Google Antigravity Outage History

Users of Google Antigravity experienced a brief disruption due to agent execution failures. Reports began around 3:00 AM UTC with observations from Bangkok, Istanbul, and La Rioja indicating agent tasks terminated or errored. The issue was short-lived and appeared to affect automated agents globally, with activity returning to normal by 3:02 AM UTC. Status activity was limited, and there was no public Google Antigravity status page referenced in the data. The incident lasted roughly three minutes from initial impact to resolution.

A service interruption began for Google Antigravity around 8:50 AM UTC, traced to agent termination errors that disrupted automated tasks and triggered HTTP 503 responses for many users. Reports from multiple regions — including North America, Europe, and Asia — described stalled workflows and degraded performance as the incident progressed. The issue appeared global rather than confined to a single region and continued until 11:14 AM UTC when services were observed to recover. There was no public status page or provider updates during the incident. StatusGator detected the issue at Mar 5, 2026 8:50 AM UTC, ahead of any official acknowledgment. The outage lasted roughly two hours, affecting users relying on automated tasks and integrations across many regions. The widespread nature of the reports signals a broad impact during the event.

Users worldwide began experiencing errors and slow responses on Google Antigravity, with reports starting at 12:45 PM UTC. The issue escalated as complaints accumulated across regions, indicating broad reach rather than a regional fault. StatusGator detected an Early Warning Signal at 1:31 PM UTC noting service errors and slow performance, which continued until 3:41 PM UTC. Because Google Antigravity has no official status page for this incident, there were no provider updates to document the outage, so users relied on monitoring and external reports. The geographic distribution of symptoms—across India, Europe, North America, and beyond—suggests a global impact, with experiences ranging from error messages to markedly slowed interactions. The disruption lasted a little over two hours, with conditions improving after the End of the Early Warning Signal window.

An outage affected Google Antigravity's conversational agent, preventing users from starting or completing chats. The agent would fail with an error message like 'Agent terminated due to error' and could hang on initial messages, with multiple users across different regions reporting issues. The problem appeared to be limited to the agent chat feature and persisted for about 37 minutes before normal operation resumed.

StatusGator flagged the issue early; the problem was detected at Mar 3, 2026 2:06 AM UTC based on user observations before any provider acknowledgment. The incident began around 2:06 AM UTC and was resolved by 2:43 AM UTC. Google Antigravity does not list an official status page for this service, so updates were derived from user reports and observed behavior during the window.

Google Antigravity experienced a global outage driven by high server traffic, disrupting the core prompt-generation pipeline and the Agent Manager. Users attempting to launch prompts or interact with the agent encountered errors and degraded behavior across regions. The outage began around Mar 2, 2026 9:31 AM UTC according to StatusGator's Early Warning Signal and lasted for about 1 hour and 40 minutes, with recovery by 11:14 AM UTC.

During the incident, the most common symptoms were failures to start prompts and various errors as reported by users in multiple locations. The surge in traffic appeared to saturate the service, affecting prompt generation and the Agent Manager. As traffic subsided, services gradually returned to normal and users could resume work. The event demonstrates a brief but global disruption affecting a broad set of workflows reliant on prompt execution and agent interactions.

Users across North and South America experienced a brief outage of Google Antigravity after a crash caused the main server to become unavailable. Early reports started around 7:00 PM UTC with symptoms including dropped connections and streaming failures, leaving clients unable to reach the server for a portion of the outage. The disruption persisted for about 23 minutes, with services recovering by 7:26 PM UTC.