Dear Google Support Team,
I recently found that my access to Google Antigravity / Gemini CLI has been suspended due to a Terms of Service violation.
I would like to sincerely apologize and explain the situation. I am a personal subscriber to Google AI Pro/Ultra, and I recently used an open-source terminal tool called “OpenClaw.” The tool provided a “Sign in with Google” OAuth option, so I assumed it was an officially supported or permitted way to utilize my paid subscription within a terminal environment.
I had absolutely no malicious intent, nor was I trying to abuse the system or bypass any API billing. I am not a heavy user or a commercial developer; I simply wanted to try out my AI subscription features in a command-line interface and was completely unaware that proxying the OAuth token through this third-party tool violated Google’s Terms of Service.
Now that I understand this is not permitted, I have uninstalled the OpenClaw plugin completely and revoked its access to my Google account. Moving forward, I will strictly use the official Google AI Studio API key for any third-party terminal tools, adhering to your proper guidelines.
Could you please review my account and consider lifting the suspension? I deeply value my Google AI subscription and promise to comply with all terms of service from now on.
Thank you for your time and understanding.
Best regards,
Chayoung Kang