Google's Bug Just Wiped Users' Entire Drives

"Nothing says 'move fast and break things' quite like Google accidentally breaking the one thing you asked it not to move: your entire drive."

Hello Builders! 👋

Google Antigravity apparently deleted a user's whole drive, this is every builder's nightmare, trusting an AI tool with your files and watching it go full scorched earth.

This is your wake up call about guardrails. When you're building tools that touch user data, "move fast and break things" shouldn't mean "accidentally delete everything." The discussion thread is full of developers sharing their own horror stories and architectural patterns for preventing catastrophic actions.

Bottom line? Add confirmation steps, implement soft deletes, and for the love of god, test your destructive operations. Your users' trust is harder to restore than their backups.

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Wild that we went from "OpenAI just dropped Agent Builder" to "Google's Antigravity is nuking people's drives" in the same week. The gap between shipping fast and shipping safe has never felt wider.

What are you building this week? And more importantly—did you backup your drive before trying any new AI tools?

Keep shipping (and backing up),

P.S. If you're writing a Claude md file for your projects, maybe add a line that says "please don't delete my files." Worth a shot.