How to track Antigravity CLI token usage

UsageAtlas, a free and open-source tool, now reads Antigravity CLI conversation databases stored at ~/.gemini/antigravity-cli/conversations to display recorded input, cached-input and output tokens, models, requests and sessions, with cost estimates based on known API prices. The integration supports only CLI SQLite .db history; Antigravity IDE .pb files are not supported, and the reader requires no Antigravity API key or UsageAtlas account. UsageAtlas states the cost figures are estimates rather than Antigravity subscription charges and that the source supplies no subscription quota, balances or reset alerts.

Quick answer UsageAtlas reads supported Antigravity CLI conversation databases to show recorded tokens, models, requests, and sessions. It is free and open source. This integration supports CLI SQLite history; Antigravity IDE .pb history is not supported. Open your CLI history in UsageAtlas 1. Use Antigravity CLI on the same computer so it writes compatible conversation history. 2. Install UsageAtlas https://usageatlas.com/ download , open Settings → Sources, and check Antigravity CLI. 3. Refresh usage, then filter Today or History to Antigravity CLI. Check the supported files The usual location is ~/.gemini/antigravity-cli/conversations . UsageAtlas reads supported .db files; installing an IDE or having .pb files does not create compatible CLI history. The local provider documentation https://github.com/SRX9/UsageAtlas/blob/main/docs/LOCAL PROVIDERS.md lists alternate locations and the GEMINI CLI HOME override. Read tokens and cost estimates Valid records contribute input, cached-input, and output tokens, dated activity, and model and session breakdowns. Costs use known API prices when available. They are estimates, not Antigravity subscription charges. This source does not supply subscription quota, balances, or reset alerts. Questions, answered Why does UsageAtlas show no Antigravity history? Check that compatible CLI databases exist and are readable by the same user running UsageAtlas. IDE-only .pb files and unsupported database formats cannot supply this history. Do I need an Antigravity API key? No. This reader uses supported local history files and needs no provider key or UsageAtlas account.