Antigravity 2.0.0: bad exprience .. old broken quotas

Now we can’t see the complete project code and can’t experience the editor view of IDK Google Antigravity, which provided only a chat option and an agent prompt.
Also, can’t review, compare, and open files like an awesome editor it was before Antigravity, but now this one, I’m not happy with this version :frowning:
At least give an option to go to the explorer option, where we can see the project’s complete code and build logic as per that, but now we can’t
I never expected this kind of update from Google :frowning:
Is there anyone who is able to switch to editor mode in the new version?
Please let me know the last version. I love it, but this one is not really a happy kind of ChatGPT-promoted-based IDK, and that also does not give a full details view of the project.

Going through the same experience bro. The new update removed the explorer side bar.

try this Fix 1: Roll Back to the Previous IDE (Antigravity 2.0 Workaround)

Many users have found that Antigravity 2.0 stripped out the traditional IDE view and replaced it with a chat-only interface. To get the code editor back:

  • Completely uninstall both the Antigravity IDE and the updated Antigravity app from your computer.

  • Navigate to the official Antigravity Downloads page, scroll all the way to the bottom, and download the standalone Antigravity IDE.

  • Install the IDE, log in, close it, and relaunch to restore your workspace.

Fix 2: Recover Your Project Files

If the 2.0 update appears to have wiped your project history, you can recover the files stored in your backup:

  • Press Win + R (or open Finder on Mac) and type %APPDATA%.

  • Find the Antigravity folder and make a backup copy of it on your Desktop.

  • After reinstalling the IDE (as detailed in Fix 1), copy your backed-up files and paste them into the new Antigravity IDE folder to recover your session context.

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Fix 3: Troubleshoot the “Agent Terminated” Loop

If you are receiving constant “Agent Terminated Due to Error” crashes, it may be a corrupted extension or a malfunctioning MCP server.

  • Reset Onboarding: Press Ctrl+Shift+P (or Cmd+Shift+P on Mac), type “reset,” and select “Anti-gravity Reset Onboarding”.

  • Disable Extensions/MCPs: Turn off all MCP servers and extensions, restart the app, and re-enable them one-by-one to identify the broken server.

Fix 4: Clear Corrupted Git Configurations

If you cannot open or view specific projects, it might be an issue with your local Git settings.

  • Open your project folder in your terminal and run: git config --unset extensions.worktreeConfig.

  • For global Git configurations, run: git config --global --unset extensions.worktreeConfig.

For a visual breakdown of how to properly configure your workspaces, adjust your model rules, and set up your MCP servers to avoid crashing workflows: