Is Antigravity down?
How to check Antigravity's status properly
There is no status.antigravity page. Antigravity runs on Gemini models, so Gemini/Vertex incidents on Google Cloud's status feed are the closest official signal — that's what the live panel shows.
An Antigravity failure with no Gemini incident listed usually means a client-side issue: the IDE build, your auth, or the model quota on your account.
What Antigravity's incident history actually looks like
There is no Antigravity status page, and the fallback is thinner than it looks. When we pulled Google Cloud's public incident feed on 16 August 2026, it carried four incidents in total. Exactly one touched Vertex Gemini: an increased-error-rate event on 27 February 2026, filed at severity "low".
Four is the whole feed, not four Gemini ones. Whatever retention rule Google applies there, a feed that short cannot tell you much about a product it does not list separately in the first place. The board above will read green nearly all the time, and that green is weak evidence rather than proof.
Which flips the debugging order for this tool. On Anthropic or GitHub you check the status page first; here you check your own side first, because the page is unlikely to know. Free-tier rate limits, a stale IDE build after an update, and account auth are the three worth ruling out before you blame Google.
Google Cloud's public incident feed as of 16 August 2026. Counted from status.cloud.google.com/incidents.json, pulled . The live board at the
top of this page is current; these numbers are a snapshot and will drift.
Is Antigravity down, or is it just you?
- Antigravity is preview-stage software, so a bad build can behave exactly like an outage. Read the in-app changelog and known-issues note before the status page — it is more likely to have your answer.
- Rate-limit messages on the free tier are quota, not availability, and they reset on their own. The limits are tight enough that a single long agent run can hit them.
- Antigravity can drive Claude models as well as Gemini. Switching model inside the IDE is the quickest way to find out whether the problem sits with Google or with you.
- A green board here means "Google has not published a Gemini incident", which is not the same as "Gemini is fine". Treat it as the absence of evidence it is.
What to do while Antigravity is down
- Rate-limit messages on the free tier are quota, not an outage — Antigravity's free limits are tight and reset over time.
- Antigravity supports Claude models as well as Gemini — during a Gemini incident, switching the model inside Antigravity is the fastest fix.
- Check the in-app changelog/known-issues note: preview-stage IDE bugs can mimic outages after an update.
Frequently asked questions
Does Antigravity have an official status page?
No. Google doesn't publish a dedicated Antigravity status page. The nearest official signal is Google Cloud's incident feed filtered to Gemini/Vertex — which is exactly what the live panel above shows, read directly in your browser.
Why is Antigravity failing if no incident is listed?
With no Gemini incident on Google's feed, the usual culprits are local: free-tier rate limits (they're tight), a stale IDE build after an update, or account auth. Switching the model inside Antigravity is a quick way to isolate the layer.
How much can Google Cloud's status page tell me about Antigravity?
Less than you would hope. When we pulled status.cloud.google.com/incidents.json on 16 August 2026 it held four incidents in total, and only one of them touched Vertex Gemini — an increased-error-rate event on 27 February 2026, filed at severity "low". A feed that short cannot say much about a product Google does not list separately, so treat a green board as the absence of evidence rather than a clean bill of health.
Antigravity is rate-limiting me. Is that an outage?
Almost certainly not. Free-tier quota is the most common reason Antigravity stops responding, and it resets on its own without anything appearing on a status page. A single long agent run can exhaust it. If the limits are what keeps biting, our pricing tracker lists what each tier actually allows.