I’m trying to figure out how to use Antigravity IDE with my GCP project. Right now, my CLI is using it, and I can see the usage in billing, but the IDE is stuck with the weekly limit for the free version, and I don’t know how to change it. Does anyone have it set up with their Google Workspace account? Which subscription are you using, and how?
Hi @Kwami_O,
By default, when you log in to Antigravity with your Google account, you will start on the free plan. If you would like to upgrade to a paid tier, please take a look at our available plans.
Additionally, if you wish to connect your Antigravity IDE with GCP, I recommend checking out the documentation for the Antigravity and Gemini Enterprise Agent Platform.
Thank you for reaching out and providing the documentation link. I wanted to follow up with my current status, as I am encountering two separate issues when trying to set up my paid context.
1. Individual Upgrade Block (Google Workspace Ineligibility)
When attempting to upgrade my main account ( keo@keobrand) to one of the standard paid plans, Google’s upgrade
portal blocks the transaction, stating that “my account is not eligible.”
Because keo@keobrand is a Google Workspace-managed domain, it appears that the available consumer plans do not natively cover Google Workspace seats.
2. GCP Project Integration & Persistent Weekly Limits
To bypass the individual subscription bottleneck, I went through the exact steps detailed in the Gemini Enterprise Agent Platform documentation you linked:
• I have configured my IDE to route requests through my specific Google Cloud project: studio-xxxxxxxx-xxxxxxxxx.
• Billing is enabled and active on this project, and I have confirmed that the relevant APIs (including cloudaicompanion googleapis com / aiplatform googleapis com ) are fully enabled.
• My active credential set in both WSL and the Windows Host IDE is correctly scoped to
keo@keobrand with the billing quota project explicitly set to studio-xxxxxxxx-xxxxxxxxx .
Despite completing this enterprise setup, nothing changed in my local environment. The Antigravity IDE (running on my Windows host) continues to enforce and display the “weekly baseline quota limit” (the free/standard tier limits) instead of routing usage seamlessly through my GCP project’s consumption-based billing.
Could you help me understand:
- Is there a specific workspace policy or backend activation step required on your end to link my Google Workspace account (keo@keobrand) to the paid tier?
- Why is the IDE failing to use my GCP project’s consumption-based billing and instead defaulting me to the standard weekly limits, even though my local configurations are fully aligned with the Enterprise Agent Platform guide, but the CLI is working correctly with GCP?
Looking forward to your guidance on how to get this synced properly.
Best regards,
Kwami
The IDE is an wrapper… the IDE itself will not “read” anything configured for the Google Cloud, even if it’s in the environment variables, only the CLI tool will work under it by manually setting the keys and auth…
the only way the IDE can work under the same rules is if your EMAIL (account) is properly configured in the google workspace… validated and allowed under the subscriptions/billing…
regarding the ineligibility, you are basically trying something like this:
I have an work email.
I do not control subscriptions and paid stuff and only the company does.
I try to pay for an subscription from Google for me to use and Google says “No, ask your admin for access”
if you have the “admin” access then you have to use it’s credentials to purchase anything under it and then give the access to that account.
@Gabriel_Nilo I’m the owner of the workspace account and have all the permissions (billing, ai platform …).
sorry, this is the right one.
I have the same issue. Adding my GCP project info just lets me see more models and those limits. It does not appear to change anything about my usage limits. Always shows starter plan. Also have full admin access to the domain and billing setup.
I found this at Google Antigravity
Note: Antigravity IDE is not supported for enterprise customers. To use Antigravity with enterprise configurations, use Antigravity 2.0 or Antigravity CLI.
I can not find a way to use Antigravity with my workspace account.