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Has Antigravity gotten any better?

BoredPositron 6mo ago
Probably the best value for a good amount of anthropic credits. You can also share your Google ai subscription with up to four family members and they all get the same amount of credits...
sunaookami 6mo ago
It has gotten worse and they tightened the limits for paying customers recently: https://x.com/antigravity/status/2031835833716625883 https://x.com/antigravity/status/2031835833716625883 (only announcement on Twitter, not in the app nor via email)
- kivle 6mo ago
  Limits are so low that I cancelled after about two weeks on my initial $0 trial. I tried making a change to a tiny code base with Claude Sonnet (which they offer in Antigravity). It couldn't even finish the change before my weekly limit was used up, reset in 7 days.
  - koakuma-chan 6mo ago
    to be fair you shouldn't expect them to subsidize Anthropic models. what about limits for gemini?
    - kivle 6mo ago
      I tried the Anthropic models because gemini-pro had already been rate limited with a 5 day wait. I got some actual usage out of the Google model, but laughably little compared to what I got with ChatGPT Plus. This is definitely not an imagined thing from my side, you just have to look at the Antigravity forums: https://discuss.ai.google.dev/new https://discuss.ai.google.dev/new
UncleOxidant 6mo ago
I find it pretty good. And Gemini 3.1 pro seems quite capable. Not as good at some things as Claude, but better at others. I was trying to target a verilog design to an uncommon FPGA and board and Gemini went out and searched for the FPGA docs and examined the schematics for the board in able to do the pin assignments (generated .ccf file). Not sure of Claude could've done that.
htrp 6mo ago
>There is currently no support for: >Bring-your-own-key or bring-your-own-endpoint for additional rate limits >Organizational tiers in general availability, or via contract[1] Literal clown car product. No plan for serious enterprise support (even 6 months after launch) [1]https://antigravity.google/docs/plans https://antigravity.google/docs/plans

Probably the best value for a good amount of anthropic credits. You can also share your Google ai subscription with up to four family members and they all get the same amount of credits...

sunaookami 6mo ago

It has gotten worse and they tightened the limits for paying customers recently: https://x.com/antigravity/status/2031835833716625883 https://x.com/antigravity/status/2031835833716625883 (only announcement on Twitter, not in the app nor via email)

kivle 6mo ago
Limits are so low that I cancelled after about two weeks on my initial $0 trial. I tried making a change to a tiny code base with Claude Sonnet (which they offer in Antigravity). It couldn't even finish the change before my weekly limit was used up, reset in 7 days.
- koakuma-chan 6mo ago
  to be fair you shouldn't expect them to subsidize Anthropic models. what about limits for gemini?
  - kivle 6mo ago
    I tried the Anthropic models because gemini-pro had already been rate limited with a 5 day wait. I got some actual usage out of the Google model, but laughably little compared to what I got with ChatGPT Plus. This is definitely not an imagined thing from my side, you just have to look at the Antigravity forums: https://discuss.ai.google.dev/new https://discuss.ai.google.dev/new

UncleOxidant 6mo ago

I find it pretty good. And Gemini 3.1 pro seems quite capable. Not as good at some things as Claude, but better at others. I was trying to target a verilog design to an uncommon FPGA and board and Gemini went out and searched for the FPGA docs and examined the schematics for the board in able to do the pin assignments (generated .ccf file). Not sure of Claude could've done that.

htrp 6mo ago

>There is currently no support for: >Bring-your-own-key or bring-your-own-endpoint for additional rate limits >Organizational tiers in general availability, or via contract[1] Literal clown car product. No plan for serious enterprise support (even 6 months after launch) [1]https://antigravity.google/docs/plans https://antigravity.google/docs/plans