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AntiGravity just became UNSTOPPABLE (with Open Code) Nothing kills momentum faster than hitting a rate limit mid-build. I fixed this by adding Open Code to AntiGravity/Cursor. Now I have 150+ models on demand. Here’s the setup 👇

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