Antigravity Health Dashboard & Monitoring Tools

"How do I check my usage?" is one of the most common questions in the Antigravity community. The built-in monitoring is minimal, but community-developed tools fill the gap. This guide covers every monitoring option available — from built-in features to third-party dashboards and CLI tools.

1. Why Monitor Usage?

• Prevent surprise cooldowns: Hitting your weekly limit mid-task is disruptive. Monitoring lets you pace your usage.
• Identify token waste: Bloated GEMINI.md files and unnecessary tool calls consume quota silently.
• Budget across tools: If you use Antigravity, Claude Code, and Gemini CLI, you need a unified view.
• Detect anomalies: Unexpected usage spikes can indicate a misbehaving agent or MCP server.

2. Built-In Monitoring

Antigravity includes basic quota information in the UI, but it's limited:

• Status bar indicator: Shows current model and a rough quota status (available/limited/exhausted)
• Settings panel: Shows your plan tier and credit balance under account settings
• Rate limit warnings: Pop-up notifications when you're approaching limits (but often too late)

For more detailed built-in monitoring, see our cockpit dashboard guide.

3. Antigravity Health Dashboard Extension

The Antigravity Health Dashboard is a community-built extension (currently at v1.5.6) that provides comprehensive monitoring directly inside the IDE. It has over 100 upvotes on developer forums and is the most widely-used monitoring solution.

Features

• Real-time quota usage visualization with progress bars
• Per-model breakdown (Gemini Pro, Flash, Opus usage separately)
• Historical usage charts (daily/weekly trends)
• Token cost estimation per conversation
• Cooldown countdown timer
• Agent activity feed (what each agent is doing)

4. fuelcheck CLI

fuelcheck is a command-line tool that checks your usage across multiple AI platforms simultaneously: Antigravity, Claude, Codex, and Gemini CLI. It's ideal for developers who use multiple tools and want a single view.

5. Account Tracker Tools

Several community members have built web-based trackers that provide visual dashboards for monitoring usage over time:

• Browser-based dashboards: Web apps that connect to your Antigravity account and display usage charts, spending breakdowns, and predicted quota exhaustion dates.
• Notification bots: Discord and Slack bots that alert you when quota drops below a threshold.
• VS Code status bar extensions: Lightweight indicators that show remaining quota in the IDE status bar without opening a full dashboard.

6. Setting Up Alerts

The most effective way to avoid surprise quota exhaustion is proactive alerting:

• 75% threshold alert: When usage hits 75%, switch to lighter models (Flash instead of Pro) for non-critical tasks.
• 90% threshold alert: Start rationing. Only use Pro/Opus for high-value tasks. Batch simple questions.
• Cooldown start alert: When cooldown triggers, switch to Gemini CLI or fallback workflow.

7. Weekly Quota Budgeting

Plan your usage across the week to avoid hitting limits during critical work:

For the complete quota mechanics, see our weekly quota explainer and quota troubleshooting guide.