Dear Support / Trust & Safety Team,
I am writing to formally request a manual review regarding the recent suspension of my account associated with fl***@gmailcom
My primary use of this platform is for standard development, testing, and workflow automation. It appears that my recent automated development tasks or debugging scripts may have triggered your automated security filters by mistake. I strictly adhere to your Terms of Service and Acceptable Use Policy, and there was no intention to disrupt services, harvest restricted data, or violate any safety guidelines.
Could you please conduct a manual review of my recent activity to help clarify any specific concerns? If any configuration or script behavior was flagged as anomalous, I will immediately audit and rectify it to ensure full compliance moving forward.
Thank you very much for your time and assistance in restoring my access.
Best regards,
Carinia
fl****@gmailcom
In my post of September 29 I stated that all usage had been through the
official Antigravity IDE with no third-party tooling. After auditing my
machine I found that this was not accurate, and I want to correct it.
I had installed a community extension called "antigravity-auto-accept".
I had not understood it as "third-party access" because it does not use a
separate client or OAuth flow — it runs inside the official IDE. I now
understand what it actually does:
- It launches Antigravity with --remote-debugging-port=9000
- It connects to the client over the Chrome DevTools Protocol
- It injects JavaScript and simulates clicks to automatically approve
agent actions and terminal run confirmations
That is automation of the client and it bypasses the confirmation step
that is meant to be made by a human. I understand now that this falls
under automating/interfering with the Service, regardless of the fact
that it runs inside the official application.
Remediation completed:
- The extension has been uninstalled and its installer removed
- Antigravity is launched only from the official executable, verified to
carry no debugging flags
- I have reviewed the Terms of Service and will not use any tooling that
automates the client or the approval flow
My earlier statement was made in good faith — I genuinely did not
recognise that extension as third-party access — but it was wrong and I
am correcting it rather than leaving it standing.
I am requesting reinstatement of my account and I commit to using only the
official client, without automation, going forward.