Google has restricted access to its AI coding platform Antigravity for users routing Gemini tokens through OpenClaw, citing “malicious usage” that degraded the service. This action, which caught developers off guard, aims to curb exploitation of compute resources and ensure fair access for paying subscribers. Google is working to restore access for affected users. Google has restricted access to its AI coding platform Antigravity for users routing Gemini tokens through OpenClaw, citing “malicious usage” that degraded the service. This action, which caught developers off guard, aims to curb exploitation of compute resources and ensure fair access for paying subscribers. Google is working to restore access for affected users.
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Google bans OpenClaw users on its AI coding tool Antigravity
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