Google raises Antigravity usage limits

Google is doing damage control, but the deeper issue is still quota transparency. Raising limits helps immediately, yet Antigravity still behaves more like a metered cloud service than a predictable local IDE.

• –Paid users get breathing room right away, which should reduce mid-session lockouts and failed long-running tasks
• –The increase is a blunt way to restore goodwill while Google recalibrates compute economics
• –The change reinforces that agentic coding tools need clear usage accounting, not just bigger numbers
• –If limits remain opaque, developers will keep treating Antigravity as unreliable for production-adjacent work
• –This is a competitive move as much as a product fix, since quota pain is one of the fastest ways to lose AI coding users