Open the official Model Quotas panel
In the Antigravity CLI, type /usage and press Enter. The command has a /quota alias. The official documentation says the panel refreshes model configuration and quota status when it opens.
/usage
Use the official panel when you need the account-level detail. It can show a breakdown of remaining requests or tokens for supported models, depending on what your account and plan expose.
Read model quota separately from credits
Antigravity's usage experience can include baseline model quotas, a statusline indicator, low-quota warnings, and AI credits. These are related but not interchangeable. A model can be available while a credit balance is low, or a credit option can be unavailable for the current account.
Why quota can change faster than expected
Agent work is not always a fixed one-request unit. The model, reasoning mode, tools, context, and task complexity can affect how much work is consumed. Check the model-level status before a long build, browser task, or multi-step refactor.
If the panel looks stale, close it and open it again to trigger the documented refresh path. Also verify that the CLI and desktop or IDE client are signed in to the same account if you are comparing screens.
A simple workflow for fewer surprises
- Check before the long task. Open
/usageor/quotaand note the relevant model. - Match the model to the work. Use a lighter or faster option when it is sufficient.
- Leave a margin. Do not start a long agent task when the relevant quota is already near its warning threshold.
- Verify after a reset or plan change. Reopen the panel instead of relying on a previous percentage.
Keep Antigravity status in sight on macOS
The official panel remains the source of truth. AI Usage Ball is a companion view for the glanceable moment: it brings available local usage information for Antigravity, Claude, and Codex / ChatGPT into liquid desktop gauges so you can decide what to use next.