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Antigravity Panel

Real-time AI quota monitor & cache manager for Google Antigravity IDE — track Gemini, Claude, and GPT usage, visualize consumption trends, and manage conversation cache, all in one sidebar panel.

🚀 Featured in Google AI Blog: Where we're going, we don't need chatbots: introducing the Antigravity IDE

Antigravity Panel helps you stay on top of your AI model usage in Google Antigravity IDE. Get real-time quota monitoring, usage trends, and cache management—all within an integrated sidebar panel.

✨ Features at a Glance

• 🎯 Quota Monitoring - Real-time status with visual thresholds
• 📊 Usage Analytics - Interactive charts and history tracking
• 🧹 Cache Management - Manage AI conversation history and files
• 🎨 Native Integration - UI components adapted to IDE themes
• 🌍 Localization - Support for 15 languages including runtime notifications
• 🛠️ Diagnostics - Built-in connection check and error reporting
• 🤖 Hands-free Mode - Auto-accept agent commands for heavy workflows
• ✍️ AI Commit - Generate commit messages via Local LLM or Claude
• ⚙️ Quick Config Access - One-click editing for Rules, MCP, and Allowlist
• 🔄 Service Recovery - Restart, Reset, and Reload tools for Antigravity IDE stability

📸 Screenshots

Real-time quota monitoring, usage trends, and cache management in one place

🚀 Key Features

📊 Smart Quota Monitoring

See your AI usage at a glance

• Visual quota display grouped by provider-defined quota pools; model view keeps individual model identities
• Status bar shows remaining quota with emoji indicators (🟢🟡🔴), cache size, and a warning state when the quota connection fails
• Hover tooltip showing all model quotas and reset times
• Configurable warning (≤40%) and critical (≤20%) thresholds

📈 Usage Trends & Analytics

Understand your consumption patterns

• Interactive bar charts showing reported quota changes over time (10-120 minutes), adaptively grouped into at most about 24 readable intervals; the card stays hidden until the first positive change is recorded
• 14-day history tracking with persistent storage; the latest 24 hours keep raw samples, while older data is downsampled to 5-minute intervals
• Color-coded visualization by quota pool, with interval and per-pool details on hover
• 🔥 Usage Rate: Average consumption speed in percentage points per hour (pp/h)
• ⏱️ Runway Prediction: Estimated time until quota exhaustion

💳 Token Credits Tracking

Monitor your AI usage credits

• Prompt Credits: Used for conversation input and result generation (reasoning)
• Flow Credits: Used for search, modification, and command execution (operations)
• Static Prompt/Flow rows are hidden by default; Google One AI subscription credit remains visible and the rows can be restored with tfa.dashboard.showCreditsCard

🗂️ Cache Management

Keep your workspace clean

• Brain Tasks: Browse and delete AI conversation caches
  • See task size, file count, and creation date
  • Preview images, markdown, and code files
  • One-click deletion with automatic cleanup
• Code Context: Manage code analysis caches per project
• Smart Cleanup: Automatically closes related editor tabs

🤖 Auto-Accept (Hands-free Mode)

Streamline your workflow

• Automatically accepts Agent-suggested terminal commands and file edits
• Uses registered IDE commands first, with a panel-scoped CDP fallback for controls that are unavailable through the extension API
• Runtime command discovery: accept commands are matched against what the running IDE actually registers (IDs differ between Antigravity 1.x and 2.x), so the command strategy keeps working across IDE upgrades
• Checks on the configured interval; each CDP pass locates and scans the current Agent Panel once without leaving page-side observers or timers, while a short DOM-node timestamp prevents immediate repeat clicks
• CDP interactions leave destructive-looking action cards for manual review. Limitation: the command-API path cannot inspect pending command text and is therefore not covered by this check. Auto-Accept remains a trust-the-agent feature; keep it off for untrusted or prompt-injection-prone tasks
• Toggle on/off via the sidebar "Rocket" switch

[!IMPORTANT] CDP Fallback Setup: For the CDP fallback to work, Antigravity must be launched with --remote-debugging-port=9222. This is only needed when the command API is unavailable due to webview sandboxing.

Recommended Setup (Dedicated Launcher): Create a script to cleanly kill background instances before launching.

Windows (Save as Launch_Antigravity.bat):

@echo off
taskkill /F /IM Antigravity.exe /T 2>nul
start "" "D:\Develop\Antigravity\Antigravity.exe" --remote-debugging-port=9222

macOS/Linux (Save as launch_antigravity.sh):

#!/bin/bash
pkill -f "Antigravity"
/Applications/Antigravity.app/Contents/MacOS/Electron --remote-debugging-port=9222 &

✨ Commit Message Generator (Local & Claude)

Generate conventional commit messages using a local LLM or Claude

A workaround for when the built-in "Generate commit message" feature is unavailable.

Setup:

1. Get an API key from Anthropic Console if you use Claude
2. Run Antigravity Panel: Set Anthropic API Key
3. Enter your API key (stored securely, never in plaintext)

Usage:

1. Stage your changes with git add
2. Run Antigravity Panel: Generate Commit Message (Local & Claude)
3. The commit message auto-populates in the SCM input box

Configuration:

• Model: Choose a local Ollama model or a Claude/OpenAI-compatible model
• Max Diff Size: Limit characters sent (default: 80,000)
• Format: Conventional commits or simple style

⚠️ Privacy: Your staged diff is sent to the configured LLM endpoint. Use a local endpoint if you do not want diffs sent to an external provider.

🔄 Service Recovery Tools

Built-in troubleshooting

• Restart: Reboots the background Language Server if the Agent is unresponsive
• Reset: Clears user status cache to fix stuck quota updates
• Reload: Refreshes the Antigravity IDE window to resolve UI glitches

⚙️ Quick Configuration Access

One-click shortcuts to important settings

• Edit Global Rules
• Configure MCP settings
• Manage Browser Allowlist

🌐 Works Everywhere

Cross-platform support

• ✅ Windows
• ✅ macOS
• ✅ Linux

Multi-language UI

• English, 简体中文, 繁體中文, 日本語, Français, Deutsch, Español, Português (Brasil), Bahasa Indonesia, Italiano, 한국어, Русский, Polski, Türkçe, Tiếng Việt

📦 Installation

Install from Extension Marketplace

1. Open Antigravity IDE
2. Press Ctrl+Shift+X (Windows/Linux) or Cmd+Shift+X (macOS) to open Extensions
3. Search for Antigravity Panel
4. Click Install

Or install from web:

• Extension Marketplace
• Open VSX Registry

Manual Install from GitHub Releases

If the marketplace is unavailable or you need a specific version:

1. Download the .vsix file from GitHub Releases
2. Open Antigravity IDE → Extensions panel
3. Click ⋯ (More Actions) → Install from VSIX...
4. Select the downloaded .vsix file

For version history and release notes, see the Changelog.

🎯 Quick Start

Step 1: Open the Panel

Click the Antigravity icon in the sidebar, or:

• Press Ctrl+Shift+P (Windows/Linux) or Cmd+Shift+P (macOS)
• Type Antigravity Panel: Open Panel
• Press Enter

Step 2: Monitor Your Quota

• Pie charts show each shared quota pool once; model view keeps individual models
• Hover over charts to see detailed limits
• Status bar displays active model quota and cache size
• Usage chart shows consumption trends

Step 3: Manage Cache

• Expand Brain or Code Tracker sections
• Click 🗑️ to delete tasks or caches
• Related editor tabs close automatically

⚠️ Note: Deleting tasks removes conversation history and artifacts permanently.

🛠️ Available Commands

Open Command Palette (Ctrl+Shift+P / Cmd+Shift+P) and search for:

⚙️ Configuration

Open Settings (Ctrl+, / Cmd+,) in Antigravity IDE and search for tfa to customize:

📊 Quota Settings

💾 Cache Settings

🔧 Advanced Settings

🤖 Commit Message Settings

🔒 Privacy & Safety Disclaimer

Your data stays under your control.

Antigravity Panel does not collect or store analytics data. Quota, cache, diagnostics, and core panel operations communicate with local Antigravity IDE components on your machine. The optional commit message generator sends staged diffs only to the LLM endpoint you configure, which may be local or external.

Experimental Feature Notice: The Smart Quota Monitoring feature relies on internal metrics exposed by the local Antigravity environment. This functionality is experimental and provided "as-is" to help users better understand their personal usage. It is not an official Google product and may be subject to changes in future IDE updates.

🤝 Contributing

We welcome contributions. Development, debugging, and testing must be done in Antigravity IDE with the local Antigravity Language Server available. Use Node.js 24+ and npm for local builds.

See CONTRIBUTING.md for setup, Extension Host debugging, test commands, coding standards, localization rules, packaging, and PR workflow.

If you find Antigravity Panel helpful, please give us a Star 🌟 on GitHub. It's the best way to support our work and help others discover it.

1. Report bugs: Open an issue
2. Suggest features: Start a discussion
3. Submit code: Fork, code, test, and open a PR

For major changes, please open an issue first to discuss your ideas.

🤝 Contributors

Special thanks to our community contributors:

• @iskisraell - Windows platform stability fixes (v2.5.6).
• @simbaTmotsi - Local LLM Commit Message Generator.
• @A-vrice - Japanese localization.
• @restinnotes - CDP Auto-Accept implementation.
• @AMDphreak - Sidebar title fix, Gemini Flash/Pro grouping, quota reset window alignment with API cycles, and Claude+GPT shared pool display.
• @chonkydonkers - Display user tier available credits in status bar and sidebar.
• @vincenzofabiano92 - Synchronous command registration, connection stability optimization, Italian NLS localization, and server integration test runner (v2.6.0).

🌐 Localization Policy

To ensure technical consistency and professional standard across all 15 supported languages:

• UI Labels & Technical Terms: Remain in English (e.g., Rules, MCP, Auto-Accept, Reset Status).
• Tooltips & Descriptions: Fully localized to provide detailed explanations in the user's native language.

For more details, see LOCALIZATION_RULES.md.

📚 Project Docs

• Features
• Changelog
• TODO

📄 License

Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0.

Formerly published as Toolkit for Antigravity.

⭐ Star History

❤️ Support

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For Antigravity. By Antigravity.