Google cuts OpenClaw access over Antigravity abuse claims

This looks like a pivotal platform-policy moment for agent tooling: frontier model providers are tightening wrapper access now that autonomous usage is stressing subsidized consumer plans.

• –“Subscription access” and “agent-scale API rights” are being treated as different products, even when users think they paid for both.
• –Open-source agent harnesses like OpenClaw now face a reliability tax when upstream providers can enforce policy suddenly at auth and account layers.
• –Teams building on third-party auth bridges should treat account suspension and provider lockout as a default failure mode, not an edge case.
• –The strategic signal is clear: providers want usage inside first-party surfaces where they control telemetry, abuse controls, and unit economics.