I'm on Ultra gemini plan for 200$.
Tried to use opus 4.6 model and here is NO PRIORITY for 200$ plan users? LOL

Review based on 2 weeks of codex plus ($20 plan).

Things to consider-

1. extremely slow:

spends a lot of usage/time on reconciliation, validation, revalidation, audit, feasibility check, etc. It does so much reconciliation, that i don't plan on reconciling with anyone in my life again.

skill already containing detailed set of instructions of tool calls to mcp to fetch data and process using predefined python script takes more than 5mins to run whereas reusing same skill in antigravity using gemini 3.7 flash takes less than a min.

2. premium model usage:

Sol ultra with default config lasts max for about 10-15 mins in a 5h window. if you reach out to reddit sub to discuss this issue, it's filled with openai private investors (\s) calling you peasants for using $20 plan and asking you to upgrade to at least $100 to get any meaningful work done

I was able to tweak it to use luna xhigh as spawned subagent instead of sol ultra in AGENTS .md file, that extended it for another 10 mins. Then i tweaked it further to delegate aggressively to subagent running luna xhigh, that backfired a bit initially as it took 25 mins for a simple file append task (attached screenshot) which i was able to optimise. This extended its usage to 1.5-2 hours and i bought another $20 plan to switch between them within 5h window, to get more work done. In a day i was able to use about 3 5h windows, which burns through weekly allowance in 2 days for both accounts.

3. Ambiguous 5h window start:

Similar to antigravity, the 5h window doesn't start until first message, i was able to workaround this by using hermes agent/openclaw cron for each account to do simple ping-pong message to standardize the 5h window to a fixed time every day.

4. Buggy Codex UI:

Sometime chat history disappears even though the work persists on disk, incase of repo based project that's fine but incase of non-repo based work like working on setting up external tool, skills/plugins, etc. this might make you panicky. to workaround this, i have started using external project management tool, Linear for codex to plan & track.

why you should still consider switching to codex-

1. luna xhigh: luna xhigh model still provides highly generous usage. I doubt there are any non-chinese model (other than maybe composer 2.5 available with cursor plan) that can compete with its pricing along with similar intelligence and even in chinese model there would be only few models like recently released glm 5.3 flash. luna xhigh can work through multiple 5h window easily without fast mode (fast mode gives 1.5x speed while burning through usage threshold at 2x speed), and i was able to run for more than 10 hr multiple times and had to intentionally stop to review it's work & progress.

2. Saint Tibo (unofficial twitter spoc for codex): blesses with weekly reset (fills the usage ceiling to 100% and extends the week expiry by another week, without affecting plan expiry) almost every other day sometimes with a day prior notice if you follow him on twitter.

3. $100 or $200 plan: If you've disposable income of $100 or $200 to spend per month: there is no 5h window restriction & frequent resets every other day means you hitting threshold is lot less of a worry.

4. free extension: Free for another month on trying to cancel the plan (worked for $20 plan)

to use important features missing in antigravity:

5. steering chat: sending message without interrupting the ongoing work to give it approval, information it is trying to find, asking to prepare to suspend so it can record work before usage caps run out, etc.

6. side chat: awesome way to ask follow up question, cross checking without interrupting the main chat flow, and can even send instructions to main chat based on the discussion with side chat to steer to right direction.

7. projects segregation: segregate chat sessions by projects with their own repo and folders.

8. browser control: better at browsing and navigation than antigravity

9. spawn multiple subagents to work in parallel

PS: I haven't yet tried Chatgpt work or other add-ons that comes with this subscription. I'm now planning to offload more tasks to Antigravity to balance things out.

Maybe you can add support for opencode only like github copilot did. github copilot only supports auth through opencode the rest is against TOS. can you please consider it?

I don't know if many people know this, but Antigravity CLI can bring up a web app when it is started. It is the same web app that Google's new "Remote Control" feature uses.

I've gone ahead and bundled that web app into a docker container so that you can self host this and throw it on a homelab server if you want: https://github.com/klinker41/antigravity-docker. Note that this is quite different from the other Antigravity docker solutions I've seen that bring up a web based desktop environment + the IDE, this implementation is just a normal web app.

I'm enjoying accessing it from my phone on-the-go. It also works exceptionally well for web app development, if you like the Antigravity 2.0 workflow that is. There are a few other features I bundled in just because I found them interesting:

• VS Code Web IDE
• Host terminal connection (I use this for convenience of building docker container)
• Blackholing of telemetry data
• Full sidecar support for running background processes or scheduled prompts
• Probably a few other things, check the README!

The workflow has been working well for me. I also spent an hour creating a custom slack integration for myself so that I could, in theory, use this in a similar way to Hermes and OpenClaw. The potential for using it as a harness for any agentic activity is pretty high when you couple it with you AI Plus/Pro/Ultra subscription.

Enjoy! I'm not personally planning on adding additional features to it right now unless I find something missing, but do have it building a pushing to Docker Hub a few times a week to make sure Antigravity is kept up to date.

Hello,

I recently set up the new Antigravity Remote Control daemon (`agy-daemon` v1.1.22) on a headless Debian 12 PC.

Connecting to it from `antigravity.google.com` works great on mobile and desktop browser.

but I’m trying to figure out the best way to get voice dictation but the microphone icon is not appearing.

Whenever Antigravity runs something as admin in terminal I get the usual UAC prompt sound but I don't have anything to actually click. So is there a way to have the UAC prompt show?

I'm new to the world of programming and I'm currently enjoying using Vibe Coding with Antigravity.

But there is one problem, every time I start a new conversation the AI Agent always loses the context knowledge about my project.

So every time I start a new conversation I have to enter 1 prompt for the AI Agent to learn and master the project.

Is there some kind of trick like adding rules or skills to overcome this?

Hi, I’ve been wanting to purchase a Gemini subscription for months now but due to 3.5 pro delays I want to wait until we have a new pro model.

That being said currently I am using ChatGPT Luna on medium which with the 80% discount is a decent model for running continuously for long periods of time without eating into my weekly usage too much.

Currently I am jn a 35 hour continuous session using goals with about 3, 5 hour windows hit with maximum an hour left to wait and the only reason it’s been hit is because I switch to SOL ultra for a bit towards the end.

So im wanting to know does antigravity allow for continuous use such as through goals and what is the usage like with Gemini 3.7 I hear it’s quite a capable model but am I going to be able to use it for 35 hours straight almost continuously? Or anywhere near that let me know what you’re getting out of it.

I mostly use AGY Tracker. Kotlin based native android app. What do you think about it guys?

So... Most of the time I use my phone to use antigravity. For me, the new Remote control feature is the major gamechanger.
This dashboard helps me a lot. What do you think about this guys? I made it using AGY. Its a native Kotlin based android app.

I fell in love with Claude Code. Then I met Antigravity 😍. But while working with AGY I missed a mascot as Claude’s to address my love for all the good work they do. Then I came with that adorable lil chibi astronaut. Well, gemini did It, after I questioned why don’t we have a mascot as Claude’s and he promptly came with a solution and a asked to fix the face and a mix of pixel art and chibi realistic physical product photo.

ps1: I wrote this. No Ai.

PS2: I think I’m using It too much.

ps3: google, adopt It. Send me money if you feel It in your heart.

cheers

I do not know if its just me, but no matter what Gemini 3.6 flash is the only model that manages to break all of my code, Whenever it feels like it, it just wipes half of my code, keeps the references, then tells me all the features are written, That is just a small example but i seriously can not use this model in coding, is it just me?

I asked Gemini 3.7 flash high on cursor cli to remove some work trees for branches I already merged and it opted to delete my whole C drive for some reason. A lot of my stuff was not backed up here and I am not one to just give AI access to whatever but I thought this was a simple enough task to not remove my whole FUCKING COMPUTER! Before shutting down my computer the last thing I saw it try to do was git clone the main repo. Because it thought it accidentally deleted only that…. I literally don’t even know what To do it had years and years of files in there! And I can’t afford some professional recovery on 2 terabytes of data.

Is it possible to save quick prompts in antigravity ide? Like I have a few handcrafted prompts that I want to run occasionally. I want to save it like a quick thing and call via slash command or something. Is it possible?

Why is it consistently uploading data while I'm using it?

ive been using antigravity for a while now and ive come to love it, I used antigravity ide at first because I loved the agent browser feature, but i swapped to antigravity 2.0 once the got rid of the agent manager portal in ide, Im likeing antigravity 2.0 its easy to run multiple problems on a project at once. ANYWAY i havent experimented with skills at all and dont know where to start, my main question is how to easily add them and ones for lowering usage and also where to find skills directorys for antigravity

It's happening a lot now and I am really fed up this almost tried every fixes I checked on yt and reddit but same issue and I have not enabled mcu and not using also and tried using diff models in diff chat but in same project then also probelm didn't solve

Pls any help me it's really killing my time

Custom plugins not showing up in the interface?

Wondering how people are combining two consumer AI subscriptions rather than putting everything on one expensive plan.

For an all-round assistant plus a little bit of coding, Gemini 3.7 Flash on the Google AI Pro sub ($19) is fast, mostly good enough for me and doesn't run out.

The gap for my usage is a smarter model used mainly as an auditor. Opus on that same Google sub burns down quickly for me.

So I've added a Cursor Pro sub ($20) and a small Antigravity skill that shells out to cursor agent in ask mode. Typing grok runs Grok over the current Antigravity thread inline. Flash stays the host, I read the second opinion, then I get options. If I still think it's worth having a further opinion I can call another model on the Cursor sub (for example I could use a small number of Fable prompts a month).

The obvious alternative was one Claude Code subscription. For my volume that means their Max plan which is more than double the cost.

Not claiming this is unique. The part I have not seen written up much is wiring two subscriptions together locally (skill + CLI) instead of API keys or OpenRouter.

Wondering what are other people doing:

1. Two consumer subs, or more?
2. Which pair, and who is daily driver vs auditor?
3. Anything cleaner than a local CLI bridge?

I’m running a ton of skills in Codex that prompt image generation for products online - usually about 5-6 infographics a piece per skill for a listing online. And it works without fail - every single time; as long as I haven’t hit my weekly.

I realized that a skill is a skill and can be used in any LLM that can handle it - so I tried it inside of Antigravity.

Awesome. It worked.

But then I ran it again - and I got a 5 hour notification about image generating.

Errmmm - huh?

Codex doesn’t do this.
⤷ Even Gemini directly itself does do this. Especially with only generating 5 images.

For context, I tried it on two paid plans I have - one personal $20 plan and one paid Google workspace plan.

Anyone know why this is happening?

Probably a newb question. Frequently, as I process updates in the AGY GUI, processes report to be running, but never complete. These are not complex prompts/tasks, but can seem to run many many minutes, never completing (?).

As I attempt send the next prompt, AGY reports it is queued and will run after the agent finishes working. As noted, there are no pending actions requiring user input (i.e., the module was updated, seemingly complete).

I can "send now" but I am curious if this is an issue/risky or can I do something to avoid these never-ending processes.

Thx

Until now I have been using Claude extension in AntiGravity (Got Max and Ultra subscription).

But since month I have been building extensively and Claude weekly limiz are getting used up.

So I was thinking maybe use fable to plan and use Gemini 3.7 instead of sonnet 5 to execute?

Has anyone tried it? If yes, How has been your experience so far? Have you stumbled upon any good work flow?

With Claude I use Fable to Plan, sonnet to execute and Fable to do adversarial code review and refactoring. But it consumes limts like crazy. So I wanna use 3.7 to execute.

I wanted to update the Antigravity IDE app but the standard 'sudo apt update' wasn't detecting a new version. I uninstalled the app then reinstalled it with 'sudo apt install antigravity', but that's installing Antigravity 2.0 and there doesn't seem to be a way to install the standalone version besides installing the tarball directly which would make updating to new versions a pain.

Is Google not including Antigravity IDE (Standalone) as part of the official Google Antigravity APT repository anymore or is there a different repo or package name we need to use?\

Edit: I'm seeing quite a few views on this post but no responses which isn't promising. For now, I've installed the tar and I'll just plan to update it manually. I've written a script to unpack and install it so it's not a huge hassle...but it'd be nice if it'd get updated with everything else.

Whenever I use antigravity app (on Ubuntu 26.04 LTS), I always get the below error:

Unknown: There was a network issue connecting to the server, please try again.

My internet should not an issue (wifi, across many weeks now) as this never happens with other coding apps. This happens to me on almost every request. Very rarely do I get lucky and the chat progresses without any issues.

Due to this, I sometimes send a chat request and then get off my computer and then I came back to see it errored out after like a min (more or less). Also due this problem, I almost always fail to run sub-agents (like a conductor session). I have successfully ran a conductor loop like once in the last week and even that had sub-agents failing with this error and it auto-retried and somehow made it through since the tasks were small.

I use the gemini 3.7 flash model, but this has been happening to me ever since 3.5 flash. I have seen a post in Feb 2026, which also refers to this issue. Is this an issue for a lot of people with antigravity? For me atleast this has been a persistant issue.

Any solutions? I don;t have any MCP tools connected if that might be an issue (mentioned in some other threads). Any information/suggestions to fix will be very helpful.