Google’s newly launched Gemini 3.5 Flash model has significantly improved coding capabilities, surpassing the previous generation, and its AI agent capabilities can compete with rivals like GPT-5.5, so many people have likely been trying it out in Antigravity recently. However, after Google introduced the new “compute-based” usage limits, many users quickly hit their quota. As a result, Google soon announced in the community that it would triple the usage limit, and not just once, but twice in a row, meaning 3×3 = 9 times.
Google Announces for the Second Time: Antigravity Paid Users’ Gemini Model Rate Limits Tripled
Varun Mohan at Google DeepMind, who oversees Antigravity, previously announced on X that Google has tripled the rate limits for Gemini models across all paid plans in Antigravity, and has also reset all users’ weekly Gemini quotas.
更新一下：我們正在把 Antigravity 中所有付費方案的 Gemini 模型速率限制提高 3 倍，並重置所有人的本週 Gemini 額度。我們了解有些人很快就碰到速率限制，所以希望能快速回應。接下來還會有更多更新，祝大家開發愉快！
This adjustment can be seen as a response to many users quickly maxing out their limits after the new usage caps went live.
As a result, it wasn’t long before Google announced a second increase in investment.
In Varun Mohan’s second post, he mentioned that Google had already tripled the Antigravity limit the previous day and had seen people build more as a result. However, Google also received another piece of feedback: some people were worried they would hit the weekly limit after just a few sessions. Therefore, Google decided to triple the weekly Gemini quota for all paid plans again and reset the Gemini quotas for all paid plans once more.
昨天我們已經把 Antigravity 的限制提高 3 倍，也看到大家因此建構了更多東西。我們聽到的一個回饋是，有些人擔心自己在幾次工作階段後，就會碰到每週限制。為了給大家更多空間，我們再次把所有付費方案的每週 Gemini 額度提高 3 倍。我們也已經重置所有付費方案的 Gemini 額度。
Another thing to note is that this quota increase applies to paying Antigravity users; the free tier, of course, doesn’t get this kind of benefit. As for whether this 9x usage increase has a time limit, Varun Mohan said when it was first raised that it is “permanent.”
This time, Google twice raised the usage limits for Antigravity’s Gemini models, which to some extent reflects a trend: AI development tools are becoming increasingly powerful, but the computational costs behind them are also rising, making it impossible to continue measuring usage by the old “number of requests” standard. Some netizens also believe that price increases may happen in the future.
Source: KOCPC Chinese