I’m quite excited, so download the app and run it on an old Next.js project. The agent goes fully autonomous with a single prompt for minutes, so I grab my double cappuccino. By the time I came back, the limit was already hit.

Prompt: Understand the codebase and build the code.

Call 1-5: List files / read. Call 6-96: Install dependencies, generate Prisma client, build Next.js app, verify API routes, fix routes, fix lint.

22 files changed.

Model quota limit exceeded.

I’ve been hitting walls with the new Google Antigravity IDE, so I dug into the terms to see what was going on. What I found is actually pretty insulting to those of us paying for the ecosystem.

The Reality: Antigravity is officially a "No-cost public preview."

• The Limit: Quota refreshes every 5 hours (and it's tight).

• The Kicker: It completely ignores your subscription tier.

If you are paying for Gemini Pro/Ultra thinking you’ll get priority access or higher caps, you don't. You are thrown into the exact same bucket as a free user.

I get that it's a "preview," but why am I paying a premium subscription if I'm still treated like a free tier user on their newest products? It feels like they have zero consideration for early adopters who are actually funding the product.

Source: https://antigravity.google/docs/plans