You hit a ten day quota lockout in Antigravity while on Google AI Pro, even though the plan promises a five hour refresh. The error reads: “You have reached the quota limit for this model. You can resume using this model.”
Google AI Pro quota lockout in Antigravity shows ten day reset instead of five hour
This presents like a free tier weekly cap, not a Pro entitlement. You already cleared Antigravity cache and re signed, yet the reset timer still shows multiple days.
Solution Overview
| Aspect | Detail |
|---|---|
| Root Cause | Stale or mismatched entitlement token cached by Antigravity or OAuth, placing the account in the wrong quota bucket |
| Primary Fix | Fully revoke Antigravity access, clear local Antigravity cache, re authenticate with the correct Pro account, then validate quota using a small API call |
| Complexity | Easy |
| Estimated Time | Fifteen to thirty minutes |
Fix the Antigravity Pro entitlement and reset the quota timer
Before you begin, confirm your plan and expected limits in Google AI docs at Rate limits and quotas and Pricing.
Also, if models are not initializing correctly in the app, see this focused Antigravity troubleshooting note: model loading issues in Antigravity.
Step-by-Step Solution
Step 1 Clear Antigravity cache locally
Run the same cache clear you tried, then relaunch Antigravity.
Windows PowerShell
: [quota-reset-cli.png]
Remove-Item -Recurse -Force "$env:USERPROFILE\.antigravity"macOS or Linux
rm -rf ~/.antigravityClose the app after clearing, then reopen it.
Step 2 Revoke Antigravity’s OAuth grant and re authorize
A stale Google token can carry the wrong quota bucket.
- Open https://myaccount.google.com/permissions
- Find Antigravity in Third party apps
- Select Remove access
- Reopen Antigravity and sign in with the Google account that owns your Pro plan
- Confirm the in app banner shows Your Plan Google AI Pro
If you previously pasted an API key in Antigravity, create a fresh key in Google AI Studio and replace it in the app.
Step 3 Verify the account now maps to Pro by calling a safe endpoint
Use a quick call to confirm your key or token works and avoids the large job that hit the limiter.
Bash with API key
export API_KEY="YOUR_API_KEY"
curl -s "https://generativelanguage.googleapis.com/v1beta/models?key=${API_KEY}" | headPowerShell
$env:API_KEY="YOUR_API_KEY"
curl.exe -s "https://generativelanguage.googleapis.com/v1beta/models?key=$env:API_KEY" | Select-Object -First 20You should receive a JSON list of models. If this returns an error about quota, the entitlement is still wrong.
If you are seeing specific Gemini Pro model errors inside Antigravity, see this targeted fix note: Gemini Pro issues in Antigravity.
Step 4 Retry the original workflow in smaller batches
You were running a deep code analysis of a local repo. Split the job so you do not trip model specific short window limits while your account re attaches to Pro.
- Start with a small subset of files
- Raise concurrency gradually
- Watch for RESOURCE_EXHAUSTED or quota exceeded responses
Step 5 If the timer still shows days, file a quota re bucket request
Sometimes accounts are stuck in a weekly bucket. Share this exact evidence with Google AI support so they can move you to the Pro five hour bucket and reset your counters.
Include
- Error text: “You have reached the quota limit for this model. You can resume using this model”
- Screenshot of Your Plan Google AI Pro in Antigravity
- Timestamps, timezone, and the model name you called
- Steps you took to clear cache and revoke OAuth
- A short API call response or error from Step 3
Alternative Fixes and Workarounds
Switch the model temporarily
Some limits are model specific. Use a different Gemini tier or a lighter context size until the entitlement is corrected.
Use a fresh Google AI Studio project and key
Create a new project in Google AI Studio, generate a new API key, paste it in Antigravity, and repeat Step 3. This avoids project level quota conflicts.
Run in an incognito session
Sign in to Antigravity from a clean browser session to avoid crossing personal and workspace identities.
If you run into access messaging like account restricted or similar flags, check this guide first: account restriction and quota access.
Troubleshooting Tips
- Confirm your device clock is accurate. A skewed clock can cause token or timer confusion
- Make sure you are not mixing multiple Google identities in the same Antigravity session
- Check Google AI status for any broader quota incidents at the Google Cloud Status Dashboard
- Validate billing is active in the account tied to your Pro plan
- Review error handling guidance and implement retries with exponential backoff
- If you see a weekly timer again after clearing cache and revoking OAuth, ask support to confirm your entitlement mapping and hard cap tier
Best Practices
- Keep Antigravity updated so entitlement checks and token refresh flows stay current
- Regenerate API keys periodically and remove unused keys
- Implement client side rate limiting and backoff to avoid bursts that trigger short window caps
- Monitor usage and errors per model so you can switch to an alternate model before hitting limits
- Document the Google account and project used for Antigravity to avoid cross account confusion
Final Thought
The fastest fix is to revoke Antigravity access, clear the local cache, and re authenticate with your Pro account, then validate with a small API call. If the timer still shows days, ask support to re bucket your account to Pro and reset the counters so you are back to the expected five hour refresh.