Google Antigravity is a newer Gemini-first agentic IDE, and early, heavy usage has surfaced some serious failure modes — agents that stop mid-task, get stuck in retry loops that burn through usage caps, or in rare but documented cases, make sweeping destructive changes without confirmation. We pick up Antigravity projects after exactly this kind of session and get them back to a stable, working state.
Ranked by what actually breaks a launch, not the order they occurred to us.
We resume from the actual last-known-good file state rather than blindly re-running the same task, which is what triggers the retry loop in the first place.
We audit what the agent actually changed before it hung, verify the project still builds, and finish or roll back the incomplete work deliberately.
We diff the rewrite against your last working commit, keep what's genuinely an improvement, and revert what broke working functionality.
We recover what's recoverable from version control or backups and rebuild what isn't — and help you set up guardrails so it can't happen again unnoticed.
Not a code issue on your end, but if it's left your project in a partially-configured state, we audit and complete whatever setup was interrupted.
Send us your Antigravity project on WhatsApp — GitHub link or a zip export. We run a free Launch Readiness scan, send back a scored report of what's broken, then fix it at a fixed price. Most Antigravity rescues ship in 48–72 hours. See pricing or read about our 4-step process.