Antigravity card stops falsely reporting exhausted quotas, showing your real remaining usage
When you check your Antigravity card (the info card in usage showing the AI quota of your Antigravity account), you'll no longer be jumpscared by a "100% used" fake alarm when you actually have plenty of usage left. Previously, to determine what to display, the card would simply pick the more depleted of the two quota groups (categories for tracking different AI model usage, specifically Gemini vs. Claude/GPT). Because of this, if your Claude/GPT five-hour window (the resetting time frame over which these models calculate their limits) was exhausted, the card would falsely report your entire quota as maxed out, even while the Gemini group that your account actually runs on still had plenty of capacity. This display logic is now fixed so the card always reliably tracks the Gemini group, and it will only fall back to showing the most-depleted group if Gemini is ever completely missing from the API response (the data the server sends back to the program). It's like using a dual-SIM phone: your screen used to constantly flash a "Data Exhausted" warning just because you ran out of data on your rarely-used secondary SIM, even though your primary SIM—the one you actually use for internet—had plenty of data left. Now the screen properly reflects your primary SIM's true data usage, and only looks at the secondary one if the primary SIM is removed.