How to check your Google Antigravity usage and quota

To check your Google Antigravity usage, open the model selector under the conversation prompt box and click View Usage. It shows how much of your five-hour and weekly limits is left for each group of models, as percentages. Google's plans page also says you can view baseline quota usage across models on the Settings page. This is how the docs describe it as of November 6, 2026.

How to check your Antigravity usage

1. Open a conversation in Antigravity.
2. Find the model selector menu under the conversation prompt box, the same menu you use to pick a model.
3. Click View Usage.

The models docs say the panel has two groups: Gemini models, and Claude and GPT models. Each group shows two lines, "Weekly Limit Remaining" and "Five Hour Limit Remaining". In the docs' example, every line reads 100%.

For a second view, open the Settings page. The plans docs say baseline quota usage across models is shown there.

What the numbers mean

Antigravity has a baseline quota, and how it refreshes depends on your plan. As of November 6, 2026, the plans page lists:

The docs give no prompt counts or token amounts for any plan. Google says baseline rate limits are mainly set by available capacity, and that they follow the work the agent does: simple tasks give you more prompts, and complex tasks use more quota. It also says usage limits are subject to change. That is why the percentages in View Usage are the number to watch, not a fixed prompt count.

How to check AI credits and overages

Google AI Pro and Ultra users can buy AI credits, or use promotional credits, once the baseline quota runs out. Credits are billed at standard Gemini Enterprise consumption pricing. You can buy them at one.google.com/ai/credits.

The AI Credit Overages setting decides what happens when a model's baseline quota is used up:

• Never: credits are not used automatically. You wait for the baseline quota to refresh.
• Always: credits are used whenever the baseline quota is exhausted. The agent goes back to baseline quota when it refreshes.

If you do not want to pay for extra usage, set it to Never.

What the docs don't say

• The models docs do not say when each limit resets, and the View Usage panel in the docs' example shows no reset time. The changelog mentions a "quota reset time" in the model selector (version 2.14.0, September 15, 2026), so your build may show one. Check what yours displays.
• Enterprise and Business accounts have no per-model quotas, and the usage panel was removed from the model selector for them in version 2.13.0 (September 9, 2026).
• Bring-your-own-key or endpoint for extra rate limits is not supported, and neither are organizational tiers through a custom contract.

Related fixes in the changelog

The Antigravity changelog shows the usage display has been tuned several times. Version 2.27.0 (October 26, 2026) fixed the list in the View Usage panel jumping while quota refreshed. Version 2.23.0 (October 12, 2026) fixed the AI credit overages setting appearing off after a reload. If a number looks wrong, update the app first.

For how Antigravity compares with other coding tools, see our Cursor vs Antigravity comparison.

Google says the baseline limits exist to prevent abuse and that complex tasks use more quota. Check View Usage before you start a long agent task, and again afterwards, so you can see what it cost you.