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Antigravity HUD

Antigravity HUD

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Lightweight monitoring for Google Antigravity AI IDE model usage quota
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Antigravity HUD

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Seamlessly monitor your Google Antigravity AI IDE model usage directly within the IDE.

Antigravity HUD automatically detects your local Antigravity instance and displays real-time quota information in your status bar, keeping you informed without breaking your flow.

Antigravity HUD Status Bar

Antigravity HUD Status Bar

✨ Features

  • 🎯 Zero Configuration: Automatically hunts for Antigravity editor and Language Server processes to find your API port and token.
  • ⚡ Monitored Model: Optionally choose a model to pin in the status bar (defaults to the lowest quota across models).
  • 📉 Usage Statistics: Tracks consumption speed (% per hour) and estimates remaining time for each model.
  • 📊 Real-Time Monitoring: Polls the local API to keep your quota information up-to-date.
  • 💎 Unobtrusive UI: A minimal AG: XX% indicator sits in your status bar, with a rich hover tooltip.
  • 🔍 Detailed Insights: View comprehensive statistics, including total usage time and estimated full cycle time.
  • 🔔 Smart Notifications: Optional alerts when you're running low on quota.

Usage Statistics & Insights

Antigravity HUD now does more than just show numbers. It analyzes your usage patterns to provide:

  • Consumption Speed: See how fast you're using each model's quota (e.g., ~120%/h).
  • Estimated Time Remaining: Know exactly how many minutes or hours of usage you have left at your current pace.
  • Monitored Model: Pin a specific model in the status bar, or keep the default (lowest quota across models).
  • Usage History: Tracks total time spent using each model across sessions.

Quota Display Characteristics

[!NOTE] In recent versions of the Antigravity editor, model usage quota is reported in 20% increments (buckets). The status bar may display these models as ranges (e.g., 80-100%, 60-80%) when exact counts are not available. The hover tooltip can also show a 5-bar "battery" indicator for an at-a-glance view.

To view detailed statistics, click the status bar item and select a specific model from the list.

Installation

From VS Code:

  1. Open Extensions view (Ctrl+Shift+X / Cmd+Shift+X).
  2. Search for Antigravity HUD.
  3. Click Install.

From Marketplace:

  • Open VSX Registry (Recommended for Antigravity)
  • VS Code Marketplace

Status Bar Indicators

The status bar icon provides a quick visual health check of your quota:

Icon Meaning Description
🟢 AG: 85% Healthy Plenty of quota remaining (>50%).
🟡 AG: 35% Moderate Quota is being used (20-50%).
🔴 AG: 15% Low Critical quota level (<20%).
🚫 AG: -- Disconnected Could not find a running Antigravity instance.
🔄 AG: ... Connecting Searching for processes or fetching initial data.

Configuration

You can customize the extension's behavior in VS Code Settings:

Setting Default Description
antigravity-hud.pollingInterval 60 How often to fetch quota data (in seconds).
antigravity-hud.processPatterns ["antigravity", "gemini-ls", "gemini-code"] Process names to scan for API credentials.
antigravity-hud.lowQuotaThreshold 20 Threshold percentage for low quota warnings.
antigravity-hud.enableNotifications false Enable or disable low quota desktop notifications.
antigravity-hud.tooltipStatusStyle battery Status column style in hover tooltip (battery or traffic).
antigravity-hud.logQuotaUpdates false Log detailed quota updates to the output channel (noisy).

How It Works

Antigravity HUD works like a companion utility:

  1. Process Hunting: It scans your system for running Antigravity-related processes.
  2. Credential Extraction: It securely extracts the --api-port and --auth-token arguments from the running process.
  3. API Polling: It uses these credentials to query the local API and parse the response.
  4. Calculations: It processes updates to calculate consumption speed and usage time.
  5. Visual Feedback: It displays the monitored model (or the lowest quota across models) in the status bar and provides detailed insights via hover and click.

Commands

  • Antigravity HUD: Show Quota: Open the detailed quota information popup.
  • Antigravity HUD: Refresh: Force a re-scan of processes and refresh quota data.
  • Antigravity HUD: Select Model: Choose which model to show in the status bar (or Auto/Lowest).
  • Antigravity HUD: Clear Monitored Model: Switch status bar back to Auto (Lowest Quota).
  • Antigravity HUD: Reset Statistics: Clear usage history and speed estimates.
  • Antigravity HUD: Diagnostics: Print connection diagnostics in the output channel.

🤝 Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Whether it's reporting a bug, suggesting a feature, or submitting a pull request, your help is appreciated.

  1. Fork the repository.
  2. Create your feature branch (git checkout -b feature/AmazingFeature).
  3. Commit your changes (git commit -m 'Add some AmazingFeature').
  4. Push to the branch (git push origin feature/AmazingFeature).
  5. Open a Pull Request.

🆘 Support & Feedback

If you encounter any issues or have questions, please feel free to:

  • Open an issue on GitHub.
  • Reach out via the VS Code Marketplace reviews.

👤 Author

smallyu

  • GitHub: @smallyunet

📄 License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.

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