How we verify Antigravity reset announcements
Reviewed
A recorded reset is a source-attributed public announcement. It is not a measurement of every account’s quota.
01. Check author, wording, and scope
We retain the source post URL, author, publication time, and affected models. A qualifying announcement explicitly describes a quota reset. Questions, requests for a reset, and personal anecdotes are not reset events.
02. Keep one record per announcement
We deduplicate by source post ID. The timestamp represents publication, not the instant every account received quota. The same UTC event may fall on different calendar dates in different time zones.
03. Understand coverage gaps
Collection depends on available sources and collectors. The homepage exposes the last successful check and monitor state; an offline or stale monitor cannot establish that no reset happened. This history may be incomplete. We do not predict a schedule from sparse records.
04. Separate three kinds of content
Reset history contains announcements. Community prayers contain published requests. Community reports contain attributed user experiences. None of these grants us access to your Google account. If a record is wrong, compare its source and send the correction through the linked community.