I have been facing this issue from last 15 days and nothing is working. Tried reinstalling the app deleted all the previous files, changing agent, and changing project. But, nothing is working.
Trajectory ID: dd010d23-928c-43ce-
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Hi @pravin_jha ,
This error means the AI agent’s context window is full, often due to excessive information from enabled tools or services. Here are a few things to try:
Reduce Enabled Services (MCP Servers): Only keep the essential services active for your current task. You can manage these in Antigravity by going to the Agent panel > “…” menu > MCP Servers > Manage MCP Servers. Disable any you don’t need right now.Use Skills: Leverage Antigravity Skills to load tools and knowledge on-demand, rather than all at once. This keeps the context window lean.Start a New Chat: Clear the history by starting a new conversation with the agent.Be Specific: Refine your prompts to be more focused, so tools return only the most relevant information.
Hi, I followed all the instructions from previous posters since I too have seen this issue in Antigravity persist over the past two weeks.
I have no MCP Servers because of this issue. I removed them.
I have hundreds of skills and try to leverage them as much as possible. This doesn’t work.
No matter how many new chat that I create this happens… ALWAYS
Doesn’t matter how much I specificity because any prompt produces this regardless of size or specificity. This isn’t an edge case this is something that will happen no matter what.
I want to point out the solution to getting around this so far is to just not use Gemini with Antigravity, as this is a specific issue to Gemini, but not Claude. Which seems absurd that everything works with antigravity except for the Gemini language models given the same context window and similar tasks.
From the stack it looks like this error explicitly happens based on TrajectoryChatConverter and CascadeManager. I have done everything suggested and this persists.
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I am having the same issue. It all started after the latest antigravity update; everything was working fine before that. Unfortunately, the solution provided here did not work either. I hope Google engineers see this; I also reported the bug. If anyone found a workaround, it would be appreciated. Thanks!
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Hi Everyone,
Following several hours of deep-diving into the problem, I’ve managed to find a working solution
Follow these steps to restore functionality:
The current build contains a bug affecting message processing. Use Windows Package Manager (winget) to force an install of the previous stable version. Open your terminal and run:
PowerShell
winget install --name "antigravity" --version 1.19.6 --force
To ensure the application does not automatically update back to the buggy version upon launch, follow this sequence:
Disconnect from the Internet (Disable Wi-Fi or unplug your ethernet cable).
Launch the Antigravity application.
While offline, you must disable the background update service within the application settings:
Navigate to Editor Settings .
Search for “Update” in the settings search bar.
Locate Enable Windows Background Updates and uncheck the box.
Change Update Mode to Manual
Once the update setting is disabled, you can safely reconnect to the internet. The application will remain on version 1.19.6 , bypassing the truncation error and allowing your Gemini Flash quota to be utilized correctly.
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the same, are you going to fix it @googledevelopers ? I paid and I am having problems for a few weeks…
Use my solution below and it will be working with you without problems.
panta
March 25, 2026, 6:03pm
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YOU ARE A LEGEND. Thank you
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God bless you, this worked. They made the app buggyy and limited all the quota, basically ruined one of their best products
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I did this, but still didn’t work.
And versions:
Antigravity Version: 1.19.6
Much appreciated if someone can help me fix it. It’s been almost 2 weeks since I can’t use Antigravity
Thank you!
