Antigravity · Google Antigravity quota menu bar
Antigravity quota, against the clock
Antigravity is an experimental local quota projection. After you explicitly confirm it, Dipstick adds a reversible local status-line command; a signed helper projects quota fractions and reset timing into an owner-only file, and the app rereads that projection. Dipstick does not call Google’s backend.
Antigravity · Gemini-weekly Example reading
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Limits Dipstick can show
gemini-weekly- Google’s documented bucket, recognised by name.
- Any other well-formed bucket
- Derived from its own identifier and reset window —
gemini-3-weeklybecomes a "Gemini 3 Weekly" card.
Unique to Antigravity
Because the projection is written by a helper on your own Mac, an Antigravity meter can be fresher than a network reading and still involve no network at all.
The bucket-naming rule is deliberately forgiving: an unfamiliar but well-formed bucket becomes a labelled card sorted after the named ones rather than an error.
If Antigravity has ever been enabled, restore its previous status-line setting with the deconfigure command before deleting the app — it prints provider_antigravity_integration=deconfigured when it is safe to continue.
02 / 06 · Mechanism
How the reading is taken
Dipstick reads an owner-only local projection file written by a signed helper. Here is exactly what happens on each refresh.
After explicit confirmation, Dipstick adds a reversible local status-line command to Antigravity. Nothing is installed silently and the previous setting is restored on disable.
The signed capture helper projects only documented quota fractions, reset timing, bounded bucket metadata, and a privacy-safe account fingerprint into an owner-only local file.
The app rereads that projection file and does not call Google’s backend. Refresh rereads the local projection; it does not force a backend quota update.
The meter layer recognises Google’s documented gemini-weekly bucket by name and derives a bounded meter for any other well-formed bucket from its own identifier and reset window, so a rename on Google’s side degrades a card’s label rather than blanking it.
03 / 06 · Stated here, not buried
This is an experimental local quota projection
Antigravity is the newest and least settled of the five adapters, and it is labelled experimental in the app for the same reason it is labelled experimental here. What you see is a projection assembled locally from the provider’s documented status-line payload.
A bucket is rejected only when nothing usable survives — no positive reset window, or no readable name. Until the CLI emits a status-line quota payload there is nothing to project, and the provider will show as connected with no meters.
Looking for Gemini CLI usage? Google retired it for individual and consumer accounts in June 2026 in favour of Antigravity. The gemini-weekly meter here covers Gemini-model quota for Antigravity accounts.
04 / 06 · Scope
What is never read or stored
The Antigravity helper ignores conversation text, source paths, session identifiers, VCS data and raw account identity by construction; its projection holds normalised quota and reset fields and an HMAC-derived fingerprint, and nothing else.
Across every provider, credentials, raw responses, transcripts, account identifiers and local paths are not persisted or logged, and usage readings are not persisted at all unless you turn on local history. The privacy page lists this field by field →
06 / 06 · Start
Set up and start reading
Google Antigravity CLI installed and signed in, for the experimental local quota projection.