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April 20, 2026 10:10
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antigravity lost conversations
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| So today's conversations (2ae8fb83, 44545b7a, 55a9ec25, 94454946, 8d2287e2, 16885ec5, 5b0bc8ba, 9c070602) are all absent from trajectorySummaries. These IDs don't exist in the store at all — meaning Antigravity simply never indexed them. | |
| This is a bug: those conversations were created but the summary/index entry was never written. The sidebar has no data to show them under any workspace. | |
| The unfixable part: The .pb files are encrypted — we can't read the workspace out of them. And we can't easily forge valid protobuf entries into trajectorySummaries without knowing the full schema + the encrypted conversation title/data. | |
| Practical options: | |
| Nothing to do for past conversations — those 7+ sessions are invisible in per-workspace view permanently unless Antigravity adds a "re-index" feature | |
| Check if there's an "All Conversations" view — might be a button/filter at the top of the sidebar that bypasses workspace filtering, showing all 100 .pb files | |
| The bug likely triggered because rapidcode had no root .git — Antigravity may have silently failed to resolve the workspace and skipped writing to trajectorySummaries. Now that you have .git at root, new conversations should index correctly |
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