Account suspended (403 ToS) on Antigravity + Gemini CLI – Appeal submitted – Google AI Pro Account

Google Antigravity
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Hello Google AI Team,

I am writing to escalate an urgent, automated Terms of Service suspension affecting my developer account’s access to the Code Assist backend. This block completely breaks both the Antigravity CLI and IDE tools. I am an active, paying Google AI Pro subscriber, and this block appears to be a false-positive triggered by a local environment update mismatch.

Account Details

  • Gmail: [Insert Your Gmail Address Here]

  • Subscription Tier: Google AI Pro (Active, Paid)

  • Environment: Ubuntu Linux (x86_64)

What I See

  • Antigravity CLI / IDE UI: Fails to load user status or model configurations.

  • Internal Language Server Logs (language_server.log)

I0624 14:26:21.704463 95396 http_helpers.go:229] Failed to make code assist backend request (loadCodeAssist): {
“error”: {
“code”: 403,
“message”: “This service has been disabled in this account for violation of Terms of Service. Please submit an appeal to continue using this product.”,
“status”: “PERMISSION_DENIED”,
“details”: [
{
“@type”: “type.googleapis.com/google.rpc.ErrorInfo”,
“domain”: “cloudcode-pa.googleapis.com”,
“metadata”: {
“uiMessage”: “true”,
“appeal_url”: “Appeal Form — Terms of Service suspension for Antigravity, Gemini CLI, and Gemini Code Assist”
}
}
]
}
}
E0624 14:26:21.705141 95396 interceptor.go:74] /exa.language_server_pb.LanguageServerService/GetUserStatus (unknown): GetCascadeModelConfigData() is nil

Timeline & Root Cause Analysis

  • The Trigger: The tools were working perfectly until this morning (June 24, 2026).

  • The Action: I downloaded the updated v2.1.4 binaries from the official website. However, an outdated local update script executed the transition, which failed to properly map the browser OAuth callback protocol.

  • The Result: This broken loop generated rapid-fire authentication retries from orphaned background Go processes and pushed an outdated/corrupted local cache state to the cloudcode-pa.googleapis.com endpoint.

  • The Ban: The server-side Web Application Firewall (WAF) automated security systems instantly flag these rapid, malformed protocol buffer payloads as abusive/fuzzing behavior, triggering an automatic ToS ban on the identity profile.

  • Appeal Status: The official appeal form via the provided Google Form link has already been submitted.

Request to the Team

Because this block was explicitly caused by an automated client-side upgrade telemetry spike and not actual malicious use, could someone from the engineering or platform security team please:

  1. Locate my submitted appeal for this account and verify the false-positive signature.

  2. Manually clear the PERMISSION_DENIED flag on the cloudcode-pa.googleapis.com endpoint for my Google account identity so I can restore my active development workspace.

I am fully prepared to provide complete console logs, local systemd outputs, or specific environment headers to help developers investigate why the 2.x language server handles legacy cache transitions with a high-velocity retry loop that triggers automated firewalls.

Thank you for your time and assistance,