Dev slams Google Antigravity: reading project files burned 20% of usage quota
TheMoonMidas · x · 2026-09-15
A developer's test of Google's Antigravity coding tool went badly: having it read project files consumed 20% of the usage quota, starting a git repo took another 20%, and it then kicked off a fresh implementation plan instead of continuing. The verdict: "completely broken.. feels like I returned to 2023."
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