Support keyword: antigravity cli rate limit
Rate-limit errors are not all the same. Check account access, plan type, model availability, session state, and request pattern before reinstalling or upgrading.
Updated on 2026-05-26. Independent guide. Use official Google links for downloads and account actions.
Searches for antigravity cli rate limit are often panic searches after the CLI refuses another prompt. The first step is to copy the exact error message and separate four different cases: authentication failure, account access failure, model or plan limit, and a temporary quota/rate-limit response.
Because Google can change plan limits and model availability, this page should not invent numeric quotas. The useful job is to help users collect evidence and choose the right next action.
| Signal | Likely meaning | Next action |
|---|---|---|
| Login prompt appears again | Auth or token issue, not necessarily a quota limit. | Redo auth and check WSL/SSH browser flow. |
| Mentions plan, Pro, Ultra, or enterprise | Account entitlement or plan boundary. | Check official account and plan docs. |
| Mentions too many requests | Actual rate limit or short-term throttling. | Wait, reduce parallel tasks, and retry a smaller prompt. |
| Only happens on long tasks | Context, timeout, or agent-workload pressure. | Split the task and run fewer agents at once. |
| Only happens after migration | Different bucket, account, or backend path than Gemini CLI. | Compare account selection and migration status. |
Do not make a purchase decision based on a single community screenshot. Rate-limit behavior can depend on account tier, rollout state, model selection, and short-term backend load.
Before upgrading, downgrading, or switching accounts, collect the exact error text, timestamp, account type, whether the same account works in the desktop Antigravity app, and whether the failure happens on short prompts or only on long autonomous tasks. Also record whether you recently migrated from Gemini CLI, because the account bucket or entitlement path can differ from what you used before.
If the error disappears after waiting, it was likely temporary throttling. If it repeats immediately on every prompt, focus on account access or authentication. If it only appears during large refactors, split the task, reduce parallel agent work, and ask the CLI to create a plan before edits. This makes the page useful without pretending to know private quota numbers.
Sources: official Google Antigravity product pages, Google Antigravity CLI documentation, and the Google Developers transition announcement. This site is an independent guide and is not affiliated with Google.
No. Quotas can change, so this page focuses on diagnosis and points users back to official account and plan sources.
Yes. If the CLI is using the wrong account or lost tokens, it can look like access is blocked.
Capture the exact error, test a smaller prompt, confirm the right account, and check official plan documentation.