Dear Google Support Team,
I am writing to appeal a recent “403 Permission Denied” error I encountered while trying to access my Google Antigravity IDE. It appears my access has been temporarily suspended.
Upon reviewing the Terms of Service and recent developer community discussions, I realize this restriction was likely triggered by my use of a third-party tool (OpenClaw) integrated with Antigravity’s OAuth credentials. I sincerely apologize for this oversight. I was completely unaware that routing requests through this local proxy violated the API usage and quota circumvention policies. It was never my intention to bypass any limits or abuse the service.
To rectify this situation immediately, I have taken the following corrective actions:
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Completely stopped all connections and services from third-party proxy tools.
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Revoked the OAuth access for the associated CLI and applications from my Google Account connections settings.
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Deleted all related local credential caches, authentication profiles, and config files from my system.
I assure you that moving forward, I will strictly use the official Google Antigravity IDE and adhere fully to all API and service guidelines. I kindly request a manual review of my account and the reinstatement of my access.
Below are my technical details for your reference:
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**Google Account Email:
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Operating System: Proxmox VE (LXC Container running Ubuntu 24.04.3 LTS)
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Network Environment: Fixed IP Address (Static IP)
Thank you for your time and understanding. I look forward to your response.
Sincerely,
fenky