I resisted at first but now I main antigravity for work. All the software (web, react-native app, client cms platform, postgres backed, multiple ETL systems, a few chat/websocket backends) for my company is loaded into a single project. I spend time writing prompts and forming plans back and forth with the agents then I click GO. Over the past year we've gone from it taking minutes and needing a reasonable amount of back and forth and fixing, to it taking 10-20 seconds and outputting near perfect work within my system accross app/service boundaries.
replyAntigravity is probably the best of the bunch I've tried. I'd say it's pretty comparable to Claude Code (I use both daily).
replyAntigravity which lacks an auto approve mode? Not really comparable to Claude Code when you're looking to run a team of agents from my experience.
replyIn settings, enable Turbo Mode, and Auto-Approve, it will run without stopping for approvals.
replyI've curated my auto-approve list to specific commands by approving them with "always allow in this project" (I never want it e.g. committing/pushing to GitHub, removing files, etc without being in the loop) but Antigravity does have both a standard "auto-approve" mode _and_ a "Turbo mode" which disables ALL approvals of all kinds.
replyThey have an auto approve mode. At least in the vs code plugin.
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replyJust like Claude Code and others it has the same —-dangerously-skip-permissions flag, auto approves everything
replyI highly recommend just getting out of Anthropic's (or anyone's) vendor lock-in. Use opencode or pi. You can still use your subscription pricing using a proxy. I switched to opencode and haven't looked back.
replyHow do you do the proxy thing?
replyMeridian[0] for Claude Code, CLIProxyAPI[1] for everything else
replyI use OpenCode with my ChatGPT subscription, which is officially supported on both sides and a damn good deal (OpenCode Go is great too).
replyOpenCode has “providers” for many (many!) other services, but these are almost all unofficial and against ToS (Anthropic being famous for ban-hammering people).
But proxying via Claude CLI is OK? Or also not?
replyPi [1] is amazing. Since using it I've felt no need to switch harnesses anymore.
replyOr choose Oh My PI [2] for batteries included
[1] https://github.com/earendil-works/pi [2] https://github.com/can1357/oh-my-pi
Can you use Pi with a Google Pro AI sub or do you need to use API billing?
replyUsing API billing would be a bummer because, as far as I know, there's no way to set up a spend cap or pre-pay the API key, correct?
replyThey finally allowed for a hard spend cap that's easy to set a few weeks ago: https://aistudio.google.com/spend
replyCrush is great: https://github.com/charmbracelet/crush
replyThe vscode chat is great. Not sure if it's also called copilot, but you can plug in any models there and they get sandboxed, tools and link to your code. Great stuff.
replyYou can use any model with Claude Code. Most chinese one have a Anthropic compatible endpoint and for Google and OpenAI's models you can get a compatible endpoint with a proxy like Bifrost. No need to change your harness.
replyAntigravity has been also rapidly improving lately, and your can also use any of the open coding harnesses. But I mostly meant “harness” as in your workflow/loop setup.
replyIs that possible? What subscription would that be? 'Google AI Plus'?
replyDo they officially support you using your subscription in other harnesses?
replyNo, and Google actively bans people for using their subscription from other harnesses via various proxies/gateways.
replyTo preempt certain replies, yes, I know you can pay API prices and use whatever harness you want.
Shame. Thanks for the info.
replyIs antigravity still heavily rate limited?
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