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Antigravity aggressively bans users who use their subscriptions outside…

2026-08-08 · 04:30 UTC ·@theo ·0 min read

Brief

Antigravity, per Theo (2026-08-08), enforces subscription use tightly and bans users who access services outside Antigravity tools, allegedly risking Google account loss. Theo notes Antigravity provides no ACP bindings or integration, that the Gemini CLI was killed in favor of a closed-source AGY CLI, and advises switching away from Google models for coding.

Why it matters

Antigravity aggressively bans users who use their subscriptions outside Antigravity's own tools; Theo says this can even cause loss of the user's Google account.

Key details

  • Antigravity offers no ACP bindings or other integration options; the Gemini CLI provided some integration but was removed and replaced by the closed-source AGY CLI.
  • Theo posted this on 2026-08-08 and recommends avoiding Google models for code—'literally zero reasons' to use them—urging a switch to other models for a better experience.
Source evidence

Actual reason (beyond "it sucks", which should be enough)

Theo - t3.gg (@theo)

Antigravity is notoriously aggressive with banning people using their subscriptions outside of their tools. You can even lose your Google account along with it.

They don't offer any ACP bindings or other ways to integrate. Gemini CLI kind of did, but it was killed off in favor of the closed source garbage AGY cli.

Tbh, I'm a bit thankful. There's literally zero reasons to be using any Google model for code right now. Switch to literally anything else and you'll have a better experience :)

— https://nitter.net/theo/status/2085946505555587148#m