The Antigravity Reinstatement: Google Relents on Ban Wave but Issues Final Warning on OpenClaw Proxies

Google refreshed its Antigravity client and restored many previously revoked user privileges, advising users to clear caches or reinstall the app to regain functionality. The company clarified that authenticating Antigravity accounts via third-party OAuth reverse-proxying (examples: OpenClaw, OpenCode) violates its Terms of Service and led to mass suspensions when OpenClaw caused resource overuse and degraded service; Google now allows appeals but warns that severe or commercial abuse may result in permanent loss of privileges. The document also notes that OpenAI Codex currently permits reverse proxying, while cautioning users about detection and potential bans if they attempt quota circumvention.