Antigravity updates Gemini 3.5 Flash with permanent 3x quotas and 2x context
A day after Antigravity raised weekly Gemini quotas, the team said the 3x increase is permanent and doubled Gemini 3.5 Flash max context in AGY. The same update batch also clarified the IDE split and shipped Windows fixes, changing day-to-day limits and workflow behavior for developers.
TL;DR
- OfficialLoganK said Antigravity tripled Gemini rate limits across all paid tiers, and rohanpaul_ai later said the increase is now permanent.
- A day later, OfficialLoganK said the team also tripled weekly Gemini quotas, while kevinhou22's quota recap described a one-time reset on top of the higher limits.
- kevinhou22 said Antigravity doubled the max context length for Gemini 3.5 Flash, and andyzhang's repost said the change was meant to reduce repeated compaction.
- The same update batch clarified the split between Antigravity 2.0 and the IDE after confusion, with OfficialLoganK saying the IDE was still there and kevinhou22 noting major bug fixes, especially on Windows.
andyzhang's Antigravity 2.0 launch post introduced Antigravity 2.0 as a desktop app to manage agents, but Yuchenj_UW's reaction read the new UI as a move away from the IDE. Then OfficialLoganK's clarification said the IDE was still alive, just surfaced more clearly in the updated app. In parallel, kevinhou22's update list doubled Gemini 3.5 Flash context length and bundled Windows fixes with another quota reset.
Gemini quotas
The quota story came in two steps. First, Antigravity tripled Gemini rate limits across paid tiers, which OfficialLoganK framed as giving developers more room to push Gemini 3.5 Flash. Then OfficialLoganK said the team tripled weekly quotas too, and rohanpaul_ai described the higher paid-tier limits as permanent.
kevinhou22's quota recap condensed the sequence into three concrete changes:
- 3x quota increase
- 3x weekly limits increase
- One-time quota reset
Gemini 3.5 Flash context
kevinhou22 said Antigravity doubled the max context length for Gemini 3.5 Flash inside AGY. andyzhang's repost added the reason: some users were hitting compaction repeatedly.
That makes this more than a pricing tweak. The update changes how long Flash sessions can run before the app has to squeeze context, and it shipped alongside bug fixes that kevinhou22 said were especially important on Windows.
IDE split
The rollout briefly made Antigravity 2.0 look like a desktop agent shell rather than an IDE. andyzhang's launch post called it a desktop application to manage all your agents, and Yuchenj_UW's reaction read that as a break from the IDE model.
OfficialLoganK said the IDE was still present and that the team had updated the UI to make that clearer. The same post also reset everyone's weekly limits again, which turned a UI clarification into another usage-policy change on the same day.