Quick answer
On June 18, 2026, Antigravity CLI replaced Gemini CLI for free users and Google One subscribers, so their quota now follows Antigravity's five-hour and weekly refreshes. Gemini CLI still runs with Gemini Code Assist licenses and API keys, which keep daily request quotas.
Who still uses Gemini CLI quotas
Gemini Code Assist Standard and Enterprise licenses and API keys still use Gemini CLI with daily request quotas per user. The Gemini CLI quota page lists them, from 250 a day for an unpaid API key on Flash to 2,000 for Enterprise. Inside Gemini CLI, /stats model shows session tokens and quota.
If you moved to Antigravity CLI
Your quota now refreshes every five hours on Google AI Pro and Ultra, up to a weekly ceiling, and weekly on the free tier. The Antigravity quota guide explains how to read it.
Track your token history
UsageAtlasreads Antigravity CLI's local session history and shows tokens and models by day. It does not read Antigravity quotas, so check those in the CLI.
Questions, answered
Was Gemini CLI shut down?
For free and Google One users, Antigravity CLI replaced it on June 18, 2026. Code Assist licenses and API keys can still use it.
What does "quota exceeded" mean in Gemini CLI?
You used your daily request quota. It refreshes the next day, or you can switch to an API key with paid billing.
How do I check my Gemini CLI quota?
Run /stats model inside Gemini CLI. It shows session tokens and the quota left.