Hello,
I am an IAM Administrator configuring Google Antigravity for our enterprise developers.
We have successfully set up Antigravity 2.0 and the Antigravity CLI by enabling the Agent Platform API on our Google Cloud Project, assigning the Agent Platform User (roles/aiplatform.user) IAM role to our users, and assigning them Gemini Enterprise Plus licenses, as per the documentation.
Both the CLI and Antigravity 2.0 work under our corporate cloud billing and data boundary if we use the GCP project sign up method.
However, when our enterprise users attempt to log into the standalone Antigravity IDE application using their corporate Google/GCP credentials, they are blocked by the following error shown in image below:
Note: We have already verified that this is not a compliance or regional restriction issue. The organization domain is based in France (a supported region), and all user accounts are flagged as over 18 in the Google Admin Console Access Settings.
Can you help me clarify these questions ?
- Is the standard login for the Antigravity IDE app strictly restricted to personal @gmail.com accounts right now, making corporate Workspace domains ineligible by default?
- Can I force the Antigravity IDE client to authenticate via Cloud OAuth using our GCP Project ID & Region, instead of pushing users to the consumer Google sign-in page?
- If project-based authentication is not yet exposed in the IDE interface for enterprise customers, is there a configuration file entry or a CLI command we can use to bypass this restriction?
Looking forward to your replies.
Thank you all