Antigravity usage limits: short windows and weekly caps
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Read usage by model and window, rather than assuming a fixed number of prompts or a universal daily reset.
01. Treat plan rules as a baseline
Google’s plan documentation distinguishes shorter refresh windows from weekly limits. Exact access and available models depend on the account. Consult the current plan page and your own usage panel before planning a long task. [Antigravity · Plans]
02. One prompt is not a fixed unit of work
An agent may perform several reasoning and tool steps for one request. Comparing prompt counts without task complexity, model, and conversation context can be misleading. For your own comparison, keep these conditions similar and record usage before and after.
03. Credits and baseline quota are different
Where offered, paid overage credits are a separate way to continue after baseline quota. Review the account’s overage setting and terms before enabling spending. An API token price is not a published conversion table for subscription quota. [Antigravity · Plans]
04. Use reports as leads, not guarantees
Community measurements can suggest a useful experiment. They do not establish a fixed multiplier for everyone. Separate personal observations from official rules and check the date and client version before applying a result.