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You probably already know by now how many users became frustrated after the latest Gemini and Antigravity updates.

The issue is not just model quality anymore — the real problems are:

- confusing quota systems,

- random refresh timings,

- limits draining way too fast,

- lack of transparency,

- and removal of practical models like Gemini 3.1 Flash.

Even many Pro users are unhappy now.

A lot of developers genuinely moved from VS Code to Antigravity because the workflow, comfort, and AI integration felt amazing. But after this update, many users feel their daily development workflow got worse instead of better.

At this point, maybe users should start honestly reflecting this frustration through Gemini and Antigravity Play Store reviews so Google actually understands the impact of these changes.

Not because people hate Google — many of us are actually huge supporters of their AI ecosystem.

But for a company this massive, users deserve:

- clear quotas,

- predictable refresh times,

- proper transparency,

- and a stable professional experience.

Right now, many developers simply feel ignored.

Antigravity 2.0 honestly feels like a downgrade even for Pro users.

I was genuinely excited after the Google I/O 2026 announcements and the new Gemini 3.5 integration in Antigravity. The update looked promising at first.

But after the auto-update, Antigravity removed one of the most practical and cost-effective models for actual development work: Gemini 3.1 Flash.

That completely changed the experience.

Earlier, Gemini 3.1 Flash limits refreshed every few hours, which made Antigravity usable for real coding sessions and full project work. It felt balanced.

Now quotas refresh after almost a week.

Even as a Pro user, this feels extremely restrictive. One serious development session and most limits are gone. Waiting 6–7 days to continue normal workflow just doesn’t make sense for an AI coding IDE.

I actually shifted from VS Code to Antigravity because the experience felt smoother and more developer-focused. But this update is honestly pushing me back toward VS Code again.

The models themselves are great, but usability and limits matter just as much as raw AI quality.

And from a business perspective, this decision is confusing:

If even Pro users feel heavily restricted, why would developers feel confident paying more in the future?

Anyone else frustrated with the new quotas and removal of 3.1 Flash? Any workaround or solution?

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So I shipped SyncClip: https://www.syncclip.in/

• Open URL on 2 devices → 6-char room code → instant sync (<100ms).

• No apps/login. QR pair.

• Burn After Reading for API keys (self-destructs).

Tech: Next.js + Convex WebSockets. Free forever at syncclip.in

First real deploy-strangers using it. What's broken in your workflow?

(I built this-happy for brutal feedback!)