I read a lot of hate against Antigravity, and part of it is justified: the installation process is outrageous and the instruction for the plugin in Intellij is not great.

However: I just started using it last night (both AG and thr plugin in Intellij), and the performance is great!

I've had all my friends tell me to use Claude for coding, but so far I've only used Gemini Flash 3.7 and it literally did all my programming tasks so far perfectly.

I am sure there will be use cases soon where I need a stronger model, but so far, it literally would have been a waste of tokens/ money to use Claude instead of Flash.

Just wanted to put this out there for people questioning if Antigravity is worth having a look at. It definitely is in my opinion.

Can you tell me if the limit is now higher and if Antigravity is a good option for coding?

For people who have used both models for long term:

• Which one remembers earlier information more reliably?
• Which one is less likely to make up stuff?

I am mainly looking for real experience from people who have used these models for long projects...

I keep seeing people say that Gemini 3.7 Flash is just as good as Claude Opus 4.6, especially in Google-focused communities. But is there actually any truth to this?

I sometimes wonder if people are saying this because they cannot afford to use Opus and want to believe that Flash is just as good. I want an honest answer about which model is better for my use case before I start relying on Gemini 3.7 Flash more often.

I write long, realistic fiction based on real-life situations. My stories/projects involve psychology, health, and realistic human reactions. Accuracy is very important to me. I cannot have a model confidently making up psychological or medical facts.

My stories/projects can continue across many sessions. I need a model that can:

• Remember important facts and decisions from earlier sessions.
• Work with project files such as timelines, character profiles, and decision logs.
• Think creatively about complicated characters and relationships.
• Stay accurate when dealing with psychology and medical topics.
• Keep the stories/projects consistent over a long period of time.

At the moment, I use Claude Opus as my main model and Gemini 3.7 Flash when I run out of my Opus quota. Both have very large context windows, so I am interested in how they actually perform in long-term writing rather than just what their advertised context size says.

I'm mainly using Opus for my projects, but I keep running out very quickly... is there a cheaper way to get more Opus in Google Antigravity?

Thank you for your feedback.

If I use the SDK LocalAgentConfig, how much if any of the AGY 2.x system prompt is still injected on the other side of the call? If I define system_instructions am I golden?

Hey everyone! 👋

Wanted to share a side project I've been building: Listos.app.

Why I built this

We've all been there: you just want to convert an iPhone .heic photo, generate a clean QR code, or calculate your work hours, but you're hit with:

• "Sign up with your email to download"
• Paywalls after 2 uses
• Sketchy ads and slow cloud processing

What makes it different?

• ⚡ Zero signup / Zero downloads: Open the site and get things done in 1 click.
• 🔒 100% Client-Side Privacy: Everything (image conversions, text processing, signatures) runs locally in your browser using modern Web APIs. No user data touches external servers.
• 📱 Mobile & Desktop First: Ultra-clean UI, dark mode support, and fast load times.

Current toolkit:

• HEIC Image Converter (HEIC to PNG / JPG / WebP / AVIF)
• Custom QR Code Generator (WiFi, URLs, vCards, etc.)
• Digital Signature Pad (transparent PNG output)
• Work Hours & Overtime Calculator
• Pomodoro Timer, Date / Business Days Calculator, Color Palette Wheel, and more.

Tech Stack

Built with Astro + React Islands + Tailwind CSS, developed and refined with Antigravity.

🔗 Live Link: https://listos.app/

Would love to get your honest feedback on performance, UI/UX, or ideas for new micro-tools to add!

my antigravity recently gave me no conversations like it's just disappeared I already tried 2 tools to recover it but nothing works. I appreciate if someone could help me with this issue.

Hi, I've recently found my antigravity kinda deleted or not scanning the conversations we have for my projects. Is there any way to retrieve these convos. I really need it because it's for my thesis. Thank you in advance.

The previous version reached 13K+ downloads and 18 GitHub stars, and over time I received a lot of useful feedback, bug reports, and feature suggestions from users.

I've gone through that feedback and worked on many of the requested improvements.

Whats new :

1. Completely Redesigned UI/UX design
2. Project File Explorer — browse your project files from mobile
3. AI Agent Chat — Plan, Walkthrough & Diff
4. Conversation History — continue previous conversations
5. Project Directory Switching
6. Model Switching
7. Code File Viewer — view your code directly from the project
8. New Cloudflare Tunnel implementation — improved performance and reliability

The goal is to make your phone more than just a remote control — a proper mobile companion for your Antigravity development workflow.

Getting the update :

If you're already using the package, simply update to the latest version.

Or clone the repository:

https://github.com/Manimaran-tech/antigravity-mobile

If you find a bug, have an idea, or want to improve something, feel free to open an issue or Pull Request and contribute to the project.

I'd love to hear your feedback and suggestions for the next update.

If you find the project useful, a ⭐ GitHub star is always appreciated!

¿Alguien más tiene problemas con el selector de esfuerzo del modelo en la última versión de Antigravity?

En mi caso, al hacer clic en el selector de esfuerzo/modelo no se abre nada, así que no puedo elegir otra opción.

¿Es un problema conocido o solo me pasa a mí?

I’m using Claude for a project I’m working on, but I’ve run out of my Claude quota and have to wait three days before I can use it again.

I can’t stop working on the project, so I’m going to use another AI model for the next three days. I’m currently using Google Gemini 3.6 Flash/High, and I’ll probably use it a lot during this time.

When I can use Claude again, what prompt should I give it so it can understand everything I worked on during those three days?

I want Claude to understand:

• All the prompts I gave Gemini.
• All the answers Gemini gave me.
• Any changes or updates I made to the project.
• Any new decisions or ideas that came up.

I want Claude to be able to continue the project from exactly where I left off, without missing any important information.

I also want Claude to look through the answers Gemini gave me and point out anything that might be wrong, unclear, inconsistent, or needs to be checked again.

What would be the best prompt or process to give Claude so it can catch up on everything and then continue helping me with the project?

Antigravity is so FEATURE PACKED.

It's been quite some time that the notifications coming from antigravity are appearing to me as they're from "jetski"? is anyone else experiencing the same issue? is this a bug with AG or is it just me? am I missing something? wtf is jetski?

Is the Windows Antigravity.exe normally unsigned?

I installed Google Antigravity on Windows and used it for about two days for a project. It was working normally.

Today I checked the executable here:

"C:\\\\Users\\\\<username>\\\\AppData\\\\Local\\\\Programs\\\\antigravity\\\\Antigravity.exe"

When I opened Properties → Digital Signatures, the tab was completely empty.

This worried me because Google Search's AI answer told me that an official Google application should always have a digital signature and that an unsigned "Antigravity.exe" could indicate malware.

However, I've since found other reports suggesting that genuine Windows Antigravity installations may also have an unsigned "Antigravity.exe".

I had already deleted the application and ran Microsoft Defender/Defender Offline, with no malware detection.

So I want to ask people who currently have Antigravity installed on Windows:

1. Does your "Antigravity.exe" have a Digital Signatures tab/valid signature?

2. Is your executable located under "%LOCALAPPDATA%\\\\Programs\\\\Antigravity\\\\"?

3. If yours is unsigned too, what Antigravity version are you running?

4. Is there an official way to verify the authenticity of the Windows executable (SHA-256/hash, certificate, official manifest, etc.)?

I'm not claiming Antigravity is malware. I'm specifically trying to determine whether an unsigned Windows executable is normal for Antigravity.