Antigravity has twice raised its quotas within two days; Gemini’s weekly limit is now 9 times higher than its original baseline.

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Following yesterday’s announcement about tripling paid-tier Gemini usage quotas and resetting them, Varun Mohan, head of the Antigravity team, announced on May 22 via X that weekly Gemini quotas for all paid plans would be tripled once more, with remaining usage for all paying users also reset this week. In his replies, Mohan confirmed that the combined effect of both adjustments results in a total multiplier of “3 × 3 = 9”, meaning current weekly quotas are now 9 times higher than the base amount set two days ago. The team cited user feedback indicating they were running out of quotas within just a few working days, which didn’t align with their normal development workflows, as the reason for this extra adjustment. Nevertheless, some users still requested reinstating the previously discontinued Gemini 3 Flash lightweight model, arguing that its removal was the root cause of insufficient quotas.

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