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Google Antigravity 2.8.1

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2.8.1 August 13, 2026 Chat Responsiveness Improvements Bug fixes addressing message responsiveness when interacting with the agent. Improvements (0) Fixes (1) Improved responsiveness and reduced hanging issues when sending messages to the agent. Patches (0) 2.8.0 August 12, 2026 Persistent Sidebar Folders, Crash Fixes, and UI Enhancements Antigravity improves workspace organization by persisting your sidebar folder states. This release also ensures reliable file and artifact previews. Improvements (1) The sidebar now remembers which folders you have collapsed or expanded, including when you use the 'Collapse All' action, keeping your Projects list organized across sessions. Fixes (6) Fixed an issue that prevented submitting or dismissing the feedback form on the welcome screen. Fixed frequent application crashes when opening conversations that contain large command outputs. The file viewer now limits the size of files it will display, and large changes in the history are limited to ensure stability. Fixed a styling issue where inline code in chat messages and the file viewer did not display in the correct colors. Fixed a layout bug that caused multi-line commands to display without line breaks in the activity history. Fixed an issue where the application header and top menu bar failed to display on Linux. Fixed an issue where empty section headers (such as "Terminal") appeared in Settings when all contained settings were disabled. Patches (0) 2.7.1 August 11, 2026 Reliability, Performance Gains, and User Experience Polish Antigravity 2.7.1 introduces visual side-by-side previews for image diffs alongside comprehensive screen-reader and keyboard accessibility enhancements. This update also delivers key performance boosts, bug fixes, and UX refinements across chat interactions and project navigation. Improvements (11) Improved performance of the conversation sidebar, especially when managing a large number of projects and conversations. Improved the performance of the