Code Assist isn't being shut down (despite the editatorialized title), they're just not giving it away for free anymore.
Ah yes, the famous clarity with Google product naming. Nearly as good as Microsoft's naming.
> Unpaid tier (Gemini Code Assist for individuals) and Google One users only: Gemini CLI and Gemini Code Assist IDE extensions will be replaced by Antigravity CLI and Antigravity on June 18th. Please migrate to avoid disruption. Learn more here.
https://codeassist.google/products/business https://developers.googleblog.com/an-important-update-transi...
> The enterprise version of Gemini Code Assist on GitHub is a separate and distinct product from Gemini Code Assist Enterprise.
What solopreneurs also need to worry about is that the cost for these tools is likely to increase... exponentially, because even paid, the plans are still heavily subsidized... when the profit seeking phase kicks in, some people indeed will be there for a rude awakening...
I personally do not to rely heavily on these tools for my projects, because I know what's going to happen.
so you could have e.g. Claude Opus 4.8 on Google Gemini Enterprise Agent Platform
makes sense, right?
demand moves to cheaper providers, they ran out of capacity and increase price
literally why "commodities" are "commodities" - the more interchangeable a product is the more exposed it is to supply/demand mechanics
Is it that the marketing is bad or is there some weird reason that this all makes sense?
drop-shipping is a form of arbitrage
Gemini Code Assist on GitHub brings the power of Gemini to the pull request process by acting as a code reviewer. Gemini Code Assist on GitHub uses a Gemini-powered agent that automatically summarizes pull requests and provides in-depth code reviews, speeding up reviews and increasing the quality of code.
Once you've set up Gemini Code Assist on GitHub, you can invoke Gemini Code Assist at any stage of the pull request to review the code. You can interact with Gemini Code Assist in the pull request comments directly by:
/gemini tag to your comments to ask questions in the context of the pull request.Gemini Code Assist will automatically retrieve helpful information from the repository and pull request to perform its tasks.
This document is intended for developers of all skill levels. It assumes that you have a working knowledge of GitHub.
Gemini Code Assist on GitHub is available in an enterprise version, which you install through Google Cloud. A consumer version also exists; however, serving requests to the consumer version is being discontinued, and you shouldn't install this version.
The following table summarizes the differences between the consumer version and enterprise version:
| Consumer version | Enterprise version (Preview) | |
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| Terms of service | Google terms of service | Google Cloud terms of service |
| Quotas | 33 pull requests per day | 100+ pull requests per day |
| Managing configurations | ||
| Per-repository within GitHub |
All repositories associated with an account using the settings page
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Per-repository within GitHub
Across multiple repositories using Google Cloud
| | Adding a style guide | Per-repository within GitHub |
Per-repository within GitHub
Across multiple repositories using Google Cloud
| | GitHub support |
GitHub
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GitHub
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Gemini Code Assist on GitHub does not generate summaries or code suggestions for any files located within the .github/workflows directory. This exclusion helps prevent the introduction of potentially insecure configurations to the repository.
The enterprise version uses a Developer Connect connection to connect your GitHub repositories to Google Cloud.
This Developer Connect connection is always created in the region us-east1.
This Developer Connect connection must be created using the Code Assist Source Code Management section found in Gemini Code Assist Agents & Tools. For instructions, see Set up Gemini Code Assist on GitHub.