Don’t Worry — Your Raw Conversation Data Is NOT Lost!
If your conversation history suddenly disappeared after a crash, power outage, or IDE update, here is what actually happened:
What Caused This?
During an unclean shutdown or version update, the Antigravity IDE’s internal index databases (chat.ChatSessionStore.index and trajectorySummaries) can silently reset to empty.
The Good News: Your actual conversation files (.pb / .db) are still 100% intact on your hard drive at:
Only the UI index mapping was wiped — the actual chat history files were not deleted!
How to Recover All Your Lost Conversations
An open-source database recovery tool was built by the community to scan your hard drive, locate all surviving conversation files, and rebuild the IDE’s index database so all your chats reappear in the sidebar.
Upstream Core Recovery Tool: ag-donald / Antigravity-Database-Manager (by Donald R. Johnson) — Rebuilds indices and recovers lost chats across Windows, macOS, and Linux.
Extended Fork (Includes Windows URI Fix): IshekKhal / Antigravity-Database-Manager (by Abhishek Khanra) — Contains the complete recovery suite plus an extra fix (fix_workspace_uri.py) for the Windows “Select where to open conversation” URI encoding bug.
Quick Recovery Steps
Close Antigravity IDE completely.
Download or Clone the Repository:
git clone
cd Antigravity-Database-Manager
Run the Automatic Recovery Command:
python antigravity_database_manager.py recover
Reopen Antigravity IDE: All your past conversations will reappear in your sidebar!
(Note for Windows Users: If you also experience the “Select where to open conversation” popup dialog when clicking past chats, you can run python fix_workspace_uri.py to fix Windows drive-letter URI encoding).