Google Antigravity Finally Lets You See the Model Quotas

No more Extensions, No more third parties

Photo by Lauren Edvalson on Unsplash

Yes, you heard it right!

For the first time, you can open your Antigravity Settings, go to advanced and see exactly how much gas is left in your various model tanks.

The new Models screen (Antigravity Settings > Advanced Settings > Models) provides a real-time countdown of your usage limits across every model bucket supported by the IDE.

Not bad, Antigravity

Why This Kills the Extension And Third Party War

Until today, the only way to see this data was to use third-party tools like the “Antigravity Quota (AGQ)” plugin or various “Toolkit” extensions.

While useful, these extensions often felt like a security risk, with users worrying they might be inadvertently “leaking” tokens or context to unknown backends.

With this native update, those extensions are essentially legacy software.

My friend wrote on Reddit, put it bluntly:

*“Wow, now I’ll never use extensions again”.*

The UI provides a clean progress bar and a “Refreshes in…” timer that tells you down to the minute when your access will resume.

The reason this dashboard matters is simple: High-reasoning models are expensive.

As the latest benchmarks show, models like GPT-5.3-Codex are hitting record-breaking 77.3% accuracy on Terminal-Bench 2.0, while Claude Opus 4.6 is leading the pack in agentic coding at 65.4%.

However, running these Senior Architect models at Max Effort can burn through a weekly quota in a single afternoon.

By seeing the quota in the settings, you can now make tactical decisions:

1. The Sprint: Use Gemini 3 Flash for boilerplates and CSS fixes.
2. The Deep Work: Reserve your Opus 4.6 (Thinking) quota for the Impossible bugs, knowing exactly how many turns you have left before you hit the wall.

By giving developers transparency over their compute, Antigravity is moving away from the “black box” model of AI and closer to a professional engineering tool.

If you haven’t seen/gotten the update yet, just restart, or get the latest version again.

Note: Weekly limits are still to come.

In case we are meeting for the first time, come over here, it’ll be worth the roller coaster of articles that are gonna come up in the next few weeks.