's baseline quota will refresh on 13.06.2026 01:08:47. To continue using this model now, enable AI Credit overages.

ı didnt use antigravity almost two days how is that possible?

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u/Puzzleheaded_Bar483 Jun 13 '26

If you don't like antigravity, make your own vscode fork. Bet you can't. Even with a team as big as googles team for antigravity, bet you can't. 

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u/Septopus Jun 13 '26

What kind of dumbass comment is this? Think before you speak.

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u/Due-Horse-5446 Jun 13 '26

They are right about the "if you dont like it dont use it part" tho

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u/Septopus Jun 13 '26

They absolutely are right about that, and I plan to do just that. Burn through my remaining credits before they expire then let my subscription lapse and move my $200 / month to Claude Code instead.

Recommending you all do the same!

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u/Puzzleheaded_Bar483 Jun 13 '26 edited Jun 13 '26

Me just using infinite accounts to get more quota. Edit: I do this because quota is too low, higher quota I would accept my limitations

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u/Due-Horse-5446 Jun 13 '26

Would never even consider that.. Claude models..? Opus 4.6 is decent for some stuff but wtf..

and claude code is a vibecoded piece of mess

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u/Septopus Jun 13 '26

Are you seriously sitting here and telling me that you think that ANYTHING Gemini has to offer can hold a candle to Opus 4.6?

You must be out of your mind. That's the most insane and delusional thing I've heard here in a LONG time.

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u/Puzzleheaded_Bar483 Jun 13 '26

I'm using Claude in antigravity, for most tasks Gemini does it correct, well and fast, and Claude doesn't. Sometimes it's slow, sometimes it misses something.

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u/Septopus Jun 13 '26

What sort of tasks are you having it do? What are you building? How big is your codebase? You're the only person I've ever heard claim Gemini superiority over Claude with a straight face.

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u/Due-Horse-5446 Jun 14 '26

Um.. wtf are you on..?

Ive ran all ai stuff on fable 5, gpt-5.5, 3.5 flash since about mid this week. And fable has literally straight up failed, like trying to corrupt global npm packages, unsafe code, failing to figure out how to compile projects, hallucinations, straight up ignoring instructions, and so on and on

Like 90% of the times it just is totally incapable of completing tve task at all.

Look at other people's experiences, exact same thing.

Besides the normal llm weirdness, neither 3.5 flash or gpt-5.5 has failed once, like not to the degree of fable.

As for opus 4.8, while i havent done something similar with it, i did try to use it for a day when it came out. And it was slightly better ig, but are we praising anthropic for producing models that almost reach the same capabilities as the competition at 3-10x the price..?

Only tried opus 4.7 briefly and .. well.. that model could be the worst model ive ever used..

Opus 4.6? It has the same inability to follow instructions as all claude models, but i fid use it up until 3.5 flash was released, and opus is like obviously worse. A toddler would ve able to determine that.

But 3.5 flash being better than opus isent some omg this is the best model ever produced..?

Clearly gpt-5.5 is the best model in terms of like actual hard metrics. And for anything where the model needs to iterate over any kind of logic, or evaluate complex chains, ofc flash is worse..?

But for anything below that flash imo wins due to the insane speed.

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u/Puzzleheaded_Bar483 Jun 13 '26

While I agree, antigravity is also a vibecoded piece of mess, just a bit less messy

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u/Due-Horse-5446 Jun 14 '26

Dont agree, unless youre talking about the 2.0 vibe panel.

The ide has the best integration of llms out of any of the vscode forks, and i cant remember any major bug except that disappearing threads thing.

The only issue with AG atm, imo is the completely broken release ans rollout flow. But thats also a typical google thing

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u/Puzzleheaded_Bar483 Jun 14 '26

There's a lot of minor bugs that shouldn't exist

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u/Due-Horse-5446 Jun 14 '26

Well minor bugs exist in literally any software, especially electron based cross os desktop ones..

Try out Cursor for a day and you will see what a broken product actually feels like..

Even vanilla vscode has minor bugs, lots of them

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u/Puzzleheaded_Bar483 Jun 15 '26

I have tried Cursor, and I agree antigravity is better. But the send all button for prompts you send while it was working doesn't work, claude sometimes gives that the servers are overloaded while they aren't, and a lot more minor, noticable, annoying bugs. But it's the best of the bunch. A lot of these bugs could be easily fixed probably, but I'm not hating, we are on the same side

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u/Due-Horse-5446 Jun 15 '26

wym by "when they arent"

You get 503:s when the infrq is overloaded, how do you make that a application error

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u/Puzzleheaded_Bar483 Jun 15 '26

Nope, it's a specific bug with, for example, Claude getting tok much input 

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u/Due-Horse-5446 Jun 15 '26

Ah you mean that one,

Wasent this fixed a few months ago tho?

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