Antigravity raises Gemini weekly quotas 3x and resets usage

• After first tripling Antigravity rate limits across paid tiers, Google then tripled weekly quotas too, according to OfficialLoganK's first quota update and OfficialLoganK's weekly quota update.
• The second change came with a one-time reset, which kevinhou22's recap summarized as a 3x quota increase, a 3x weekly-limit increase, and a reset.
• Antigravity users had been hitting limits hard enough that testingcatalog's pre-I/O UI leak showed a new Usage Limits tab before these quota bumps landed.
• The quota story sits inside Google's broader Antigravity push, where altryne's I/O thread described the CLI, desktop app, scheduled tasks, dynamic subagents, and managed agents as the developer center of the stack.

OfficialLoganK's weekly quota update, testingcatalog's UI leak, and altryne's I/O thread sketch the shape of this rollout pretty fast. Google was already surfacing a Usage Limits view before I/O, then raised Antigravity limits once for all tiers, then raised weekly quotas again a day later and reset usage, while the launch messaging kept tying Antigravity to Gemini 3.5 Flash and longer-running agent workflows.

The headline is simple: Google said it had "3xed the Antigravity limits again," this time specifically the weekly quotas. OfficialLoganK's earlier post makes clear this was a second move, because the first increase had already tripled rate limits across all tiers.

Commentary around the change landed on the same point. koltregaskes' reaction called the earlier limits unusually low, while ai_for_success's follow-up framed the new bump as weekly quotas on all paid plans.

The more useful detail is the reset. In kevinhou22's recap, the package is three parts: 3x quota increase, 3x weekly-limit increase, and a one-time quota reset. That matters because teams that had already burned through the old pool were not stuck waiting for the new weekly ceiling to matter.

Antigravity's own advocates keep connecting the extra headroom to heavier Gemini 3.5 Flash usage. ai_for_success's CLI post called the CLI the best place to use Gemini 3.5 Flash, and WesRoth's summary tied the larger limits to testing Flash harder and running more agentic workflows.

Before the quota increases, Gemini was already rolling out a new interface with a Thinking effort selector and a Usage Limits tab in settings, according to testingcatalog's UI leak. That suggests quota visibility was becoming product surface, not just backend policy.

The backdrop was not especially calm. scaling01's pricing screenshot complained that Gemini 3.5 Flash pricing had moved up to "$1.5 / $9 per mtoks," while chetaslua's chart showed daily web-app limits tightening for some Gemini tiers after May 17. Inside the bigger I/O push, altryne's developer-stack thread positioned Antigravity as Google's developer harness, with a desktop app, CLI, SDK, scheduled tasks, dynamic subagents, and managed agents in the Gemini API.