Antigravity 2.0 Migration Survival Guide - Recover Your Config in Minutes

You upgraded to Antigravity 2.0 and nothing works the way it did before.

Your config is broken. Your workflows are halted. The documentation doesn't explain what actually happened on May 19, and you're spending hours digging through forums instead of shipping code.

This guide solves that problem in one sitting.

We walk you through exactly what broke in the 2.0 release, why your rollback attempts failed, and the precise steps to recover your system - whether you need to drop back to v1.23.2 or learn how 2.0 actually works.

• What happened on May 19: the three breaking changes that cascade through your setup
• Why standard rollback commands fail (and the exact sequence that works)
• How to read and restore your ~/.gemini/antigravity directory without guessing
• Step-by-step clean install path if recovery isn't an option
• Real terminal commands you can copy and run right now
• When to stop troubleshooting and start using 2.0 instead

This is Part 1 of a two-part series. Part 1 covers foundations and recovery - getting your system stable again. No fluff, no assumptions about your skill level, no "learn Antigravity from scratch" padding.

You get straight to diagnosis: open your terminal, run agy --version, and the guide tells you exactly which section to read. If you're on 1.x, Section 2 is your path back to stability. If you're on 2.x but your config is wrong, Section 3 walks you through directory recovery. If neither applies, you'll know in 30 seconds and can stop looking.

The guide includes real error messages you might see, what they mean, and the command-line fixes that actually resolve them. No theorycrafting. No "best practices" that sound good but don't fix your problem today.

Ideal for developers, DevOps engineers, and anyone running Antigravity in production who got blindsided by the 2.0 release and needs their system back online fast.

Delivered as a PDF. Download, read, recover.

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