With CLI tools like Flutter, Vite, and Genkit constantly adding new flags, agents often miss a requirement. The Antigravity agent bridges this gap by parsing terminal output in realtime. It monitors the console logs to autonomously identify requirements and insert the necessary inputs to keep the workflow moving.

How about you tell me about the opus limits.

Realtime terminal parsing is the missing piece. Agents guessing CLI flags from docs is painful. This bridges the gap between what the model knows and what the tool actually supports.

What is the best case use scenario for gemini models? I know that they do not result with a quality outputs as promised in implementation plan or in agent mode, am I missing something? Using them with skills created

a good improvemenet would be letting other models than gemini do their work properly

Opus' quota is a total scam. You raise it to get more users, then you reduce it to a very low quota. Google you're evil

Actual user here since launch . The Quota is absolutely awful now

Fix Opus Quota

FIX THE QUOTA EXCEEDED BUG!! WE ARE PAYING SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR NOTHING 🤬

realtime terminal parsing to auto inject inputs is smart for handling cli tool variations. curious how it handles edge cases or conflicting flags though. also still waiting on claude throttling fixes. features don't matter if pro users can't access the agent consistently. priorities backwards as usual.

I'm a 15-year-old student building a web tool using only @antigravity and Supabase. I have Google AI Pro, but over the past few days the rate limits have been reduced. Gemini 3 Pro now gives bad outputs and struggles with error handling, backend logic Thanks for your work

Here we go again

Fix the opus quota @grok

I am always getting Quota expired while vibe coding with Google antigravity.

Please allow the IDE to write and modify Jupyter notebook files by default.

You know what's better than features? QUOTA!

I would love it if you had your browser accessible from the edit screen in the editor (like Cursor does). The VS Code simple browser is horrible. :(

revert the reduced limits, scammers

self healing terminal sessions? if this can fix a vite config error without me crying.. give it the nobel prize immediately we are one step closer to coding while asleep

Please fix problems , please

I would like to enhance work efficiency within Antigravity by interacting with LLMs like Claude through TUI terminals, similar to Claude Code or Open Code. I have conducted several tests with the current terminal setup; however, at least on Windows, I was unable to retrieve message responses from interactive TUIs like the Claude Code CLI. I believe adding this functionality would be a significant improvement. #Antigravity #ClaudeCode #OpenCode #TUI #CLI #LLM #Windows #Productivity #FeatureRequest

Flutter needs more love from Google‘s AI department

Im subscribe and, claude limit very bad

Or.... Just stop vibe coding

Finally an agent that actually pays attention to the logs instead of just guessing the fix. Real-time terminal parsing is the missing link for true autonomy. Let them cook. 👨‍🍳🔥

😎 The @antigravity skills work amazingly, using @AnthropicAI create-skill and ask antigravity to create skills for image prompt, video prompt and image generation based on local env uvicorn api. Love it.

parsing the console is clever, handles hidden prompts

When cli? Subagents?

This quietly solves a real productivity problem. When tools evolve faster than documentation, broken CLIs slow teams down. An agent that understands terminal output in real time and fixes issues on the fly isn’t just automation it’s workflow insurance. Feels like the next step toward truly autonomous developer ops. How soon before this becomes standard in every dev stack?

Antigravity just saved my Vite nightmare. Tried it on a fresh React setup—agent parsed errors in real-time, auto-injected missing flags. Zero manual tweaks, built in under 2 mins flat. From stalled to shipped? Total awe. This agent's a dev lifesaver. Overhyped or underrated? What's your biggest CLI win with it?

The video looks pro. Is it remotion skill?

Great, It will help software developer and tech engineer to .

👎 There are constant connection problems. Everything you write gets deleted instantly and there's no way to recover it. It's an unreliable program.

Building apps with Flutter has shown me that flags can change quickly, and even with the best agents, manual config can still cause issues. Monitoring console logs in real-time sounds like a huge help. What about handling errors that aren't explicitly logged, though?