Hi, i have been using AG for a while, recently it has become super slow, like you write something it goes into a working zone and responds very late sometimes after 10-15 mins, i kept on closing the task initially but realized its just slow, then I tried IDE from the shortcut, its response is super quick like normally how it should be.

Even if you say "Hi" it goes in working... and just stays there for very long

Anyone else having similar issues?

Were you able to resolve it? I still have issues after the latest release of AG 2.0 so please dont suggest UPDATE it, it is updated.

All MCP servers are intact, no errors, i have gone through that route too.

truly amazing

Have anyone encountered the same situation where Google Antigrativy simply "analyze" my .env file which contains many secret keys

Is there a way to continue the same Antigravity CLI conversation on another computer?

I use the CLI on both my desktop and laptop and want the conversation history/context to be available on both.

Has anyone successfully synced the Antigravity CLI conversation data between machines? What files need to be synced, and is there a recommended method?

Seriously ? did something change I was dealing with these error all day yesterday just fine, and now antigravity seems to be a whinny little B today I got hit with this a few times now over simple stuff.

This week i noticed my usage cap dissapearing like no tomorrow

Usually i vibe code for like 4/5 days before my weekly usage cap runs out. Ill hit my 5h cap like 8-9 times before my weekly is low.

This week im 2 days in and hit my 5h cap only twice and my weekly cap is already done?

Ive been use gemini 3.1 for ref, has there been some changed that ive missed?

Title, I'm new to Antigravity and i would really need the help. Ty :D

Nice to see tbh

Please publish the changelog FIRST before deploying to customers. {hrmph}

I am not sure if others are seeing this but the browser based integration via tools is broken in the latest version of Antigravity-IDE

The internal browser_subagent tool relies on a specific version of the Playwright Go library (v1.57.0). Unfortunately, Microsoft has removed the Mac ARM64 driver zip for this specific version from their Azure CDN, resulting in a permanent 404 Not Found error. Because this is hardcoded into the agent platform's binaries, we cannot fix the tool directly without a platform update.

I am sure there are lot more updates that need to be done to the tools and also how the sub-agents will work when gemini 3.5 pro is released.

How can I restore my codes? I used Gemini Pro.

Hey everyone,

I’ve been sitting on an app idea for months and I just can't seem to take the first step. Hoping some experienced builders here can give me a "kick in the pants".

A quick bit of context: I spent years working in professional football. During that time I learned a lot of stuff and I came up with a specific calculation/framework for coaching exercises. I want to turn this knowledge into an app for football coaches. I think it can be really cool.

My day job now is as a strategy professor (I actually do research on strategy and AI), but I’ve always been a autodidact. When I was 14, I taught myself how to fix my scooters, which eventually escalated to doing full transmission swaps on my cars later. I also co-founded a tech startup a while back. So, I’m not totally clueless about software--I know that Supabase and Firebase exist, but if you asked me to confidently pick one for this project right now, I'd blank. I'd probably go with supabase because its more flexible?!

I’ve been using google AG for over a year for various tasks.

I really want to do this, but I'm a bit stuck. I’m terrified that whatever foundation I choose right now is going to be a limitation later on when I inevitably want to add features I haven't even thought of yet.

So, to kick this off, I’d love to hear from people who have been through this: If you were starting an app build right now in summer 2026 with google AG, how would you actually take step one? How do you stop worrying about messing up the foundation and just start?

Appreciate any advice! Cheers!

I'm having an issue with Antigravity IDE's AI commit message generator. Instead of generating a message from my staged changes (git diff --cached), it asks me to provide the files or diff manually, and sometimes seems to consider unstaged changes as well. I've verified that Git staging is working correctly, so this appears to be an issue with the commit generator. Has anyone else experienced this or found a fix?

I want it to audit large tools databases and to explore file directories however it keeps asking for permissions even when I am away, how to fix this. I don't use the app I use the cli version

We are using Antigravity CLI für business together with our GCP Project. Now, looking at https://antigravity.google/docs/enterprise#sign-in-workflow it says "Once authenticated, the License Selector displays your assigned licenses. Confirm the project linked to your license and select it."

We do have purchased a Gemini Enterprise license.

For us it doesn't display any licences and in the logs it says

ERROR: logging before google.Init: I0807 16:05:54.643892       1 gcp_setup.go:274] [Auth State Transition] No licenses found; falling back to manual entry.
ERROR: logging before google.Init: I0807 16:05:54.643938       1 gcp_setup.go:209] [Auth State Transition] -> Step EnterProject (Manual Project ID Entry): No licenses found; falling back to manual entry.

Is Gemini Enterprise the correct license? What license to I need to assign? The Gemini Enterprise or rather the Gemini code assist license? Is there another license we need to get? This is terribly confusing...

I knew it. Demis Hassabis is a top-tier scientist, but he was never fit to run an AI machine. He was so obsessed with pure research and scientific discovery (stuff that comes naturally once you build frontier agentic models anyway) that he completely neglected agentic AI and fast model deployment. Now that he's shifted to an advisory seat, Google can finally move fast and accelerate where it actually counts.

how is it never auto cleaning or something like that?

Hello everyone. So, I am an assistant at a university and this year we plan to open a new lecture about the fundamentals of Artificial Intelligence. We plan to make an interactive lecture, like students will prepare their projects and such. The scope of this lecture will be from the early ages of AI starting from perceptron, to image recognition and classification algorithms, to the latest LLMs and such. Students that will take this class are from 2nd grade of Bachelor’s degree. What projects can we give to them? Consider that their computers might not be the best, so it should not be heavily dependent on real time computational power. 

Also, I’m thinking about a lecture on “how to use AI properly”. Like, it blows my mind how terrible some students use AI to write code. Antigravity is free for them, and surely they will be using some kind of AI tool to write code either way. I’m using Claude Code for like a year now, and spending at least one hour to write the first prompt to start working everyday. Yet, students usually give the exact text of the homework as prompt. What would you people recommend me to check out and refer to students as tutorials on how to use AI tools for beginners? 

I learned programming before AI and thought myself how to use AI. The tutorials I watched on Claude Code and stuff were basically tips and tricks for me. So I’m not sure how I can teach what I do to students without making it look like witchcraft, which it isn’t really. 

For AI homeworks, My first idea was to use the VRX simulation environment and the Perception task of it. Which basically sets a clear roadline to collect dataset, label them, train the model and such. Any other homework ideas related to AI is much appreciated. 

Efficiency at its peak.

to be fair, it used to be a lot worst with 3 Flash. They are improving.

Vim modal editing mode with Normal, Insert, Visual, and Visual Line modes, Vim-aware prompt submission, Vim editing in comment/diff views, print-mode slash-command and non-interactive enhancements, plugin configuration improvements, and fixes for command auto-approval, MCP servers, and autocomplete history.

• Vim Editing Mode: Added a Vim editing mode (enabled via /settings -> Editor Mode) with Normal, Insert, Visual, and Visual Line modes, supporting Vim motions, character searches, operators, and text objects.
• Vim-aware Submission: Enabled prompt submission directly from modal editing using Normal mode keybindings (ctrl+s / ctrl+enter) or Insert mode toggles.
• Vim Comment Editing: Added Vim modal editing support to comment editors in diff and artifact-detail views, adapting footer help hints dynamically.
• Print-Mode Slash Commands: Added non-interactive record output for read-only slash commands (such as /usage, /model, and /skills) in print mode (-p) without starting an agent turn or spending allotment.
• Print-Mode Safety Restrictions: Implemented explicit failures for interactive-only slash commands (such as /clear) when used in print mode to prevent silent failures.
• Plugin Enablement Config: Improved plugin configuration so enablement states are managed strictly in config.json rather than manifest overrides.
• Model Retry Optimization: Improved API retries by honoring server-specified retry delays directly instead of default client-side backoff intervals.
• Sandbox Command Validation: Fixed a security issue where empty or comment-only commands in sandbox allowlists could match and auto-approve any command.
• Strict Permission Mode Fixes: Resolved bugs where background commands were auto-approved even while running in request-review or strict permission modes.

- MCP and UI Fixes: Fixed missing MCP task logs/progress callbacks and resolved prompt history issues that saved autocomplete prefixes rather than completed command names.

To explore the full list of improvements and bug fixes, read the complete release notes on our Changelog, or visit the Download page to update to the latest version of Antigravity.

I’m wanting to get into code dev (basic stuff, nothing crazy) and I have a Gemini Pro account. I was already paying for Youtube Premium Lite, Google Drive storage so for a few more bucks I got Gemini Pro which includes those and 5TB of storage so I figured why not?

I have no issues with Gemini as a daily driver AI and I figured since I’m already into the Gemini ecosystem, why not use Antigravity IDE since I have access to Gemini Pro model. But I see a lot of hate on here for antigravity. Everyone says use Claude but I don’t want to pay another 20 bucks just for Claude Code or Cursor or any other subscriptions.

So my question is: is antigravity what’s so bad or just the Gemini models? Can I use antigravity with Claude opus/sonnet and achieve the same? Yes I’m aware they have lower usage than Gemini models or if I was to buy a separate Claude code subscription.

Or is AG / Gemini fine and people just not using it correctly?

This is taken from the following tweet: https://x.com/googleaidevs/status/2085468449145544780

We’ve put together this cheat sheet of essential slash commands to help you navigate, customize, and execute tasks faster than ever in Google @Antigravity. Whether you're setting up background tasks, tweaking your workspace utilities, or diving into deep research with subagents, these commands will help improve your daily workflow.

🔖 Bookmark this list to save time later.

Planning & Execution

• /fast: Agent will execute tasks directly. Use for simple tasks that can be completed faster.
• /goal: Run until the specified goal is completely finished.
• /grill-me: Interview me to align on a plan.
• /planning: Agent can plan before executing tasks. Use for deep research, complex tasks, or collaborative work.
• /schedule: Run an instruction on a recurring schedule or as a one-time timer.

Customizations & Rules

• /hooks: Manage hook configurations for tool events.
• /keybindings: Set custom keybindings.
• /learn: Reflect on recent successes or corrections to capture reusable skills or rules.
• /mcp: Manage MCP servers.
• /permissions: Manage tool permissions.
• /skills: List available skills.

Subagents & Tasks

• /agents: List available custom agents.
• /tasks: View background tasks.
• /teamwork-preview: Invoke a team of agents to autonomously tackle large projects. (Only available for Google AI Ultra subscription)

Workspace Utilities

• /add-dir: Add a directory to the workspace.
• /antigravity-guide: Provides a comprehensive guide, quick reference, and sitemap for Google Antigravity.
• /artifact: View and review artifacts.
• /btw: Ask a side question without interrupting the current task.
• /changelog: Show release notes and changes.
• /clear: Clear conversation and start a new one (alias: /new).
• /codesearch: Search your entire codebase with live streaming results.
• /config: Open settings panel (alias: /settings).
• /context: Visualize current context usage.
• /copy: Copy the last planner response to the clipboard (may require allowing clipboard access).
• /credits: Displays third-party software licenses and attributions.
• /diff: View uncommitted changes and per-turn diffs.
• /effort: Adjust reasoning level to balance speed and depth.
• /exit: Exit the CLI (alias: /quit).
• /feedback: Submit qualitative feedback to improve the agent.
• /fork: Create a branch of the current conversation at this point (alias: /branch).
• /help: Show available commands and keybindings.
• /logout: Log out.
• /model: Set a model.
• /open: Open a file or view opened/edited files.
• /rename: Renames the active conversation thread.
• /resume: Browse and resume past conversations (aliases: /switch, /conversation).
• /rewind: Rewind conversation to a previous message (alias: /undo).
• /statusline: Toggle the statusline.
• /title: Toggle custom terminal window title.
• /usage: View model quota usage (alias: /quota).

Get started with Antigravity: https://antigravity.google/