Google Blocks Antigravity for OpenClaw AI Users

What does this mean for developers? Google’s clamp‑down on Antigravity “vibe coding” has already left some OpenClaw users without Gmail access, a fact that sparked a noticeable furor on social media. The company frames the action as a Terms‑of‑Service alignment rather than a permanent prohibition, according to a DeepMind spokesperson who told VentureBeat the move “is not to permanently ban the use of Antigravity to access third‑party platforms.” Yet the abrupt loss of accounts suggests enforcement is already affecting real‑world workflows, and the precise criteria for what constitutes “malicious usage” remain unclear.

Because Google has not detailed how it will monitor future integrations, developers are left to wonder whether similar restrictions could reappear without warning. In the meantime, OpenClaw’s community is grappling with lost connectivity and uncertain guidance from both the open‑source project and Google. Whether the policy will evolve into a more transparent framework or stay a blunt instrument is still unknown, and the impact on ongoing AI agent experiments is, for now, difficult to gauge.