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NO.: #0cdd39a7
Topic: AGENTS & TOOLS
Source: Google AI Forum
Published: 2026-05-22 01:33:36
Importance: ★ 6/10 — radar 60
Original: discuss.ai.google.dev/t/the-new-antigravity-usage-model/147117

`Google Antigravity 2.0` shifts to shared model quota

Quota is pooled across Flash, Pro, GPT, and Claude instead of expanded. Better models get more usable headroom, but cheap prompts now drain the same weekly compute budget.

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The 5-hour reset can refill exhausted GPT and Claude pools to max, because quota now appears shared across models.
Flash consumes less compute per prompt, while Pro or Claude burns more from the same pool. Minor edits should stay on cheaper models.
If one model stops refilling, the whole weekly compute budget is likely low. Treat model choice as cost control, not just quality control.
Google cites compute constraints and demand, so this is flexibility, not a quota increase.

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`Google Antigravity 2.0` shifts to shared model quota

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