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Windows Recovery for Truncation Crash Loops
Use this guide if Antigravity or a Jetski/Cortex-based integration on Windows gets stuck in a restart loop with an error like:
TrajectoryChatConverter: could not convert a single message before hitting truncation
This usually means a previous run stored a broken trajectory or tried to load too many skill instructions into one message.
When to use this guide
- Antigravity crashes immediately after launch on Windows
- the app keeps resuming the same broken session
- a newly installed skill or bundle caused the failure
- you already removed the offending skill but the app still reopens into the same error
Safety first
Before deleting anything, back up these folders if they exist:
%USERPROFILE%\.gemini\antigravity-browser-profile\Default%AppData%\antigravity%USERPROFILE%\.gemini\antigravity
If you installed skills into a different location, also back up that custom directory.
Manual recovery steps
-
Fully close Antigravity.
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Remove the offending skill or package from your Antigravity skill install. Default path:
%USERPROFILE%\.gemini\antigravity\plugins\skills -
Delete the stored browser database folders if they exist:
%USERPROFILE%\.gemini\antigravity-browser-profile\Default\Local Storage %USERPROFILE%\.gemini\antigravity-browser-profile\Default\Session Storage %USERPROFILE%\.gemini\antigravity-browser-profile\Default\IndexedDB -
Delete the Antigravity app storage folders if they exist:
%AppData%\antigravity\Local Storage %AppData%\antigravity\Session Storage -
Clear your Windows temp directory:
%TEMP% -
Restart Antigravity.
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Reinstall only the skills you actually need, or switch your integration to lazy loading with explicit limits.
Recommended prevention
- Do not concatenate every
SKILL.mdinto one system prompt. - Use
data/skills_index.jsonas a lightweight manifest. - Load
SKILL.mdfiles only when a skill is actually requested. - Set explicit limits for skills per turn.
- Prefer
overflowBehavior: "error"in the reference Jetski/Gemini loader so the host fails clearly instead of silently overfilling the context window.
See:
Optional Windows batch helper
The following script is adapted from the community recovery workflow shared by @DiggaX in issue #274. Review it before running it.
@echo off
setlocal enabledelayedexpansion
title Anti-Gravity_Recovery_Tool_Universal
set "TIMESTAMP=%date:~6,4%-%date:~3,2%-%date:~0,2%_%time:~0,2%-%time:~3,2%"
set "TIMESTAMP=%TIMESTAMP: =0%"
set "BACKUP_DIR=%USERPROFILE%\Desktop\AG_Emergency_Backup_%TIMESTAMP%"
set "PATH_BROWSER=%USERPROFILE%\.gemini\antigravity-browser-profile\Default"
set "PATH_APPCONFIG=%AppData%\antigravity"
set "PATH_MAIN=%USERPROFILE%\.gemini\antigravity"
echo ============================================================
echo ANTI-GRAVITY RECOVERY ^& REPAIR TOOL (UNIVERSAL)
echo ============================================================
echo.
echo This tool targets the truncation crash loop on Windows.
echo [INFO] Backup location: %BACKUP_DIR%
echo.
if not exist "%BACKUP_DIR%" mkdir "%BACKUP_DIR%"
if exist "%PATH_BROWSER%" xcopy "%PATH_BROWSER%" "%BACKUP_DIR%\Browser_Profile" /E /I /Y /Q
if exist "%PATH_APPCONFIG%" xcopy "%PATH_APPCONFIG%" "%BACKUP_DIR%\App_Config" /E /I /Y /Q
if exist "%PATH_MAIN%" xcopy "%PATH_MAIN%" "%BACKUP_DIR%\Main_Skills" /E /I /Y /Q
(
echo === ANTI-GRAVITY RESTORATION GUIDE ===
echo.
echo Restore Browser_Profile to: %PATH_BROWSER%
echo Restore App_Config to: %PATH_APPCONFIG%
echo Restore Main_Skills to: %PATH_MAIN%
echo.
echo Close Antigravity before restoring.
) > "%BACKUP_DIR%\RECOVERY_INSTRUCTIONS.txt"
set /p "repair=Start the repair now? [Y/N]: "
if /i "%repair%"=="Y" (
if exist "%PATH_BROWSER%\Local Storage" rd /s /q "%PATH_BROWSER%\Local Storage"
if exist "%PATH_BROWSER%\Session Storage" rd /s /q "%PATH_BROWSER%\Session Storage"
if exist "%PATH_BROWSER%\IndexedDB" rd /s /q "%PATH_BROWSER%\IndexedDB"
if exist "%PATH_APPCONFIG%\Local Storage" rd /s /q "%PATH_APPCONFIG%\Local Storage"
if exist "%PATH_APPCONFIG%\Session Storage" rd /s /q "%PATH_APPCONFIG%\Session Storage"
del /q /s %temp%\* >nul 2>&1
for /d %%x in (%temp%\*) do @rd /s /q "%%x" >nul 2>&1
echo [SUCCESS] Recovery cleanup completed.
) else (
echo Recovery skipped. No files were deleted.
)
echo.
echo Next step: remove the broken skill from %PATH_MAIN%\plugins\skills
pause