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`Antigravity` users push back on hidden compute quotas
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Paid usage turned unpredictable after quota accounting moved from requests to hidden compute. A cheaper plan can now fail mid-workflow; budget risk matters more than model choice.
- A $20 Pro user reports 2-3 weeks of
HTTP 429lockouts despite visible quota remaining; reliability became the real blocker. - The May 19 change replaced request limits with hidden
compute-usedaccounting, making agent background scans and micro-queries harder to budget. Gemini 3.5 Flashis described as more verbose and weaker at coding, burning quota through long explanations instead of useful edits.- Upgrade pressure jumps to $100-$200 Ultra or a reported 5-day ban after quota exhaustion; keep fallback IDE and agent paths ready.
Source: discuss.ai.google.dev/t/how-antigravity-became-cursor-2-Read original →