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tobyhinloopen ◴[26 Jun 25 06:19 UTC] No.44384672[source]▶
I literally wrote "hello" and got this:

> hello

[API Error: {"error":{"message":"{\n \"error\": {\n \"code\": 429,\n \"message\": \"Resource has been exhausted (e.g. check quota).\",\n \"status\": \"RESOURCE_EXHAUSTED\"\n }\n}\n","code":429,"status":"Too Many Requests"}}] Please wait and try again later. To increase your limits, request a quota increase through AI Studio, or switch to another /auth method

⠼ Polishing the pixels... (esc to cancel, 84s)

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xuf ◴[26 Jun 25 06:25 UTC] No.44384699[source]▶
Got the exact same thing here, using Gemini with an API key.
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1. tobyhinloopen ◴[26 Jun 25 07:05 UTC] No.44384940[source]▶
That's an interesting comment - I realized I have a gemini api key in my env.

`GEMINI_API_KEY="" gemini` + login using my Google account solves the problem.

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2. xuf ◴[26 Jun 25 08:48 UTC] No.44385476[source]▶
That works for me, however, it automatically switches me to gemini-2.5-flash:

Slow response times detected. Automatically switching from gemini-2.5-pro to gemini-2.5-flash for faster responses for the remainder of this session.

To avoid this you can utilize a Gemini API Key. See: https://goo.gle/gemini-cli-docs-auth#gemini-api-key

You can switch authentication methods by typing /auth

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3. tobyhinloopen ◴[26 Jun 25 08:54 UTC] No.44385506[source]▶
Yeah I also just gave up. I'll revisit it in a week or so.
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4. davenportjw ◴[26 Jun 25 16:11 UTC] No.44388760{3}[source]▶
We're continuing to work on capacity, thanks for your patience!