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drafts: true📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThis change adds Google Antigravity OAuth account pooling with sticky sessions, quota-aware selection, cooldown failover, management controls, and persisted health cleanup. It also updates Antigravity Flash to Gemini 3.8 and adjusts Google progress instructions and routed model display names. ChangesGoogle Antigravity account pool
Provider and catalog updates
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Client
participant ResponsesCore
participant AntigravityRouting
participant OAuthAccountStore
participant GoogleCloudAssist
Client->>ResponsesCore: submit request
ResponsesCore->>AntigravityRouting: resolve account for session
AntigravityRouting->>OAuthAccountStore: load eligible credentials
OAuthAccountStore-->>AntigravityRouting: account and health state
AntigravityRouting-->>ResponsesCore: selected account
ResponsesCore->>GoogleCloudAssist: send request with token and project
GoogleCloudAssist-->>ResponsesCore: response or 429/403
ResponsesCore->>AntigravityRouting: rotate failed account
AntigravityRouting-->>ResponsesCore: alternate account or no account
ResponsesCore->>GoogleCloudAssist: retry with alternate credentials
Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to This PR changes requests to route across shared OAuth accounts and retry under different identities, but the current implementation can associate callers with another account, retry authorization failures under a different principal, lose consistent failover state, and dispatch invalid credentials. The Gemini 3.8 migration also leaves incompatible defaults and routing behavior. These issues create concrete security and correctness risks, so the PR is not safe to merge until they are fixed. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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리뷰 · 우선순위 46 / 80이 PR는 Google Antigravity OAuth에 Anthropic 풀과 비슷한 전용 계정 풀을 넣고, Gemini Flash를 3.7에서 3.8로 올리는 두 가지를 한 번에 담고 있다. 지금 설명하면, 새 파일 그런데 지금 상태로 바로 합치기엔 막히는 곳이 많다. 하이진이 풀 동작도 Anthropic/ 라인 - 메인테이너의 판단이 필요한 지점
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In `@src/oauth/google-antigravity-routing.ts`:
- Line 545: Update the call to resolveAccessSnapshotForAccount in the account
pool snapshot flow to pass true as its final requireUsableAccount argument,
ensuring accounts marked needsReauth are rejected before provider dispatch.
In `@src/providers/antigravity-models.ts`:
- Line 16: Update the registry entry’s defaultModel to Gemini 3.8, then revise
the affected Google Antigravity wire tests and exact model-list expectations to
remove gpt-oss-120b-medium and use Gemini 3.8 model and wire targets. Preserve
Gemini 3.7 only where it is explicitly required as a compatibility alias.
- Line 23: Update resolveAntigravityEffortWireModel so retired-tier requests
select the wire ID from ANTIGRAVITY_EFFORT_WIRE_MAP[GEMINI_FLASH_CURRENT] using
the requested or retired tier, rather than always using GEMINI_FLASH_WIRE_ID;
omit thinkingLevel for this suffix-routed path. Add coverage for every retired
tier and each effort override.
In `@src/server/responses/core.ts`:
- Line 460: Update applyAntigravityAccountSnapshot so a snapshot without
projectId is rejected rather than deleting or retaining the previous project;
route to another eligible account or return the existing authentication failure,
matching applyFailoverSnapshot behavior and preserving the internal adapter
event contract.
- Line 6546: Add a bounded Antigravity failover branch to the main recovery
loop, alongside the existing key, Anthropic, and generic OAuth handling. Reuse
the continuation path’s error-hint read, account snapshot application,
replay-scope rebinding, and request-cache invalidation so an initial Antigravity
429 cools and rotates the selected account before retrying.
- Line 6547: Update the condition around rotateAntigravityAccountOn429 so status
403 triggers account rotation only when the response has been explicitly
classified as an account-verification failure; retain unconditional handling for
429 and positively identified quota failures, while allowing unreadable or
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| ): Promise<{ accessToken: string; projectId?: string; accountId: string; generation: string }> { | ||
| const { resolveAccessSnapshotForAccount } = await import("./index"); | ||
| const snap = await resolveAccessSnapshotForAccount(PROVIDER, accountId); |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Require a usable account when resolving the pool snapshot.
A management or refresh operation can set needsReauth after selection and before this second store read. resolveAccessSnapshotForAccount then accepts the readable but revoked credential because requireUsableAccount remains false. The request can dispatch with an account already excluded by pool policy.
Pass true as the final argument so this helper rejects the stale account before it reaches the provider.
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- const snap = await resolveAccessSnapshotForAccount(PROVIDER, accountId);
+ const snap = await resolveAccessSnapshotForAccount(PROVIDER, accountId, undefined, true);As per coding guidelines, “Handle asynchronous failures at request, transport, and sidecar boundaries.”
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| const snap = await resolveAccessSnapshotForAccount(PROVIDER, accountId); | |
| const snap = await resolveAccessSnapshotForAccount(PROVIDER, accountId, undefined, true); |
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In `@src/oauth/google-antigravity-routing.ts` at line 545, Update the call to
resolveAccessSnapshotForAccount in the account pool snapshot flow to pass true
as its final requireUsableAccount argument, ensuring accounts marked needsReauth
are rejected before provider dispatch.
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| /** Current Antigravity Flash generation. */ | ||
| const GEMINI_FLASH_CURRENT = "gemini-3.7-flash"; | ||
| const GEMINI_FLASH_CURRENT = "gemini-3.8-flash"; |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Complete the Gemini 3.7-to-3.8 catalog migration.
The current model is now gemini-3.8-flash, but src/providers/registry.ts Line 1753 still sets defaultModel to gemini-3.7-flash. The downstream tests in tests/google-antigravity-wire.test.ts also still expect Gemini 3.7, gpt-oss-120b-medium, and 3.7 wire targets. The exact model-list assertion will fail because this change removes gpt-oss-120b-medium and exposes Gemini 3.8.
Update the registry default and all affected test expectations. Retain Gemini 3.7 only as a compatibility alias.
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In `@src/providers/antigravity-models.ts` at line 16, Update the registry entry’s
defaultModel to Gemini 3.8, then revise the affected Google Antigravity wire
tests and exact model-list expectations to remove gpt-oss-120b-medium and use
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| * ID stays `gemini-3.8-flash` (stripped by `pickerModelIdForDiscoveredWireId`). | ||
| */ | ||
| const GEMINI_FLASH_WIRE_ID = "gemini-3.7-flash-tiered"; | ||
| const GEMINI_FLASH_WIRE_ID = "gemini-3.8-flash-medium"; |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Route retired tiers through the new Gemini 3.8 effort map.
GEMINI_FLASH_WIRE_ID now points to gemini-3.8-flash-medium, but the retired-ID branch in resolveAntigravityEffortWireModel still sends every retired tier to that one wire ID and carries the old tier in thinkingLevel. Therefore, gemini-3.7-flash-low and gemini-3.7-flash-high become medium-wire requests with conflicting low/high settings.
Select the wire ID from ANTIGRAVITY_EFFORT_WIRE_MAP[GEMINI_FLASH_CURRENT] using the requested or retired tier. Do not send thinkingLevel for this suffix-routed path. Add tests for every retired tier and effort override.
Proposed fix
if (retiredTier) {
+ const routedTier = effort
+ ? resolveAntigravityThinkingLevel(effort) ?? retiredTier
+ : retiredTier;
return {
- wireModelId: GEMINI_FLASH_WIRE_ID,
- thinkingLevel: effort ? resolveAntigravityThinkingLevel(effort) ?? retiredTier : retiredTier,
+ wireModelId: ANTIGRAVITY_EFFORT_WIRE_MAP[GEMINI_FLASH_CURRENT][routedTier]!,
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In `@src/providers/antigravity-models.ts` at line 23, Update
resolveAntigravityEffortWireModel so retired-tier requests select the wire ID
from ANTIGRAVITY_EFFORT_WIRE_MAP[GEMINI_FLASH_CURRENT] using the requested or
retired tier, rather than always using GEMINI_FLASH_WIRE_ID; omit thinkingLevel
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| ): OcxProviderConfig { | ||
| const updated = { ...provider, apiKey: snapshot.accessToken }; | ||
| if (snapshot.projectId) updated.project = snapshot.projectId; | ||
| else delete updated.project; |
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Do not dispatch a Cloud Code Assist account without its project.
applyAntigravityAccountSnapshot deletes the prior project when the selected snapshot has no projectId, then both initial routing and failover continue to send the request. The existing applyFailoverSnapshot path explicitly rejects this state because a Cloud Code Assist credential requires account-matched project metadata.
Reject this snapshot and select another eligible account, or return an authentication failure. Do not retain the previous account’s project.
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In `@src/server/responses/core.ts` at line 460, Update
applyAntigravityAccountSnapshot so a snapshot without projectId is rejected
rather than deleting or retaining the previous project; route to another
eligible account or return the existing authentication failure, matching
applyFailoverSnapshot behavior and preserving the internal adapter event
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| } | ||
| } | ||
| if ( |
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Add Antigravity failover to the initial-response recovery loop.
This block runs only inside fetchTerminalGuardContinuation. A first Antigravity 429 reaches the main recovery loop at Lines 6012-6250, which has key, Anthropic, and generic OAuth failover but no Antigravity branch. The request therefore returns the original 429 without cooling or rotating the selected account.
Add the equivalent bounded Antigravity rotation block to the main recovery loop. Reuse the error-hint read, snapshot application, replay-scope rebinding, and request-cache invalidation from this continuation path.
As per coding guidelines, “Handle asynchronous failures at request, transport, and sidecar boundaries.”
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In `@src/server/responses/core.ts` at line 6546, Add a bounded Antigravity
failover branch to the main recovery loop, alongside the existing key,
Anthropic, and generic OAuth handling. Reuse the continuation path’s error-hint
read, account snapshot application, replay-scope rebinding, and request-cache
invalidation so an initial Antigravity 429 cools and rotates the selected
account before retrying.
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| } | ||
| if ( | ||
| (response.status === 429 || response.status === 403) |
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Rotate on 403 only after verification-error classification.
Every 403 enters this branch. If the body is unreadable or does not contain a verification marker, rotateAntigravityAccountOn429 still assigns the default three-minute cooldown and retries another account. A model-permission or request-policy 403 can therefore cool every pool account and multiply upstream requests without fixing the request.
Require an explicit account-verification classification before rotating on 403. Keep 429 and positively identified quota failures eligible for failover.
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In `@src/server/responses/core.ts` at line 6547, Update the condition around
rotateAntigravityAccountOn429 so status 403 triggers account rotation only when
the response has been explicitly classified as an account-verification failure;
retain unconditional handling for 429 and positively identified quota failures,
while allowing unreadable or unclassified 403 responses to follow the normal
error path.
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Re-reviewed the new exact head b065153ad1c889cec3282ac95ed5f351422fd631. The new commits correctly add the missing initial-response Antigravity recovery site and scope the display-name cleanup to google-antigravity, but this is still not review-ready.
Current-head blockers remain:
getAntigravityPoolAccessSnapshot()still callsresolveAccessSnapshotForAccount(PROVIDER, accountId)withoutrequireUsableAccount=true, so an account markedneedsReauthafter selection can still be dispatched.applyAntigravityAccountSnapshot()still accepts a snapshot withoutprojectIdand deletes the old project. Cloud Code Assist needs account-matched project metadata; reject that snapshot and continue to another eligible account or surface the existing auth failure.- Both the initial and continuation loops still rotate on every HTTP 403 before proving an account-verification failure. A model-permission or policy 403 can cool multiple healthy accounts and multiply requests. Gate 403 rotation on explicit verification classification; keep 429/positive quota signals.
google-antigravityis still not excluded fromgeneric-account-failover.ts, so the dedicated router and generic OAuth router own separate cooldown/rotation state for the same provider. Define one owner and make management clear/reset behavior consistent.- The current PR changes 12 runtime files and adds a 587-line routing module but still adds no regression test; deterministic hygiene remains failed for
missing_regression_testand the security surface is unsponsored. Add focused tests for initial and continuation failover, the negative 403 path, missing project,needsReauth, ownership/clear behavior, and model migration before checking the 0/4 readiness boxes.
The registry default is now on Gemini 3.8 and the global display-name regression is fixed, so those older findings need not be repeated. Keep this Draft and do not request sponsorship until the remaining trust-boundary findings and focused tests are resolved.
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Promote frozen dev source cf9f662; no new runtime changes. Candidate CI34061274315 and service34061276621 are the validation references. Publication waits for successful validation and the final main push CI at the exact release SHA.
Promote frozen dev source cf9f662 as 2.45.0. The repository owner explicitly authorized this main/preview release promotion and admin PR-only merge. This is a release-specific owner decision, not an independent approval or the dev-only maintainer exception. Frozen candidate full CI34061274315 passed all25jobs after one unchanged-source rerun of Windows5; the initial holder busy assertion remains recorded without a root-cause resolution claim. Service lifecycle34061276621 passed Linux/macOS/Windows. Dev version pre-move3812 is merged. Publication still requires this actual main merge SHA's own successful push CI and Service lifecycle. No local suites were run.
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Checking in on the status of this PR — having native account pool routing and automatic quota failover for Google Antigravity (Gemini) is a very anticipated capability for users managing multiple Antigravity accounts. How is progress going on the remaining review items outlined by @Ingwannu (usable account check, projectId snapshot requirements, 403 classification gating, generic failover deduplication, and regression tests)? Is there an estimated timeline for this work, and would you welcome any help or contributions to write the tests or address the remaining blockers to help get this landed on |
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@agentHits Thanks for checking. There is no committed landing date, and this is not approved yet. I checked the current 34b1f4a rather than assuming the older review still applied unchanged: getAntigravityPoolAccessSnapshot at src/oauth/google-antigravity-routing.ts:545 still resolves the account without the requireUsableAccount check requested in review. The current changed-test list contains only the parser test, not the account-selection/initial-and-continuation failover regressions requested for this new router; readiness is still 0/4 with a failed hygiene check. Help is welcome if coordinated with @vanch007, particularly focused synthetic tests for needsReauth after selection, missing account-matched projectId, non-quota 403, and single-owner cooldown/reset behavior. Please do not expand the model catalog or start competing replacement PRs to unblock this. A small follow-up on the author's branch with exact-head evidence will be more useful than an ETA guess. This is a status/targeted recheck, not an assertion that every old finding was revalidated in this comment. |
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Closing as superseded. Both headline features landed separately. The account pool arrived through the generic OAuth path — Two things about the remainder are worth stating plainly rather than leaving implied. The five new tests import an absolute path from the author's machine ( If the content-filter behaviour is something you still want changed, it is worth its own issue — it is a contract question rather than a pool question. |
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gemini-3.8-flash-low,gemini-3.8-flash-medium,gemini-3.8-flash-high) matching Google's latest Cloud Code Assist backend.Max/Ultrareasoning efforts by normalizing tohigh.Verification
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