I feel like this is probably the most change for me out of all these new things. Gemini-cli, with all its flaws, was convenient - you could configure whatever you wanted. And antigravity-cli? I’m having trouble with basic things, and on top of that the limits are 30-60 minutes of work, and I have PRO. I’ve used claude-code, qwen-code, codex, kimi, but gemini-cli was always the main one. Meanwhile this antigravity-cli is so bad that I’m wondering who came up with this brilliant idea? Please leave gemini-cli as it is.
I completely understand you. I assume everything based on usage quotas changed drastically with the 3.5 Flash model. I don’t think anyone is happy with this change, especially in the development environment, which is supposed to be the main focus of this ‘upgrade.’ This new model is allegedly oriented and specialized in coding, but on the contrary, it has caused us more issues. Plus, the fact that the cooldown time for Gemini models is much longer has completely complicated things—it takes 6 days to reset the limits, and they run out way too fast. It’s that limits and credits are consumed so quickly, even if you have a membership. I hope they fix the model limits soon because it’s affecting us big time and really restricting our work
Currently there is a total lack of balance. For coding, writing MCP servers, and creative writing I used PRO. And for translating documents, some agentic tasks I used Flash, which was nearly unlimited. Now I won’t even be able to translate documents.
They need to fix this, otherwise it will be. Honestly, Flash 3.5 is significantly weaker than Pro in my tasks, while at the same time expensive and completely unsuited for the tasks Flash 3.0 was used for, because I needed hundreds, even thousands of requests. And Gemini-cli provided them.