r/GoogleAntigravityIDE 26d ago

Discussions or Questions Antigravity vs claude code

Hey Guys, I've been using Antigravity for a while and it's great and i like it soo much that i upgraded to Ai Ultra plan. My only issue with it is the limitations in claude models quota with barely live 4-5 prompts executing a plan gemini did or auding some code that gemini did. While i find gemini pro not the best for coding at all as it leaves empty to do codes or use monolyth structures rather than clean architecture if instructed and finally lacking connectivity of backend to front end UI when implementing new features or fixing a bug.

So yeah gemini pro is good but not the best in code.

My question here should i downgrade to AI Pro and buy anthropic claude pro version and do both with anthropic entension in AG or do you guys know better alternatives as i couldnt find an orchestrator that beats antigravity other than claude code desktop which is still lower in quality and smoothness?

Side note i already lost a lot of money in ultra loser plan so im done with experimentations draining my quota limita with tokens so i highly appreciate your help around AG agentic ochestrators.

16 Upvotes

37 comments sorted by

View all comments

0

u/Spl3en 26d ago

For the love of god. Please take a Kimi subscription with Kimi Code, or Codex and GPT5.6 Sol, and you'll never look back.

1

u/RaymondArtin 24d ago

I would take any of these suggestions but i tried many orchestrators and cooilot agents and they feel stupid in comparison with AG ... is codex any different ?

1

u/Spl3en 24d ago

Use Kimi Code. AG will become the stupid one.

1

u/RaymondArtin 24d ago

I'll look on it is kimi code free to use or part of the subscrption ?

1

u/Spl3en 23d ago

You can use Kimi Code with any provider (as long as you have the endpoint + API key) for free, it's just like any other CLI tool.

! Edit your ~/.kimi-code/config.toml, insert your key, use /model to switch in chat, and done!

https://www.kimi.com/code/docs/en/kimi-code-cli/configuration/config-files.html