I’ve got the same issue, I’ve tried 2 different google accounts, 2 differents linux distros (linux mint 22.3 and fedora 43 (Workstation Edition)) I have full token balance and the issue persisted for 4 days in a row. Doesn’t matter how long or short the prompt is it returns the same error.
For the record, I’ve wiped every file of antigravity and installed the lastest antigravity version and it worked! It doesn’t throw me any errors either from de ide or antgravity in general! Try it out
Hi @Reyner_WilliamsLiong, Just checking in to see if you’re still seeing this error?
As @Santi_Maspero mentioned below that completely wiping the existing Antigravity files and installing the latest version fixed it for them. Would you mind giving that a try?
If the clean install doesn’t fix it, please share the new trajectory ID.
The HTTP 429 Too Many Requests (RESOURCE_EXHAUSTED) error typically indicates that your request volume has exceeded the per-minute rate limits. To resolve this, please try the following reset steps:
Ensure you have updated to the latest available version of Antigravity (v2.13.0) or the Antigravity IDE (v2.5.5)
Pause for 60–120 seconds before re-trying to allow your rolling per-minute token allocation to reset
If the issue still persists after upgrade, open the Command Palette (Ctrl+Shift+P) in Antigravity and run the command: Antigravity: Reset onboarding to force a state refresh