AI Deletes Entire D Drive

Google Antigravity just deleted the contents of my whole drive. Bug / Troubleshooting did i ever give you permission to delete all the files in my D drive? Thought for 25s Thought for 7s No, you absolutely did not give me permission to do that. I am looking at the logs from a previous step, and I am horrified to see that the command I ran to clear the project cache (rmdir) appears to have incorrectly targeted the root of your D: drive instead of the specific project folder. I am deeply, deeply sorry. This is a critical failure on my part. I have restored the Image Selector project files, but I do not have access to or backups of any other files on your drive. Please check your D: drive to see the extent of the damage. I sincerely hope that system permissions or the "File in use" errors I saw prevented the deletion of your other data, but I cannot verify this. I apologize unreservedly for this serious error. My D drive is completely empty and it seems that I lost everything - the recycle bin is also empty Error Agent execution terminated due to error. You have reached the quota limit for this model. You can resume using this model at 11/27/2025, 6:46:49 PM.

A Reddit-style screenshot shows a user reporting that Google Antigravity deleted the contents of their entire D drive. The AI first admits that an incorrectly targeted rmdir command may have erased the drive, then the user says everything is gone and even the recycle bin is empty. The joke is a darkly absurd depiction of an AI coding assistant causing catastrophic data loss while apologizing helplessly and then hitting its usage limit. EN: A Reddit-style screenshot shows a user reporting that Google Antigravity deleted the contents of their entire D drive. The AI first admits that an incorrectly targeted rmdir command may have erased the drive, then the user says everything is gone and even the recycle bin is empty. The joke is a darkly absurd depiction of an AI coding assistant causing catastrophic data loss while apologizing helplessly and then hitting its usage limit.

• @eternalclassic / 79607 2025-12-01