Description: I am reporting a critical performance issue with the latest build of Antigravity on macOS (Apple Silicon). The language server process consistently consumes excessive CPU resources, rendering the machine unresponsive and causing overheating.
Environment:
Application: Antigravity 1.15.8 1.104.0
OS: macOS Tahoe 26.2 (25C56)
Architecture: Apple Silicon (ARM64)
Process Name:language_server_macos_arm
Symptoms: Upon launching the application, the language_server_macos_arm process spikes to approximately 400% CPU usage according to the Activity Monitor. This high load persists even when the editor is idle and no heavy indexing should be occurring.
Reproduction Steps:
Launch Antigravity.
Open a workspace/project.
Observe Activity Monitor; the specified process immediately jumps to high CPU usage and does not throttle down.
Expected Behavior: The language server should idle efficiently when not actively indexing or analyzing code.
Has this regression been tracked? Any assistance would be appreciated.
UPDATE: I noticed that one of my prompts generated a .css file that was 190GB large .. I undid the changes in git and it went back to 7KB . idk how but now it works fine ? os maybe check your file sizes .
I have almost the same issue, since long days on Ubuntu 24
My laptop is refreshing always when the agent is launched, i’ve tried a lot of tricks (IDE global settings on search / watcher excludes files, clean code project in case of, ‘cpulimit’ package to launch with process id of antigravity to target this use)
i’ve udpated the soft today also
it’s not a normal situation, it’s literaly draining the battery of laptop + over using CPU
battery getting destroyed from this since mid December. No update has fixed it. Apple Silicon M3 running extremely hot, MacBook sounds like fighter jet, drained me from 98% battery to 54% in 20 minutes