Antigravity vs Verboo Code
Antigravity or Verboo Code? Side-by-side comparison: where each runs, models, usage limits, price, context, and integrations. See when to pick each one, and how to migrate to Verboo Code.
Short answer: Antigravity is Google's free IDE (a VS Code fork) that orchestrates several agents in parallel inside the Google Cloud ecosystem, with Gemini models and a quota that resets weekly or every 5 hours. Verboo Code is a terminal CLI with unlimited tokens at a fixed price, running on dedicated GPUs in Brazil. If you already live in the Google ecosystem and want to orchestrate agents in one IDE, stay on Antigravity. If what's blocking your session is the quota, not the model's intelligence, that's where Verboo Code comes in, though here the switch is a whole tool, not just an engine swap.
Antigravity vs Verboo Code, side by side
| Attribute | Antigravity | Verboo Code |
|---|---|---|
| Where it runs | Own IDE (VS Code fork), extension for VS Code, JetBrains, Zed and Xcode, standalone app | Terminal CLI, with the editor you already use |
| Models | Gemini 3.8 Flash (default) and Gemini 3.1 Pro; third-party models on the Ultra account | 11 open models (GLM-5.2, DeepSeek V4, Kimi K2.7, and more) |
| Usage limit | Weekly quota on the free plan, renewed every 5h on Pro/Ultra | Unlimited tokens on every plan |
| Price | Free (individual) · Google AI Pro US$ 19.99/month · Ultra US$ 99.99 to 199.99/month | From R$ 99/month (Junior), fixed price |
| Max context | 1M tokens on Gemini 3.8 Flash | Up to 1M tokens (except qwen3.8-27b, 262k) |
| Where it processes | Google Cloud | Dedicated GPU, server in Brazil |
| Integrations | MCP, terminal, built-in Chromium browser, IDE extensions | Own OpenAI-compatible endpoint, MCP, hooks, skills |
| What it does best | Orchestrating up to 5 agents in parallel in one IDE, with visual verification in the built-in browser | 81.0% on Terminal-Bench 2.1 (GLM-5.2, Z.ai, Jun/2026), long sessions without hitting a quota |
When Antigravity is the right choice
- You already live in the Google ecosystem (Workspace, Google Cloud) and want everything on one account.
- You want to orchestrate several agents in parallel in one IDE, coordinated by the Agent Manager.
- You need to verify the frontend visually, with the built-in browser running before you accept.
- You want to try it for free, no card, even with a weekly quota.
When Verboo Code is the right choice
- You've already had Antigravity's rate limit stop a long or multi-agent session.
- You want a fixed, predictable budget, without a quota that resets by the hour or week.
- You prefer a pure terminal, no IDE fork, keeping the editor you already use.
- You want an open model on dedicated GPUs, server in Brazil, priced in reais.
How to switch
Antigravity has no official setting to point at an external OpenAI-compatible provider, so here you can't keep the IDE and just swap the engine underneath, the way you can with Cursor or Copilot. To get Verboo Code's unlimited tokens, you need to actually migrate: npm install -g @verboo/code, guided login on first use, and switch models anytime with /model.
Frequently asked questions
Can I use Antigravity with Verboo Code's engine underneath?
No. Antigravity has no official OpenAI-compatible endpoint setting. To use Verboo Code's open models, the path is running Verboo Code as a terminal CLI.
Does Antigravity have unlimited tokens?
No. A weekly quota on the free plan, renewed every 5 hours on Pro and Ultra, but never unlimited. Verboo Code charges a fixed price with unlimited tokens on every plan.
Which one scores better on benchmarks?
On Terminal-Bench 2.1, Verboo Code's GLM-5.2 scores 81.0% against Antigravity's 76.2% running Gemini 3.5 Flash. Google has already switched the default model to Gemini 3.8 Flash without publishing a new number.
If what's blocking your session isn't the model's intelligence but the quota resetting, Verboo Code fixes that with unlimited tokens at a fixed price, running on dedicated GPUs in Brazil.
Want the deep dive, with the full benchmark and more context? Read Antigravity vs Verboo Code: the full analysis.