We’re rolling out Gemini 4 Argon in Antigravity to paid Google AI Pro subscribers today. Demand has been incredible and we've scaled capacity deliberately to get here. We’ve rolled out a separate weekly-only Argon quota for Pro on top of the existing Gemini bucket for 3.8 Flash so you have the best of Gemini for all your tasks.

Measuring food is a pain in the ass, but also necessary if you want to lose weight. I've been logging every gram of food for over a year. It can be a royal pain in the ass, but today's apps make you feel like a junior-level data-entry nerd at the office. So I wanted to fix my problem, and in the process, I accidentally made a meal-tracking app. I basically took what I was doing in AI, my food-logging app, the stuff with my nutritionist, and packaged it up. Because nothing was doing what I wanted. I just wanted to plan a day against my targets. From my pantry and other items. Adjust my plan as needed, making sure I stay aligned. Then, when I log the actuals. Rebalance the rest of the day, so I end up on target. I don't want to fuss with shit; just tell me how much chicken and rice I can eat. It's almost ready to hit TestFlight and make its way to the App Store. If you're into health and tracking food, I'd love to hear from you. Maybe I can help, maybe not. But I am looking at the problem differently than everyone else.

Gemini 4 Argon is live in Antigravity for paid Pro subscribers. As part of Pro, you get a separate weekly quota so it doesn’t eat up your Flash quota. Excited to see Antigravity push the limits of our best model yet. Love to see what you build!

Gemini 4 Argon is live in Antigravity for paid Pro subscribers. As part of Pro, you get a separate weekly quota so it doesn’t eat up your Flash quota. Excited to see Antigravity push the limits of our best model yet. Love to see what you build!

A few workflow tips if you're using Gemini 4 Argon in Antigravity CLI: 1. Right-size reasoning effort (/effort) Argon thinks deeply—which is great for architecture & gnarly bugs, but overkill for mechanical edits. Keep it on medium by default, bump to high when planning/debugging, and drop to low for quick refactors. 2. One-shot model consults (/model <name> <prompt>) You don't need to stay on your heaviest model all session. Run a single prompt on Argon to diagnose a tricky bug or review a design, then automatically drop back to your faster default model. 3. Delegate to subagents & follow up with @<subagent> Offload repo exploration or test writing to subagents (coder / tester / reviewer) so your main Argon thread stays focused—type @<subagent> to message a subagent directly, or press Ctrl+K when a subagent surfaces a question (new in v1.3.6). 4. Side questions without polluting context (/btw) Need a quick syntax check mid-task? /btw answers in a side overlay without adding a single token to your main trajectory. 5. Inspect changes in-terminal (/diff) v1.3.5–1.3.6 adds a file tree, change stats, commit-message copy, and a highlighted commit tree view right in /diff.

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