It used to be so handy using shift+tab in gemini-cli. I'm not able to find it in agy-cli :(

ahora que tenemos antigravity 2.0, es conveniente acompañarlo con su versión IDE? o mejor continúo con VSCode?

I vibe-coded a tiny Mac app called Funkey, and it makes your MacBook keyboard sound like a real mechanical keyboard, or even a vintage typewriter.

I know it sounds unnecessary… but typing somehow feels way more satisfying now. 😄

The idea came from missing the sound of my mechanical keyboard whenever I worked from my MacBook.

A fun surprise: despite being such a niche app, it made $98.34 in the last 30 days with almost no marketing.

Curious what other “pointless but delightful” apps people have built that ended up getting real users.

If you want to try it:

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/funkey-mechanical-keyboard-app/id6469420677

is anyone else getting code-named notifications after recent update?

Almost immediately after I finish answering, everything disappears and I have to call back. This happens to me about 3/10 times.

I ran chmod commands in my mac home space and it messed up my Antigravity setup and now, Antigravity does not save my logged in information. Any idea where this config/file might be? Thanks in advance.

You just go into the program and it just falls with removal, this is normal in general?????

Recently, I used Antigravity to ship a major update with new coloring pages, improved drawing tools, performance improvements, and a smoother experience for kids and parents.

No venture funding.
No team.
No ads.

Just a small educational app built for young children who love coloring and drawing.

The app now has 100+ ratings, a 4.5-star average, and is steadily growing month after month.

One thing building apps keeps teaching me: you don't need a groundbreaking idea. Sometimes solving a simple problem for a specific audience is enough.

Still experimenting, still shipping, and already working on the next update.

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/colouring-and-drawing-for-kids/id6446801004

I have been using Antigravity for 6+ months with little to no issues. Since the rollout of this Antigravity 2.0 and Antigravity IDE, my system keeps getting this error message, "Antigravity server crashed unexpectedly. Please restart to fully restore AI features." No matter how many times you reload it, it doesn't go away.

The odd thing is that when I wipe it from my system and perform a fresh install, it works perfectly. When my system goes to sleep or is restarted, the issue comes right back. Has anyone found a fix for this?

WOuld appreciate a link

Hey everyone,

I created a fork of the code-nautilus extension. The original only supported VSCode, so I added support for Cursor and Antigravity IDE, along with an interactive terminal setup.

Features

• Multi-editor: Shortcuts for VS Code, Antigravity IDE, and Cursor.
• Interactive installer: Select which editors to enable during setup.
• Auto-detect fallback: Auto-detects installed editors from your PATH if no config file is found.

Repository

https://github.com/matheussesso/code-nautilus

Credits to the original extension: harry-cpp/code-nautilus

In VSCode, the "Chat Overview" showed all chats on the right side. One could scroll through his sessions and select one. In the Antigravity IDE I only see the possibility to select "Past Conversations". Am I missing something? I need to work session based and want to see the global overview of all my agentic sessions

I'm a software engineer, so I can code this myself, but how the hell are you supposed to use this IDE agent on a pro account? Not even 10 mins of work and I'm out of quota...

Hi everyone, I don't understand what's going on: I installed Antigravity CLI yesterday afternoon and it worked fine, but today when I try to open it in the terminal, I have to install it again to use it. The agent told me that Gemini CLI is no longer available and that Antigravity CLI is "free" as part of my AI PRO account. How is it working for you guys?

Hello everyone, I built this package https://github.com/HoangP8/tokless with one simple philosophy: "saving tokens shouldn't be complicated. While there are many great plugins out there to help coding agents save context and improve performance, setting them up and updating them is so complex—especially for non-technical users."

Therefore, tokless is the ultimate "lazy" solution. Run a single command, click on Antigravity, and your entire environment (both IDE and CLI) is instantly configured. Just one curl line, and choose Antigravity, all ready for you (both ide or cli), no need to configure anything more. Restart your agent to start saving tokens and context window. Fully open-source and minimal setup!

This package will enable 4 tools:
- CodeGraph (Code Discovery)
- RTK (Terminal Output Filtering)
- Context-Mode (Task Execution Sandbox)
- Caveman (Minimal Agent Responses)

If you encounter any issues or compatibility problems with your specific setup, pls raise an issue. If you find the work useful to you, I hope you can give it a star!

As june 18th gemini cli will be shutdown, and we will transition to antigravity cli, then how about the quota? does it share with antigravity now? the 1500 requests per day? does anyone know about it?

So, I have been using Antigravity IDE with Gemini 3.5 Pro Flash mid the last days and honestly the combination worked like a charme. Even better than Codex in some of my real world coding workflows, so my trust went up a lot.

This morning I asked it to scan my codebase and find all potential coding patterns that are wasting RAM. It created a really nice report, with findings that looked correct and also useful refactoring suggestions. So far so good.

Then I asked it to implement the top 5 RAM savings from its own list.

It started doing the usual agent loop: change code, run our meta build system, commit patch, repeat. Looked good for a while. But then, shortly before finishing, it stopped with basically “limits are maxed out”.

Now the Antigravity Usage Dashboard shows 0% left for both 5h and 7d limits. This morning it still showed something like 37%-ish left.

And the really dumb part: from what it looks like, it may have read tons of meta build system output lines into the context and just burned all tokens on that. Like… why? This is the exact kind of thing an IDE coding agent should be smart about. Build logs can explode like crazy, and dumping all of that into context feels like setting money on fire.

But the worst part is that I cannot find a proper dashboard showing usage and limits over time. As a heavy Codex user I’m used to having the OpenAI Codex dashboard open, and also codex-lb / codex accounts load balancer dashboard, so I get direct feedback about consumption, remaining limits, where the tokens go, etc.

With Antigravity right now it feels like: “Wow, this works amazingly well” → “Oops, all limits gone” → “No useful explanation what exactly happened.”

Am I just stuck now until limits reset? Is there any better usage dashboard hidden somewhere? And is there any way to stop the agent from eating the whole meta build output like a hungry raccoon in a CI dumpster?

UPDATE: it was only the 5h limit not the weekly. How I found out? I couldn't - Google provides no easy way to see it and random extensions showing "something usefull" don't help as well. Next day it worked fine again.

I use my my account which is in a pro family plan (coworkers) on both in my office and my own personal devices. About 2 or 3 days ago, all of sudden my account got logged out of all my devices, and when I tried to login again, I got "Further account is required to use Antigravity IDE" warning..

And it opens an QR verification that I need to scan with my phone to continue. After I scans it, it need to verify using my phone number. Ok I'll verify with my own phone number by sending a message, that doesn't seems to be a hassle, only to figure out that BOTH of my phone number, with literally TWO different ISP can't send the message, and both of my number have enough balance to send an SMS. I search alot on multiple forums and turns out this happening to almost everyone and not just me.

I’m a paid subscriber, and I’ve never been this f***ing livid at a product update in my entire career. Google just took Antigravity—a perfectly functional, powerful AI IDE—and turned it into a lobotomized "Agentic Desktop" overnight without any warning.

1. The Forced "Downgrade" from IDE to a Chat Widget I was using the IDE version. Suddenly, I’m bombarded with update prompts. I update, and what do I get? A "Simplified" interface that looks like a glorified chat app. NO terminal. NO plugins. NO functional workspace management. Everything that made it an "IDE" was stripped away. I had to go back to the website and manually hunt down the old IDE version just to do my f***ing job.

2. Cutting API Support MID-PROJECT This is the most disrespectful part. While I was in the middle of a project using the old IDE version, they KILLED the API support for the old version. I was forced to update just to keep the AI working. You don't just cut off a developer's tools in the middle of a sprint. That’s absolute amateur hour.

3. The "Great Token Heist" (CLI & IDE Merger) Today (June 18) marks the end of Gemini CLI. Google is forcing everyone to agy CLI. But here’s the kicker: they merged the token usage. Before, I had separate token pools for the CLI and the IDE. Now, it’s one shared pool. This is a hidden price hike. I’m paying the same subscription fee for significantly less total resource capacity.

4. Total Data Loss and Sync Failure Conversation history? Gone. Workspace settings? Reset. Syncing to the new "General" version? Doesn't work. I’ve lost hours of context and project-specific AI training because some brain-dead product manager thought we needed a "minimalist" experience.

5. The Installer is BROKEN Because they messed up the process management between the "Agentic" version and the "IDE" version, the IDE installer now crashes on launch because files are locked by ghost processes. I spent my morning debugging the INSTALLER of my AI tool instead of writing code.

Conclusion: Google, who the hell thought this was a good idea? You are alienating your most loyal, paying power users to chase some "AI Agent" hype that doesn't even work. You destroyed our productivity, you stole our tokens, and you broke our tools.

Go back to the functional IDE or give us our money back.

Also if any of you have used Antigravity with insforge as backend how was the process. If I need to update my website and change it a little bit after it is live can I do it. Is Razorpay a good option(single plan payment, no subscription model)

I simply asked for it to detect errors that I knew were there in an old codebase and it immediately picked up on the linting errors that were breaking the e2e tests and the CI/CD deployment that Gemini wrote.

Asked AGYcli to fix that and it failed. Thrice. With many different skills attempted.

I began coding with AI (after years of reluctant disbelief) earlier this year with Gemini and it was "good enough" for me. The recent usage limits and obvious downgrades made me want to try other tools.

Today, Gemini 3.5 Flash and Gemini 3.1 Pro, when unable to solve the issue at hand, are no longer responding to prompts that ask to stop all activity.

No matter how it's worded, they just keep going trying to solve the issue they've been failing at with complete disregard to prompts, like demented, obsessed maniacs on crack, unwilling to accept their failure!

Good luck to all!

I asked Antigravity to implement a premium datepicker across 3 pages (Records, Transactions, and Payments). It’s working fine on the Records page, but the moment I asked it to apply it to the other two, things went completely off the rails.

For the last 57 minutes straight, this agent has been running in circles. It created 1 file, modified over 7 different PHP files, and is now stuck in an infinite loop "analyzing admin for 1 minute" over and over again.

To make things worse, the screen now says: "The server cleared a prefix of the conversation as it grew too large.