Bug: IDE silently ignores nested skill folders in local `.agents/workflows/` (and potentially global directory) during slash command population

[Keazra]

Description

Since the update to Antigravity 2.0, the system no longer recognizes skills that are nested inside folders within the default .agents/workflows/ directory. The IDE silently ignores these nested folders when populating slash commands.

Additionally, preliminary observations suggest this same silent failure occurs with skills nested in the global directory, though my primary testing has been within the local project structure.

Environment

• Antigravity CLI: 1.0.5
• Antigravity IDE: 2.0.4

Steps to Reproduce

1. Place skill files inside nested subfolders within the local .agents/workflows/ directory.
2. Open the Antigravity IDE.
3. Attempt to invoke a slash command for one of the nested skills.
4. (Optional) Replicate by placing nested skills in the global directory and attempting to invoke them.

Expected Behavior

The slash command auto-population should recursively read and display commands from nested folders in both local and global directories, matching the behavior prior to the 2.0 update.

Actual Behavior

Nested folders are silently ignored without throwing an error. The slash command menu only populates with top-level/default commands (specifically /goal, /schedule, and /grill-me).

Note: The Antigravity CLI itself still has access to the "Superpowers" assortment of skills, but this access is not reflected in the IDE's slash command UI. This behavior appears to affect the global directory as well as the local one.

Additional Context

Screenshot showing the nested folder structure attached below.