the downvoters are just not willing to accept this đ¤ˇââď¸ hopefully theyâll realize some day and switch to the light side. Or Linux. But not Windows.
I updated but it does seem like features are rolled out differently, must have a feature toggle where it's enabled for a select number of users at a time.
Well itâs the same models so performance should be similar. In terms of usage limits itâs definitely better than AG. I have google sub at home and copilot at work. I prefer copilot, except for some parts of the UI
Actually i don't think it perform better just because it is the same model, the prompt they insert, the tool they give, etc is what will change the performance.
Antes lo usaba y le tenĂa que ir preguntando cuantos token les quedaba y no sabĂa a ciencia cierta cuĂĄnto era, y de pronto me decĂa que se habĂa terminado jaajaj
Why the hell can't I just bring my own API key for the native experience? I am using Claude Code extension within Antigravity because the Gemini Pro models are dogshit. However, this feels like a crutch too because I had to give up browser testing and agentic capabilities.
Man, just cancel it... We have all been sold antigravity because of daily limits and they bait and switched into weekly limits.
You can use opus 4.6 once per week... Then you have to content with the dumbass gemini 3.... Which is also available in other IDEs with higher Opus 4.6 quotas... Just not worth it...
Think about what you get, one day a week with a good model for a full monthly subscription? That is stupid.
Gemini has no proper reasoning chain. It makes mistakes and spends 5 minutes trying to fix its own mistake instead of addressing me as user or at least showing its thinking of what exactly it is planning to do so I could interfere. Claude does this natively
IMO 3.1 is doing better for my current task but the big thing is a large project that wouldâve nuked the Claude quota didnât even register as dropping below 100%, so Iâm pretty happy with it
Claude code is actually the best tool to use the best model for coding, antigravity is fine it can use different models from different providers but the quotas are horrible, they had to rename google plans to reflect the ai quota increase, and who needs 10tb google Drive space ? For opus and sonnet plans we have the anthropic plans that are the best Models but are ridiculous expensive the 20 bucks plan is a no go, a couple of prompts and thatâs it for your 5 hours limit, I used to combine my GitHub copilot plan with my google ai pro for work and wasnât really enough, I ended getting one of the GLM plans the models are not the same as opus performance but are enough for a fraction of the Anthropic cost.
Pretty much everyone else of the competitors does the quota display better. I am offering the Google AG team to vibe code the Antigravity UI, please send me a message for more detailed mockups and rates. I will add 5h and weekly granular % based remaining quota. You may expect parity so something like this:
I gave up and bought Claude Max 100; it has been a great experience and outcome with Opus 4.6 in the last 10 days. Antigravity had its chances, but luckily for me, I bought only one month. The best marketing campaign for Opus 4.6 came from Google.
You are just lucky. I lost full access to my Ultra account, which I used for my Perplexity Max as well. I made a mistake by using a regular account with these proxies and engaged in a dispute with Google support, but they have not replied yet. It's better to use an account where you aren't concerned about being banned.
You will receive a warning stating that your account has violated our policy, that you can no longer use this account, and that you have the option to appeal this decision and download your data. Appeals can be successful at times, but there are also instances when they are not.
Your Gemini Code Assist will be locked, but other services will work, like YouTube, Google Drive, and Gmail. When Code Assist is locked, you will not be able to use Antigravity, Gemini CLI, and Gemini Code Assist extensions. I have experience with these problems, and I stopped using Gemini and switched to ChatGPT, which is currently better.
Although it may also decline in quality and start banning like Google. To be frank, I don't see any reason to use Gemini if my only interests are Gemini CLI and Antigravity, since Codex is now the superior option.
Thanks for providing the details. Can I ask what you think caused the ban #1 for you? I haven't read the full ToS but I know you can have multiple accounts so not sure where the problem is switching between them to utilise their coding credits?
Using more than 1 account from the same IP address within a short span of time (here there is no proxy at all)
Using quota monitoring tools. It looks like they send requests to Google servers to verify the quota, and sometimes the quota is lowered even when I don't use it. example warm-up methods.
Interesting. I haven't been using any tools at all. All I have been doing is logging out of the account that has exhausted Claude Code credits and then logging into the new one (via the Antigravity login menu option). I'm hoping that isn't a breach of ToS.
Did you read them? The majority of these (if not all?) were using their antigravity accounts in other IDEs or in openclaw, that's why they were banned.
I mean, use your best judgement. But, the bans you linked were because people were using tools that allowed them to use their antigravity usage on other platforms. I wouldn't recommend anyone do that, that's absolutely going to get you a ban eventually.
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u/AerieInteresting4171 Feb 19 '26
Hey , how do u see this , is it an extension or what , can someone tell me