Warning: Google Antigravity TOS and Account Risks

Gergely Orosz recently shared a critical warning on X regarding the Terms of Service (TOS) for Antigravity. The primary concern is that the platform maintains the authority to suspend a user's entire Google account if they detect unauthorized third-party integrations.

The Core Risk

According to Orosz, the TOS is explicit: if Antigravity suspects you are utilizing the service via a third-party tool—such as OpenClaw—they may trigger an account suspension.

"Antigravity's terms of services make it crystal clear that if they determine you use Antigravity in a way they suspect is eg third-party usage... they can suspend your Google account."

Risk Analysis

The logic of the risk can be expressed as: $\text{If } (\text{Usage} = \text{Third-Party}) \implies \text{Risk}(\text{Account Suspension}) \uparrow$

Decision Workflow

The following diagram illustrates the danger path identified by Orosz:

Final Verdict

Orosz has decided that the potential cost is too high.

• Evaluate TOS
• Identify OpenClaw risk
• Use Antigravity $\rightarrow$ Decision: Avoid

{
  "action": "abstain",
  "reason": "high_risk_of_account_loss",
  "source": "Gergely Orosz"
}

In short, the risk of losing access to a primary Google account outweighs the benefits of the tool.