[Critical Bug] Windows Issues: UI Clipping (Hidden Buttons) and Text Encoding Corruption

Hello AntiGravity Team,

I asked Gemini and Gemni recommended to me, so I’m posting as follows.
the following text was written by Gemini.

I am reporting two critical issues specific to the Windows environment that are significantly hindering the workflow. Although I have already submitted feedback through the in-app “Setting → Feedback” menu, I am posting here to ensure these technical bugs are tracked.

1. UI Clipping: Confirmation Button Hidden in Frame

When executing commands that require user confirmation, the “Confirm/Execute” button is often rendered inside a sub-frame.

  • Problem: The button is hidden “below the fold” without an obvious scroll indicator.

  • Impact: Users (including myself) frequently miss the prompt, causing the process to stall indefinitely.

  • Request: Please fix the layout so that action buttons are always visible or pinned to the foreground when input is required.

2. Text Corruption: Unnecessary Control Characters on Windows

The text generated by AntiGravity (specifically for GitHub integration) contains unnecessary control characters.

  • Problem: It appears the app is incorrectly handling line endings (CRLF vs LF) or encoding when generating strings on Windows. This results in garbled text and formatting errors when the data reaches GitHub.

  • Impact: This is not a copy-paste issue; the system itself is generating “dirty” data, which breaks the automation’s reliability.

These issues make the Windows experience feel secondary. I would appreciate it if the development team could confirm if these are being tracked for the next update.

Looking forward to a fix.

Best regards,