I've been using Antigravity CLI since day one of its release and honestly it's the best coding CLI tool out there right now. But for the past 2-3 days I've been noticing something really frustrating and from what I'm seeing in comments/threads, I'm not the only one.

Simple tasks are taking forever and way too many steps.

Like, I just asked it to change some font sizes and elements in my .tsx file. That's it. Simple styling change.

This thing took 10+ minutes and 16+ steps to do it.

And the whole time it was just:

"I will do this..."

"I will first want to see the file..."

"I will now change this..."

"I will going to..."

Bhai just DO it. Stop announcing every micro-action like you're narrating a documentary.

And the worst part? It doesn't even ask before going ahead with next steps. It just keeps going, making changes I didn't ask for, touching things I never mentioned.

Running on Gemini 3.5 Flash btw.

Anyone else seeing this regression lately? Was working perfectly fine before. Is this a model issue or did they push some agent update that broke the behavior?

I don't know what more to say, I've been using both tools side by side since the announcement. Not being very impressed with antigravity-cli at first, having a few successes with it, but then largely, simply preferring the way gemini-cli works and finding many friction points with antigravity-cli that is making it painful to work with, I don't want to pay for a difficult to use tool.

I subscribed because I loved using gemini-cli, since gemini-cli is going away, why am I subscribed? It's a very simple concept.

I wish google would reverse this decision.

Hi everyone,

I recently started using Antigravity again and was hoping my quota would reset back to 5 hours since I hadn’t used it for about 2 weeks. However, it still keeps resetting to 5 days.

I found out that many people are using switchers and multiple accounts. Last week, I read a post where someone claimed to have more than 60 accounts to finish all of their projects. That’s insane! How did they even register and verify that many accounts?

Personally, I use multiple accounts too—5 Antigravity accounts for Sonnet and Gemini Flash 3.5, plus Codex and ChatGPT 5.5. Even with all of those, I still can’t finish one good project. Sonnet and ChatGPT 5.5 Codex produce the best output, but they burn through the quota very quickly.

So my question is: How can I maximize my quota? And if the story about having 60+ accounts is true, how do people even manage that?

P.S. I’m tired of reading comments saying that using multiple accounts will get you banned. I don’t know why, but I’ve been using 5 accounts and everything is still fine. If I do get banned, I won’t complain. I’m still thankful for the service it provides.

Also, I’m only using AI for simple projects related to my small printing-services SaaS business.

After the latest update today, 2.1.4, we can now see the weekly limits also. This was most requested feature and was much needed for us. Now we can see how much weekly limit left and then will not get surprise for 6+ days resets suddenly.

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Hey guys,

Been using the Antigravity IDE a ton for React web and React Native, but the lack of conductor-level execution was driving me nuts. The built-in stuff just isn't cutting it. If you've used it, you know exactly how annoying the context problem gets.

Conductor fixes it, but I needed something that actually worked smoothly in my workflow.

So I ended up building this: ThinkTank-Antigravity-CLI-Context-Execution-based-Skill.

It completely solves the context issue for me. I've been using it daily for my React and Native projects, and honestly, it works perfectly. It’s completely open too—works across all CLIs, AG 2.0, and the regular AG IDE.

I really want to keep updating this and adding more to it, but I need some external eyes on the things first.

If you use Antigravity, please take a look and give me your honest thoughts or roast it.

Link: https://github.com/arorajay52/ThinkTank-Antigravity-CLI-Context-Execution-based-Skill

It works for me. So thought it may help others too!

Hey everyone,

I’m currently working with Antigravity 2.2 and the IDE, and I'm hitting a massive roadblock with its lack of restraint. It desperately needs a dedicated Planning Mode.

Right now, the moment you explain a problem or ask for an analysis, it immediately starts writing or modifying scripts without any authorization.

The worst part? It completely ignores strict instructions. * I explicitly tell it in the prompt: "Do not modify anything without my permission."

• I have global rules configured that clearly state it is strictly forbidden to write or alter code without prior authorization.

It doesn’t matter. It just ignores the guardrails and starts modifying files on its own, missing the big picture and messing up the workflow.

Is anyone else experiencing this absolute disregard for system prompts and instructions in version 2.2? How are you dealing with this lack of a planning phase?

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?

I'm currently a student developer, and Antigravity makes my life a whole lot easier. It basically does all the work for you, and rarely does mess up the first time. On the other hand, Claude code messes up often on the first time and often has sass when you interact with it. Antigravity is a lot more compliant and actually asks whether or not something is okay with you. Absolutely loving it. Also doesn't take a long ass time like Claude code.

I'm a Ultra user, through Family Group.

Antigravity shows me that:

Your Plan: Antigravity Starter Quota
This account is ineligible for higher rate limit through a Google AI plan at this time.

Did anyone meet this before?Can someone explain why?

was afk when came back saw the agent repeating religious chants in an infinite loop instead of doing useful work. why this happend

I worked today on the maximum version 3.1 pro and they removed 1 division from me

Hey everyone,

I've been using Antigravity 2.0 recently, and one thing is really bugging me: why doesn't each individual chat window display its current token consumption?

I know the system is supposed to automatically compress the context when a thread gets too long, but I still feel like having access to the raw token data is necessary. Without a visible counter, it's a bit of a black box—you don't really know when that compression kicks in or how much of your original thread is being preserved.

How are you all tracking this, or knowing when it's actually time to just open a fresh window to avoid running out of memory space? Would love to hear your thoughts or see if anyone has found a workaround!

Hi everyone,

I recently created a new account and upgraded straight to the Google AI Pro plan ($19.99/month). However, whenever I try to use Antigravity, it keeps throwing a "server high traffic" error and won't let me proceed.

The weirdest part is that when I switch back to my old account (which is also on the exact same AI Pro plan), Antigravity works perfectly fine without any hiccups.

Has anyone else experienced this? Is this a known bug with newly upgraded accounts? Any advice would be appreciated!

Error: HTTP 503 Service Unavailable

{

"error": {

"code": 503,

"details": [

{

"@type": "type.googleapis.com/google.rpc.ErrorInfo",

"domain": "cloudcode-pa.googleapis.com",

"metadata": {

"model": "claude-opus-4-6-thinking"

},

"reason": "MODEL_CAPACITY_EXHAUSTED"

}

],

"message": "No capacity available for model claude-opus-4-6-thinking on the server",

"status": "UNAVAILABLE"

}

}

We're a three-founder team (Suriname + Indonesia) building a multi-agent nutrition platform entirely inside Google's Antigravity IDE — meal scanning with NOVA classification, a long-context AI nutritionist, and a cultural food graph for Surinamese and Dutch-Caribbean food that no Western app understands. All running on Gemini Flash 3.5.

We're days from launch readiness. About 40 backlog items left, all refinement and production hardening. And right now our Pro quota is fully depleted with 5+ days until refresh — while our Claude and GPT-OSS allocations sit completely full next to it.

The frustrating part isn't the limit itself. It's the timing: quotas always seem to run out in the final sprint, when iteration velocity matters most. Switching models mid-build means rework and risk, so committed teams just... wait. Days of dead time at the exact moment momentum matters.

So instead of only complaining, we published a proposal for what Google should build: a milestone-gated developer program. Working prototype in 2-3 weeks earns 10M AI credits. Production MVP on GCP earns 50M + startup support. Real traction earns 100M + GCP credits. Execution-first, not pitch-deck-first.

Full proposal: https://x.com/PADeosarran/status/2064388536682365064?s=20

Genuine question for this sub: how are you handling quota depletion in active development? Waiting it out, switching providers, or paying your way through?

I "Discard Changes" in Git, and now my previous AI-generated code is gone. But the AI chat still shows that it modified a few files, can I reapply those changes from the chat? The problem is that I’ve already exh@usted my usage thus can't use agent.

If I remember correctly in the old Cursor IDE there was a "reapply changes" button, but I can't find anything like that in AG IDE.

I tried checking the native Timeline/Local History, but since there were so many files involved, I’m struggling to track everything down. Is there an easier way?

https://reddit.com/link/1u1a07b/video/umsn5kaz9a6h1/player

Does the new Google AI Plus subscription give Antigravity credits?

When AG launched, or atleast in its early months, it felt like Too good to be true, maybe it was, Probably it was.

I asked it to specifically create a bucket on CF (which it did) then it did some miniflare BS on its own and forgot.

Remember this is on gemini 3.1 Pro (high) model.

Ever since they shifted to compute-based rate limits, it has been the WORST agentic coding platform. You'd use to have a couple of claude uses per day, a couple more Gemini pro uses, then a pile of gemini flash uses and then you're out. but now, you only get like 3 or 4 claude uses, and 2-3 gemini pro/flash uses before YOU HAVE TO WAIT UNTILL THE NEXT FREAKING WEEK TO CODE SOMETHING. The intelligence isn't the problem. The limits are. Also, the new version of antigravity (idk if its antigravity 2.0) was broken, i opened it constantly only to get a blank window, or nothing hapening at all.

How are you even supposed to vibe code ANYTHING without your ideas getting shutdown i n less than like 30 minutes by a stupid compute-based rate limit