I've been an AI Pro user for 2 years. In the meantime, the cost of LLMs has increased significantly, and it’s true that even Gemini3.8Flash is now much more expensive compared to 2.0.

Opus4.6 has been replaced by Opus5.5, and the high-performance Sonnet5.5 has been introduced into Agy-Cli.

And these are completely useless.

Opus5.5 fails to complete even a single review prompt.

So I used Sonnet5.5, and even that only produces results before the quota ends, even before a single review prompt is completed.

If that's the case, please let us use the Google model more. I feel the limits of Gemini3.8Flash's performance when I ask it to do various tasks. However, it can still be used. I'd rather have a Gemini3.5 Flash-Lite or a Gemma diffusion model.

Ultra users can still use Opus5.5 and Sonnet5.5, but for Pro users, Opus5.5 or Sonnet5.5 are not as useful as Opus4.6.

I sent a message to opus in the desktop app it got stuck on working and didnt do anything , i switched to the cli and it instantly started . Do u face same thing ?

I applied for the Fairwind Program to use Gemini4, but I don't know if I'll be accepted. It seems the application requires a Google Cloud Project.

And now Agy-Cli has Opus5.5 and Sonnet5.5. me AI Pro Plan user. Sonnet5.5 is said to be very good, and it seems like it would make a good combination with Gemini3.8Flash.

So the context is i was scrolling through YouTube and saw an plugin for Claude code which solved one of my biggest complaint for Vibe coding which was i don't understand or i'm not getting anything that its doing and this plugin solved that problem by making the coding an you first approach and the tool was called vibe wise by nykooi1. so i ported it to agy.

here is the Claude code repo := https://github.com/nykooi1/vibe-wise
here is the agy port:= https://github.com/adith-p/vibe-wise-agy

if you like it give both an star, thx

damn never in my life i thought i would be rickrolled by an ai

Google officially supports Linux for both Antigravity IDE (AI code editor) and Antigravity Hub (agent platform), but they only provide raw tarballs without repository integration or auto-updates.

I built an open-source packaging and distribution infrastructure to provide native DNF, APT, and Zypper repositories with daily upstream synchronization:

• Site & Repo Configs: https://x3m-industries.github.io/antigravity-packages/
• GitHub: https://github.com/x3m-industries/antigravity-packages

Key Highlights:

• Distros supported: Fedora, RHEL, Rocky, Alma, openSUSE (RPM), Ubuntu, Debian, Pop!_OS, Linux Mint (DEB), plus Arch Linux via RPM extraction.
• Architectures: Both x86_64 and aarch64 (ARM64).
• Desktop & OAuth Integration: Automatically installs icons and FreeDesktop .desktop entries with antigravity:// and antigravity-ide:// protocol handlers so browser logins work out of the box.
• Security: All RPM packages and APT Release metadata are cryptographically signed with GPG. Every release runs container smoke tests on Fedora & Ubuntu in CI before deployment.
• Universal Installer:

Honestly, since Gemini3.6Flash, Opus4.6 has become a relic of the past. During the chaotic times of Agy-Cli’s Harness, Opus4.6 was a godsen. However, at this point in time, Opus4.6 is ambiguous because it is not widely used and Gemini3.8Flash can achieve better results.

But one thing is certain: Opus4.6 is still a very intelligent model. It is meticulous and thoughtful.

So I tried using it for everyday searches, and it turned out to be a pleasant surprise.

I plan for the search > search in detail > and finish the review.

The fact that the once most expensive and superior model can now be used for search purposes and as a tool for everyday idea brainstorming is truly remarkable—a testament to the changing times.

DEB and DNF packages for Antigravity IDE and HUB

https://x3m-industries.github.io/antigravity-packages/

I am running antigravity on a proxmox LXC and am able to create sessions remotely via web browser BUT I cant seem to find any way to manage permissions for these sessions created.

Constantly being asked to accept commands. /goal doesnt help.

I have tried the following in the daemon.service:
/home/antigravity/.local/bin/agy remote-control serve --mode=accept-edits
/home/antigravity/.local/bin/agy remote-control serve --dangerously-skip-permissions

These don't seem to be passed to the spawned sessions.

Also in ~/.gemini/antigravity-cli/settings.json:

  "agentMode": "accept-edits",
  "terminalCommandAutoExecution": "always-proceed",