tobias2014 a day ago

Anyone else got suspended for just using agy on the command line? "This service has been disabled in this account for violation of Terms of Service. Please submit an appeal to continue using this product.". The support claims that it can do nothing, not even see a reason and pointed me toward a form with no text inputs just a checkbox along the lines of "I understand the TOS, please check". So I filed an appeal, and it seems that it was automatically processed and within a few minutes. agy was working for one more prompt and it triggered a suspension again. What channel can I use to get any attention on something like this? I've heard these Google horror stories... fortunately this is only the Antigravity part, but I've just today upgraded to Ultra and this coincided with that. I've become extremely hesitant to continue using broader Google services when this can not be resolved via their customer support.

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davidd_1004 21 hours ago | parent | next [-]

I have it back now (didn't have to submit an appeal), only ever used the official Gemini app and Antigravity CLI. Seems like it happened to quite a few people looking at Reddit and the Google Developer forums. Weird rollout strategy.

	▲	archon810 21 hours ago \| parent [-]
		Apparently Google resolved it: https://x.com/rodydavis/status/2121126787388493923

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Diederich a day ago | parent | prev | next [-]

> Anyone else got suspended for just using agy on the command line?

So I'm a little spooked by this; if you don't mind, can you be specific about exactly what you did that seems to have preceded this?

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tobias2014 a day ago | parent [-]

I am also spooked. I reached out to support once more, and they seem to have escalated this to backend support (seemingly working on a fix live?). So this seems to be some larger issue and not a "typical" false positive. If I get to know anything about the reason, I'll follow up here.

The thing that preceded this was an upgrade to ultra today from pro, and a call of agy cli from within opencode (explicitly not using it via some login/oauth, but just calling `agp -p "prompt"`, which had been working for months). Right now it seems that every agy chat works for 1-3 messages, then gives a suspension error.

If this gets resolved via live/email support timely I would be fine. But I am spooked by the appeal form/process that is completely opaque via a google form(!) and seemingly can can take days: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScOJWibQ_-hYuVv63kJ...

	▲	johncolanduoni a day ago \| parent [-]
		It looks like calling the agy CLI from other agents is against ToS: https://discuss.ai.google.dev/t/account-suspended-again-mult...

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forkfork a day ago | parent | prev | next [-]

I recently faced a similar issue with a new Google Cloud accounts - seemingly random lockout loop with no clear pathway to get back in.

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notatoad a day ago | parent | prev | next [-]

this happened to me earlier this year. no communication or anything, just "you've been banned" and then a few days later it started working again, so i guess my appeal was successful.

but basically turned me off using it at all, i need my google account more than i need to use antigravity.

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archon810 21 hours ago | parent | prev | next [-]

I see the early warning shot and the follow-up from the Antigravity team taught them nothing?

https://x.com/ArtemR/status/2114514441702420740

Update: Google resolved it https://x.com/rodydavis/status/2121126787388493923.

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jbm a day ago | parent | prev | next [-]

I used agy for apps and had no problems... However, the idea of this happening never occurred to me. It might make more sense to have my AI services under a different account :-(

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matt3210 a day ago | parent | prev [-]

The slop is strong with this one