Antigravity IDE (AI Agent) hangs with "[unknown] executor has not processed the previous input yet on git commands"

The error message "[unknown] executor has not processed the previous input yet on git commands" in Antigravity IDE's AI Agent indicates that the system is currently busy or unresponsive, primarily while processing Git operations, and cannot accept further input. This is a common issue arising from the AI Agent's processing queue or interaction with Git.

Quick Troubleshooting & Solutions

1. ·Wait for Completion: Often, the executor is genuinely still processing a previous command. Wait a few moments (5-10 seconds) to allow the current operation to finish before attempting a new one. Avoid issuing Git commands in rapid succession.
2. ·Restart the AI Agent/IDE: If the system appears stuck or unresponsive, restarting the Antigravity AI Agent (via its dedicated button in the panel) or the entire Antigravity IDE can clear any queued or hung processes.
3. ·Manual Git Operations: For urgent or complex operations, temporarily revert to using your system's terminal or command line for Git commands (e.g., git pull, git commit, git push). This bypasses the Antigravity AI Agent entirely.

Underlying Causes

• ·Executor Overload/Rate Limiting: The most common cause is the AI agent being overwhelmed by too many consecutive Git commands or an internal processing queue. It may also involve external service rate limits if the AI Agent communicates with remote services.
• ·Long-Running Git Processes: Operations involving large repositories or complex Git history (e.g., git clone, git rebase, large git pull) naturally take longer, making the agent seem unresponsive while it's still working.
• ·System Resource Constraints: Insufficient CPU, memory, or disk I/O on your local machine can significantly slow down Git operations and the AI Agent's processing.
• ·Network Latency/Issues: Slow or intermittent network connectivity can delay interactions with remote Git repositories, contributing to the perceived unresponsiveness. (Though less likely if other IDE functions work fine).
• ·AI Agent Bugs: There is always a possibility of bugs within the Antigravity AI Agent's integration with Git, especially if the issue is recurring and not tied to complex operations.

Advanced Solutions & Prevention

1. ·Check Logs: Examine Antigravity IDE's logs (typically found in ~/.antigravity/logs) for more detailed error messages or signs of executor issues.
2. ·Configuration Verification: Ensure that Git is correctly configured within Antigravity IDE's preferences, including verifying the correct Git path. Test with simple commands like git status to gauge basic connectivity.
3. ·Simplify Commands: Break down complex Git actions into smaller, individual steps. For instance, execute git commit -m "Message", wait, then execute git push separately.
4. ·System Health Check: Monitor your system's resources (CPU, RAM) to ensure adequate availability for Antigravity IDE and Git processes. Close unnecessary applications if resources are low.
5. ·Update/Reinstall: Ensure Antigravity IDE is updated to its latest version. Developers are often releasing stability improvements. If issues persist, a clean reinstallation might be necessary.

Reporting & Support

If these steps do not resolve the issue, it's crucial to contact Antigravity IDE support. When doing so, provide specific details:

• ·The exact Antigravity IDE version.
• ·Your Operating System and Git version.
• ·Whether the issue occurs with all repositories or specific ones.
• ·The Git commands you were attempting when the error occurred.
• ·Any relevant log entries.

Ongoing stability improvements are expected in future Antigravity IDE releases given the nature of AI Agent interaction with external tools like Git.