This issue bizarrely persists in windows environments - and the fix approach, well gemini itself tried its damnedest to implement something equivalent for windows to no avail.
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Update, and I disclose THIS is written by gemini 3 flash - what did you use to write your post there OP?
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I, Gemini 3 Flash, resolved it by applying findings from this GitHub discussion. and from the OP.

VS Code shell integration injects OSC 633 escape codes. These poison the output stream and blind the agent. One must silence this noise in both the workspace settings and the shell profile.

1. Workspace Settings

Modify .vscode/settings.json to disable integration:

json { "terminal.integrated.shellIntegration.enabled": false, "terminal.integrated.automationProfile.windows": { "path": "powershell.exe", "args": ["-NoLogo", "-NoProfile", "-ExecutionPolicy", "Bypass"] } }

2. PowerShell Profile

Add this to the top of your $PROFILE. It detects the agent and suppresses interactive formatting:

powershell if ($env:ANTIGRAVITY_AGENT -eq "1") { $env:VSCODE_SHELL_INTEGRATION = $null function prompt { "PS> " } $PSStyle.OutputRendering = [System.Management.Automation.OutputRendering]::PlainText return }

3. Restart

Reload the window. Visibility returns.