I just completed a three-day waiting period after exhausting my weekly Claude quota, expecting a full reset today. Instead, the system is now telling me I must wait until February 3rd.
I am currently in the middle of a critical partial refactor. Over the past few days, I was forced to use Gemini, but I no longer trust it with my codebase for several reasons:
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Destructive Actions: It has previously wiped my entire codebase.
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Ignoring Instructions: It consistently ignores lint warnings and violates the “Root Cause First” principle I’ve explicitly documented in my
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Technical Debt: In just a few days of using Gemini, my project has accumulated over 1,600 static analysis issues.
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Unwanted Scope Creep: It added Web support that I never requested.
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Obscured Logic: It uses “clever” workarounds to mask issues rather than solving them, leading to business logic bugs that are now nearly impossible to trace.
I understand the high cost of providing Claude models and that I may have been inefficient with my tokens previously. However, I don’t understand how I can be hit with a consecutive weekly limit immediately after the first one expired.
I primarily use the Antigravity IDE and the Gemini web app. I have used the Gemini-cli a few times for a “Mini Program,” but I have never used reverse proxies or account switching. My project is now completely stalled because I cannot safely proceed with Gemini and have no Claude access.
Can someone explain why the quota didn’t reset as expected?