Release notes

FEATURE

Antigravity Restores Gemini Quota Display and Labels It Paused When Weekly Quota Runs Out

When you open your terminal to work under a deadline and worry about exceeding usage, you no longer have to guess against a blank panel.

Previously, Google's quota summary stopped returning the Gemini group, leaving Antigravity temporarily unable to see usage. Now usage reads Gemini's 5-hour quota directly from the model list instead. Because Google does not currently report weekly quota, the card clearly marks it as unreported. As long as the application is running, the Antigravity CLI status line (the status bar displayed at the very bottom of the terminal) also displays these numbers in sync. Once the weekly quota is exhausted, Google pauses the 5-hour limit at that point. In the past, that row displayed "0% used / full quota", easily misleading users into thinking it was still usable; now the 5-hour row is directly labeled "Paused" to avoid misjudgment.

Original changelog

Original changelogAntigravity Restores Gemini Quota Display and Labels It Paused When Weekly Quota Runs Out
**Antigravity shows your Gemini quota again.** Google's quota summary no longer returns the Gemini group. usage now reads Gemini's five-hour quota from the model list. Google does not currently report its weekly quota; the card labels it as not reported. While the app is running, the Antigravity CLI status line uses these numbers too.
**The Antigravity 5-hour row says "Paused" once the weekly quota is used up.** Google pauses the 5-hour limit at that point, and the row used to read "0% used / Quota full", which looked usable.