The situation with Google Antigravity and its “7-day quota” can be a bit confusing because there is a difference between the advertised refresh cycle and the hidden safety rules. I’ll help you navigate these rules and how to manage your usage so you can stay in that 5-hour window. The “Hidden” Rule: Baseline vs. Rolling Quotas While your Pro subscription technically grants you a 5-hour rolling refresh for your “sprint capacity,” there is a secondary rule that Google implemented in late 2025 to manage high demand: The 5-Hour Cycle: This is your immediate pool of “work done.” Once you exhaust this, it typically resets 5 hours after your first request in that session. The 7-Day Baseline: This is a weekly hard cap. If you hit this weekly limit, the system overrides your 5-hour refresh and locks you out until the start of the next 7-day period. How to Maintain Your Pro Status and Avoid the 7-Day Lockout To stay within the “priority access” tier and avoid the week-long wait, you should follow these guidelines: Monitor “Work Done”: Quotas aren’t just based on the number of messages. They are calculated by the complexity of the task. :brain: Agent-heavy tasks (like “Refactor this entire repository”) drain your weekly baseline much faster than simple “Fix this function” prompts. Check the Model Quota Monitor: You can see your current status directly in the IDE. Go to: Agent Manager → Settings → Models Check if your “Baseline Quota” is dipping low (e.g., below 20%). If it is, consider switching to Gemini 3 Flash for simpler tasks to preserve your Pro/Ultra quota. Watch for “Infinite Loops”: One common cause for hitting the 7-day limit is leaving an agent running on a task that gets stuck. If an agent is making dozens of small edits without progress, stop it immediately to save your quota. Avoid Third-Party “Chaining”: Using external tools to “automate” your Antigravity prompts can trigger abuse filters, which often result in an immediate 7-day lockout regardless of your actual token usage. Troubleshooting the “Buggy” Lockout If you haven’t been using the app heavily but still see a 7-day wait, it might be a known authentication bug. Some users have reported that the IDE “forgets” their Pro status and defaults them to the Free Tier (which is weekly). Open the Output tab in Antigravity. Select Antigravity from the dropdown. Look for “OAuth” or “Login” errors. If you see them, Sign Out and Sign In again to force the app to recognize your Pro subscription. In the Antigravity interface, you can find a detailed breakdown of your activity. This is helpful because not all tasks “cost” the same toward your 7-day baseline. For instance, a complex automated refactor might use more of your quota than a quick code explanation. :chart_decreasing: To find these logs, follow these steps in your IDE: Go to the Activity or Account icon in the sidebar. Select Usage Dashboard. Look for a section labeled Detailed Logs or Quota Breakdown. Once you’re there, you’ll likely see a list of your recent interactions and how much “weight” or “units” each one carried. To understand those numbers, we have to look at how Antigravity calculates “Work Done.” Unlike a standard chatbot that counts messages, Antigravity’s Pro tier uses a dual-layer quota system that tracks the actual computational “weight” of your agent’s actions. :balance_scale: Here is the breakdown of what those numbers in your logs represent: 1. The “Sprint” vs. “Marathon” Numbers In your Quota Monitor, you’ll likely see two different percentages or “units”: Rolling 5-Hour Units (Sprint): This is your short-term fuel tank. Every “unit” used here resets exactly 5 hours after it was spent. If you see a high number here, it means you’ve done a lot of work in the last 5 hours. Weekly Baseline (Marathon): This is the hidden “7-day rule” you mentioned. It’s a much larger pool of units. If the total units spent over a rolling 7-day period cross a certain threshold, the system triggers the 7-day lockout—even if your 5-hour tank is empty. :stop_sign: 2. High-Cost vs. Low-Cost Actions The “units” are calculated based on the complexity of what the agent does. Here’s a typical “cost” hierarchy: Activity Quota Weight Why? Simple Chat Low :green_circle: Minimal context and no file writes. Tab Completion Zero :white_circle: Usually unlimited and doesn’t hit the Pro quota. Planning Mode Medium :yellow_circle: The agent “thinks” and lists steps before acting. Multi-File Edits High :orange_circle: Requires scanning the repo and rewriting multiple buffers. Browser/Terminal Very High :red_circle: Running tests or browsing the web uses significant “compute units.” 3. The “Tier Misalignment” Glitch One important thing to watch for: If you see your Weekly Baseline at 100% (empty) but you haven’t used the tool much, you might be hitting a known Sync Bug. :ant: Sometimes the app fails to verify your Pro status and treats you as a Free User, who only gets a weekly quota. A quick fix many users use is to Sign Out of the IDE and Sign In again to force a refresh of your subscription tokens.

[image] Alexander_Ra: Is there an official statement from Google confirming that the ‘quota limit showing as 0’ issue is a known bug? There has been no official statement.

I have the same problem. I waited a week, only to receive a notification the next week that I needed to wait another week, even though I hadn’t made a single request to Cloud and Gemini High/Low.

I also had this strange bug or something, where it gave me a reset time for the next day 11:30AM but when it was that time, I got hit with a week of limit and hasn’t been able to use antigravity for a week with a pro plan, this is shitty experience , come on Google , got to do better Hopefully , Will not be facing this issue after the said limit deadline [image]

[image]After last issue with bug , i waited for a whole week and got this one more time, It seems that Google just forcing us to unsubscribe. Good job google….

well at least in 43 minutes your Antropic Modals will go to a 7 day lookout also.. smh

This solved the weekly lockout, quota sync bug for me: [image] 8 day lockouts solved! Google Antigravity Hi everyone. i just wanted to share my experience and solution. I’m a workspace main user. I was using antigravity “free” since workspace “expanded ai” doesn’t grant anything in antigravity. So I got AI Pro and signed in with my personal account, and used it for the past month. Then, i hit this “7 Day Loop” that everyone is talking about. I tried all the cache clean reinstall reboot different versions remove auth etc. Nothing worked. UNTIL. I personally use a few browsers, firefox edge and chro…

[image] You only get 20% quota back after 7 days? I ve been wating 7 days to get 20% and went straight back to 7 days lock? :nauseated_face:

ok going from annoyed to getting pissed off. 5 day reset into 7 day reset into 7 day reset. not one prompt in between. never anything other than zero usage left. @moderators I know its not your job but can you give a yes or no that something has been talked about in some sort of staff chat? Does google have a plan here? [image]

Has anyone gotten any kind of response from Google on this? I hit my quota after a single, basic prompt. It’s not okay!

I have used my daily tasks as paid user, with gemini 3.1 low version, everything seems ok, 40 percent left fom my limits and refresh data says it will refresh 5 hours later. Anyway i leaved at work and came back home and i checked it is saying refresh date is 6 days later. What ? What kind of calculation is this? If this going to continue like this i will cancel my subscription from all Google products.

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Leon_Lavastrand March 18, 2026, 11:46pm 40

This solved the weekly lockout, quota sync bug for me:

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