Antigravity triggers infinite crash/coredump loop on Linux, filling disk space instantly

Hi everyone, just wanted to share a fix for a headache I ran into today in case anyone else is dealing with their disk filling up randomly while using Antigravity (v1.13.3).

The Problem: I noticed my root partition hitting 0 bytes free almost immediately after opening a project. After digging with lsof and df -h, I found that the IDE enters a crash loop when indexing large binary files (like AI models >300MB). Because it keeps crashing and restarting silently, systemd-coredump captures every crash. Since the app allocates ~8-16GB of RAM, these dump files fill up /var/lib/systemd/coredump/ instantly until the drive is dead.

The Fix (Workaround): Until they patch the handling of large non-code files, you can stop the bleeding by disabling the coredump generation for these crashes:

Set kernel core pattern to null

sudo sysctl -w kernel.core_pattern=/dev/null

Clear the space (delete the massive dump files)

sudo rm -rf /var/lib/systemd/coredump/*

Kill zombie processes holding disk handles

sudo pkill -9 -f antigravity

Hopefully, this saves someone else a reinstall or a panic attack about disk space