Series: Google Antigravity (4 parts)

Google's agentic IDE in practice: the licence and first impressions, new models, the OpenClaw account bans and the AI Pro quota glitch.

Part 1
A dark, futuristic image for a tech review. A curved computer monitor displays the Google Antigravity IDE interface with lines of code. Above the screen, a glowing circuit pattern connects to a large Google 'G' logo, symbolizing the flow of AI data. In the foreground, a transparent tablet features the words "TERMS OF SERVICE" next to a magnifying glass and a tag reading "REVIEW," emphasizing the post's focus on the license agreement.

Review: Google Antigravity License Agreement and First Impressions

Google’s new Antigravity code editor promises a revolution where AI agents write and test code for you, but the fine print reveals a potential privacy nightmare. This review uncovers buried...

Part 2
Gemini 3.1 Pro in Antigravity SUPERCHARGED

Gemini 3.1 Pro Is Now Available in Google Antigravity

Google officially announced that Gemini 3.1 Pro is now available in Google Antigravity This brings enhanced AI capabilities, better coding workflows, and a much smoother agentic experience directly into your...

Part 3
Illustration of a structural gate blocking a claw with text The OpenClaw Ban Wave

Google Bans Hundreds of Paying Antigravity Users for Using OpenClaw - Then Says "We Heard You"

The Google Antigravity OpenClaw controversy erupted in mid-February 2026, when numerous users of Google's agentic development platform Antigravity (powered by Gemini models) suddenly found their accounts restricted or banned. The...

Part 4
Cover image showing an AI user locked out of the Antigravity IDE

Before You Upgrade to Antigravity Google AI Pro, Read About This 5-Day Quota Glitch Locking Users Out of The IDE

TL;DR: Google’s agent-first IDE, Antigravity , launched with massive promises (multi-model support, deep CLI/browser integration, and reasoning modes) along with a 5-hour quota reset. However, it is currently locking AI...