Google announced at I/O that starting June 18, AI Pro, Ultra, and free users will lose access to Gemini CLI (open-source) and must migrate to Antigravity CLI, a closed-source replacement. Antigravity lacks feature parity with Gemini CLI, is not open source, and is already drawing heavy criticism from developers who report hitting usage limits dramatically faster — sometimes within 6-7 prompts even on paid tiers. Enterprise users and those with API keys are unaffected. The move is seen as part of a broader industry trend of AI tools becoming more expensive and restrictive.

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But why?It has fewer features, at least for nowIt’s not open sourceIt may be effectively more expensiveEveryone’s out of luck, except enterprise users and those with API keysIs this the way things are now?

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