agy rotator (Windows)

Keep several Antigravity (agy) sign-ins on one Windows machine and rotate to the next one, in your order, when the active account runs low. agy holds exactly one sign-in per Windows user, so on Windows there is no per-folder trick to run two accounts side by side; on Linux and macOS, antigravity-cli's built-in multi-account already covers this.

The agy rotator screen

What you get

• Save each account once - sign in with agy, press Save account, name it. Saved sign-ins stay in Windows Credential Manager; the plugin's own files hold labels and quota figures only.
• Switch when used >= N % - default 80, any value from 1 to 99. Either Gemini bucket (5-hour or weekly) can trigger it.
• Your order - accounts are tried in their numbered order after the active one, wrapping around; move them with up/down at any time. A manual Switch on any card works too.
• Live 5-hour bars for every saved account, refreshed every 5 minutes; the weekly figure of an inactive account is its last reading (no service exposes it live).
• Idle agy agents in Paseo reload onto the new account and keep their chats; busy ones follow when their turn ends.
• How this works help on the screen, a needs-sign-in badge for dead sign-ins, and a Clean up for leftover entries.

Good to know

• Windows only, Paseo 0.13.0 or newer.
• It talks to Google: the token endpoint and the same quota endpoint agy uses, with agy's built-in app key read from your own agy.exe at run time (never stored or shipped) and an antigravity user-agent.
• An agy you started yourself in a terminal keeps the old account until you restart it.
• Whether rotating several Google accounts fits Google's terms is your call.

See README.md for the security model and details.