Claude API 提供約 $50–$200 額度，Google Antigravity 正式推出

This week Claude started handing out API credits. Depending on the account, you get roughly $50 to $200, and it looks like it recurs every month.

Honestly, that's pretty cool. Light to mid-sized automation, like information gathering in n8n, some flow control, and review tasks, can all be built within that budget. I tested two accounts running information distillation and data extraction, and I burned about $40 a day.

All I can say is: Claude is great.

Of course, this hits Google. I used Google AI Studio before and found it pricey, so I'll probably move over here.

The other news: Google's Antigravity has officially launched. I don't see much difference on the web side with Gemini. Real-time search is still terrible and well behind Grok. Paid accounts sometimes get a worse experience than anonymous incognito mode, so I often do my real-time searches in incognito.

The editor side of Antigravity (VS Code-based), though, gave me some comfort:

First, the coding features I'd lost access to for a long time are finally back.

Second, besides Google's own Flash 3.8, the account includes a small quota of Claude Sonnet and Opus. It doesn't last, though: a single code review ate 50% of my weekly quota.

Still, this release surprised me in a few ways:

First, the daily Flash 3.8 quota holds up well.

Second, code reasoning and writing are clearly better than the previous Pro. It catches some bugs and can replace Sonnet 5.5 in certain scenarios. It handles everyday development, such as building a self-contained new feature or running a database migration and release.

Third, the Claude quota, though small, enables cross-review between models from different families: write with Claude, review with Gemini, and the engineering quality improves to some extent. I reviewed my recent project singlefs this way and it did catch a few of Claude's blind spots.

Another pleasant surprise: Antigravity also handles scheduled tasks and orchestration well, such as periodic API calls and multi-script collaboration and task processing.

I've always been a bit biased against Google's AI products, but this Antigravity is worth a try.

Finally, enjoy your Claude API.