[ORCHESTRATOR TEST] feat(auth): multi-account Google Antigravity auth with automatic rotation #579
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Add foundation for multi-account Google Antigravity auth: - ModelFamily, AccountTier, RateLimitState types for rate limit tracking - AccountMetadata, AccountStorage, ManagedAccount interfaces - Cross-platform storage module with XDG_DATA_HOME/APPDATA support - Comprehensive test coverage for storage operations 🤖 Generated with [OhMyOpenCode](https://github.com/code-yeongyu/oh-my-opencode)
Add AccountManager class with automatic account rotation: - Per-family rate limit tracking (claude, gemini-flash, gemini-pro) - Paid tier prioritization in rotation logic - Round-robin account selection within tier pools - Account add/remove operations with index management - Storage persistence integration 🤖 Generated with [OhMyOpenCode](https://github.com/code-yeongyu/oh-my-opencode)
Add @clack/prompts-based CLI utilities: - promptAddAnotherAccount() for multi-account flow - promptAccountTier() for free/paid tier selection - Non-TTY environment handling (graceful skip) 🤖 Generated with [OhMyOpenCode](https://github.com/code-yeongyu/oh-my-opencode)
Enhance OAuth flow for multi-account support: - Prompt for additional accounts after first OAuth (up to 10) - Collect email and tier for each account - Save accounts to storage via AccountManager - Load AccountManager in loader() from stored accounts - Toast notifications for account authentication success - Backward compatible with single-account flow 🤖 Generated with [OhMyOpenCode](https://github.com/code-yeongyu/oh-my-opencode)
Integrate AccountManager into fetch for automatic rotation: - Model family detection from URL (claude/gemini-flash/gemini-pro) - Rate limit detection (429 with retry-after > 5s, 5xx errors) - Mark rate-limited accounts and rotate to next available - Recursive retry with new account on rotation - Lazy load accounts from storage on first request - Debug logging for account switches 🤖 Generated with [OhMyOpenCode](https://github.com/code-yeongyu/oh-my-opencode)
Add CLI commands for managing Google Antigravity accounts: - `auth list`: Show all accounts with email, tier, rate limit status - `auth remove <index|email>`: Remove account by index or email - Help text with usage examples - Active account indicator and remaining rate limit display 🤖 Generated with [OhMyOpenCode](https://github.com/code-yeongyu/oh-my-opencode)
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Confidence score: 4/5
Sequence DiagramsequenceDiagram
participant User
participant CLI as "CLI Commands"
participant Plugin as "Plugin.authorize()"
participant OAuth as "OAuth Flow"
participant AccountManager as "Account Manager"
participant Storage as "Storage"
participant Browser
User->>CLI: "opencode auth login"
CLI->>Plugin: "authorize()"
Plugin->>OAuth: "buildAuthURL()"
Plugin->>Browser: "Open OAuth URL"
OAuth->>User: "Complete Google OAuth"
OAuth->>Plugin: "Return auth code"
Plugin->>OAuth: "exchangeCode()"
OAuth-->>Plugin: "Return tokens & project info"
Plugin->>CLI: "promptAccountTier()"
CLI-->>Plugin: "Return tier (free/paid)"
Plugin->>AccountManager: "new AccountManager()"
Plugin->>CLI: "promptAddAnotherAccount(1)"
CLI-->>Plugin: "Return add_another (true/false)"
alt User wants another account
Plugin->>OAuth: "buildAuthURL()"
Plugin->>Browser: "Open OAuth URL"
OAuth->>User: "Complete Google OAuth"
OAuth->>Plugin: "Return auth code"
Plugin->>OAuth: "exchangeCode()"
OAuth-->>Plugin: "Return tokens & project info"
Plugin->>CLI: "promptAccountTier()"
CLI-->>Plugin: "Return tier"
Plugin->>AccountManager: "addAccount()"
end
Plugin->>AccountManager: "save()"
AccountManager->>Storage: "saveAccounts()"
Storage-->>AccountManager: "Accounts saved"
Plugin-->>CLI: "Return success with tokens"
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| export interface ManagedAccount { | ||
| index: number | ||
| parts: AntigravityRefreshParts | ||
| access?: string | ||
| expires?: number | ||
| rateLimits: RateLimitState | ||
| lastUsed: number | ||
| email?: string | ||
| tier?: AccountTier | ||
| } |
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style: Duplicate ManagedAccount interface definition - already defined in types.ts:252-254
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| export interface ManagedAccount { | |
| index: number | |
| parts: AntigravityRefreshParts | |
| access?: string | |
| expires?: number | |
| rateLimits: RateLimitState | |
| lastUsed: number | |
| email?: string | |
| tier?: AccountTier | |
| } | |
| // Remove this duplicate - use ManagedAccount from types.ts instead | |
| import type { ManagedAccount } from "./types" |
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Path: src/auth/antigravity/accounts.ts
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**style:** Duplicate `ManagedAccount` interface definition - already defined in `types.ts:252-254`
```suggestion
// Remove this duplicate - use ManagedAccount from types.ts instead
import type { ManagedAccount } from "./types"
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| const nextAccount = manager.getCurrentOrNextForFamily(family) | ||
| if (nextAccount && nextAccount.index !== currentAccount.index) { | ||
| debugLog(`[RATE-LIMIT] Switched to account ${nextAccount.index + 1}`) | ||
| return createAntigravityFetch(getAuth, client, providerId, clientId, clientSecret, manager)(url, init) |
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logic: Recursive call creates new fetch function instead of retrying with existing manager
This creates a new AccountManager instance on every rotation, which could lead to state inconsistencies. The retry should reuse the same manager.
Consider extracting the fetch logic into a separate function that accepts the manager as a parameter, then call that function recursively instead of recreating the entire fetch function.
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**logic:** Recursive call creates new fetch function instead of retrying with existing manager
This creates a new `AccountManager` instance on every rotation, which could lead to state inconsistencies. The retry should reuse the same manager.
Consider extracting the fetch logic into a separate function that accepts the manager as a parameter, then call that function recursively instead of recreating the entire fetch function.
How can I resolve this? If you propose a fix, please make it concise.…ount and reuse fetch function - Remove unused ManagedAccount interface from types.ts (duplicate of accounts.ts) - Reuse fetchFn in rate limit retry instead of creating new fetch closure Preserves cachedTokens, cachedProjectId, fetchInstanceId, accountsLoaded state
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8 issues found across 11 files
Confidence score: 2/5
- Multi-account migration currently drops every stored account except the first in
src/auth/antigravity/plugin.ts, so merging as-is would delete user state for anyone upgrading with multiple accounts. src/auth/antigravity/storage.tsstill writes OAuth credentials with world-readable permissions, exposing tokens to other users on shared systems—this is a high-priority security gap.src/auth/antigravity/accounts.tsand related fetch handling leave active indices and server error codes inconsistent, leading to runtime mis-selection of accounts and masked 5xx responses.- Pay close attention to
src/auth/antigravity/plugin.tsandsrc/auth/antigravity/storage.ts- data loss and credential exposure must be addressed before merge.
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<file name="src/auth/antigravity/cli.ts">
<violation number="1" location="src/auth/antigravity/cli.ts:13">
P2: After calling `cancel("Cancelled.")`, the function returns a default value instead of exiting. This displays a "Cancelled." message but continues the operation, which is confusing. Per @clack/prompts conventions, cancellation should exit the process, or if you want to gracefully return a default, don't display the cancellation message.</violation>
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<file name="src/cli/commands/auth.ts">
<violation number="1" location="src/cli/commands/auth.ts:60">
P2: The `parseInt` check allows partial numeric strings like `'2abc'` to be treated as index `2`. Consider using a stricter check like `Number.isInteger(Number(indexOrEmail))` or verifying the string only contains digits to avoid accidental account removal.</violation>
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<file name="src/auth/antigravity/storage.ts">
<violation number="1" location="src/auth/antigravity/storage.ts:47">
P1: OAuth credentials file should be written with restricted permissions. Using default permissions (0644) makes the file world-readable on Unix systems, exposing sensitive tokens to other users. Use `{ encoding: "utf-8", mode: 0o600 }` to restrict access to owner only.</violation>
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<violation number="1" location="src/auth/antigravity/storage.test.ts:62">
P2: Environment variable cleanup won't run if assertion fails. Wrap the test body in `try/finally` to ensure `process.env.XDG_DATA_HOME` is always restored, preventing test pollution.</violation>
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<file name="src/auth/antigravity/fetch.ts">
<violation number="1" location="src/auth/antigravity/fetch.ts:227">
P2: Missing NaN validation when parsing `retry-after` header. If the header contains an HTTP-date format instead of seconds, `parseInt` returns `NaN`, which propagates to the error response as "Retry after NaN seconds" and a malformed `Retry-After: NaN` header.</violation>
<violation number="2" location="src/auth/antigravity/fetch.ts:676">
P1: When a 5xx triggers rotation but no alternative account is available, the code returns a synthesized 429. This hides real server errors; return the original 5xx status (and a matching statusText) when `rateLimitInfo.status` is not 429.</violation>
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<file name="src/auth/antigravity/accounts.ts">
<violation number="1" location="src/auth/antigravity/accounts.ts:185">
P1: `removeAccount` fails to adjust `activeIndex` and `currentIndex` after removal, causing out-of-bounds access or incorrect account selection when the removed index is at or before these indices.</violation>
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<file name="src/auth/antigravity/plugin.ts">
<violation number="1" location="src/auth/antigravity/plugin.ts:138">
P1: Multi-account migration loses all accounts except the first. The `AccountManager` constructor with `null` storage only parses the first token via `parseStoredToken()` which splits on `|`, not `|||`. The migration should split on `|||` first and add each account.</violation>
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P1 fixes: - storage.ts: Use mode 0o600 for OAuth credentials file (security) - fetch.ts: Return original 5xx status instead of synthesized 429 - accounts.ts: Adjust activeIndex/currentIndex in removeAccount - plugin.ts: Fix multi-account migration to split on ||| not | P2 fixes: - cli.ts: Remove confusing cancel message when returning default - auth.ts: Use strict parseInt check to prevent partial matches - storage.test.ts: Use try/finally for env var cleanup
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| // Type import for test | ||
| interface ManagedAccount { | ||
| index: number | ||
| parts: AntigravityRefreshParts | ||
| access?: string | ||
| expires?: number | ||
| rateLimits: RateLimitState | ||
| lastUsed: number | ||
| email?: string | ||
| tier?: AccountTier | ||
| } |
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logic: Test-only ManagedAccount interface should use the actual interface from types.ts
This duplicates the ManagedAccount interface that should already be available from the types import on line 6. Using the actual interface ensures type consistency.
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| // Type import for test | |
| interface ManagedAccount { | |
| index: number | |
| parts: AntigravityRefreshParts | |
| access?: string | |
| expires?: number | |
| rateLimits: RateLimitState | |
| lastUsed: number | |
| email?: string | |
| tier?: AccountTier | |
| } | |
| // Import ManagedAccount from types instead of redefining |
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**logic:** Test-only `ManagedAccount` interface should use the actual interface from types.ts
This duplicates the `ManagedAccount` interface that should already be available from the types import on line 6. Using the actual interface ensures type consistency.
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11 issues found across 11 files
Confidence score: 2/5
- Fallback logic in
src/auth/antigravity/fetch.tsnow short-circuits on 429/5xx when multi-account isn’t enabled, so single-account users can get stuck on a failing endpoint without hitting the next fallback. - Shared
cachedProjectIdand improperRetry-Afterparsing insrc/auth/antigravity/fetch.ts, plus stale token initialization insrc/auth/antigravity/accounts.ts, pose concrete risks of sending requests under the wrong account or failing rotation after restart. - Pay close attention to
src/auth/antigravity/fetch.ts,src/auth/antigravity/accounts.ts,src/auth/antigravity/storage.ts, andsrc/auth/antigravity/plugin.ts– these areas host the identified regressions and data-loss risks.
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<file name="src/auth/antigravity/types.ts">
<violation number="1" location="src/auth/antigravity/types.ts:226">
P2: `RateLimitState` keys are hardcoded duplicates of `ModelFamily` values. Consider using a mapped type to ensure they stay synchronized:
```typescript
export type RateLimitState = {
[K in ModelFamily]?: number
}
This ensures compile-time safety if ModelFamily is extended with new values.
Prefer restoring access/expires from storage when still valid (and still override the active account with the freshest auth).
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P2: The ManagedAccount type is duplicated here instead of being imported from ./accounts where it's exported. This creates a maintenance risk - if the source type changes, this local definition could drift. Import it alongside AccountManager instead.
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I just came to see if OMOC had this built-in. This and Gemini/google auth, plus setting model parameters to sane cosign defaults the I'll plugin I always use but tested a framework recently and blown away how good stuff hs gotten, so gonna test this pr branch here tonight. PlusePluse |
P1 fixes: - Clear cachedProjectId on account change to prevent stale project IDs - Continue endpoint fallback for single-account users on rate limit - Restore access/expires tokens from storage for non-active accounts - Re-throw non-ENOENT filesystem errors (keep returning null for parse errors) - Use atomic write (temp file + rename) for account storage P2 fixes: - Derive RateLimitState type from ModelFamily using mapped type - Add MODEL_FAMILIES constant and use dynamic iteration in clearExpiredRateLimits - Add missing else branch in storage.test.ts env cleanup - Handle open() errors gracefully with user-friendly toast message Tests updated to reflect correct behavior for token restoration.
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5 issues found across 7 files (changes from recent commits).
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<violation number="1" location="src/auth/antigravity/storage.ts:51">
P2: Temp file naming can collide (same `process.pid`) and temp files are left behind if `rename()` fails. Use a more unique temp filename and ensure cleanup in a `finally` block.</violation>
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P2: Temp file is not cleaned up if `fs.rename()` fails. This can leave orphaned `.tmp.*` files in the data directory. Consider wrapping the rename in a try/catch to clean up the temp file on failure.</violation>
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<violation number="1" location="src/auth/antigravity/fetch.ts:437">
P2: `cachedProjectId` won’t be cleared the first time a manager/account is introduced (when `lastAccountIndex` is still null), which can leak a projectId fetched under a different account. Clear the cached project ID whenever the effective account index changes (including from “unknown/null”).</violation>
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P1: This change can hide 429/5xx rate-limit semantics (incl. `Retry-After`) by converting them into endpoint fallback and potentially a final 503. Consider only trying the next endpoint when available; if this is the last endpoint, return the original rate-limit response with proper status and `Retry-After`.</violation>
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<violation number="1" location="src/auth/antigravity/plugin.ts:343">
P3: Empty catch clause swallows error without debug logging, breaking the established pattern in this file. Consider capturing the error and adding debug logging for consistency with other catch blocks.</violation>
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P1: Return original 429/5xx response on last endpoint instead of generic 503 P2: Use unique temp filename (pid+timestamp) and cleanup on rename failure P2: Clear cachedProjectId when first account introduced (lastAccountIndex null) P3: Add console.error logging to open() catch block
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4 issues found across 11 files
Confidence score: 2/5
- Rotation currently pushes accounts without validating
additionalTokens.refresh_tokeninsrc/auth/antigravity/plugin.ts, so unusable accounts can be persisted and later selected, which is a high-risk auth regression. - Even after account rotation,
cachedTokensinsrc/auth/antigravity/fetch.tskeeps the prior account’s expiry metadata, so token expiry checks may run against the wrong credentials and skip needed refreshes. - URL substring heuristics in
src/auth/antigravity/fetch.tscan misclassify model families, disrupting per-family rate limiting and rotation decisions. - Pay close attention to
src/auth/antigravity/plugin.ts,src/auth/antigravity/fetch.ts- validate refresh tokens, reset cached state, and derive model families more reliably.
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<file name="src/auth/antigravity/plugin.ts">
<violation number="1" location="src/auth/antigravity/plugin.ts:301">
P1: Guard against missing `refresh_token` before constructing/storing the account. Otherwise you can persist `undefined|...` and end up with accounts that can’t refresh tokens.</violation>
<violation number="2" location="src/auth/antigravity/plugin.ts:385">
P1: Also validate `additionalTokens.refresh_token` before pushing the account; otherwise rotation can select an account that can’t refresh.</violation>
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<violation number="1" location="src/auth/antigravity/fetch.ts:78">
P2: Model-family detection based only on `url.includes(...)` will misclassify requests (notably Anthropic), breaking per-family rate-limit tracking/rotation. Prefer deriving family from the request’s `model` (parsed from `init.body`) and only fall back to URL heuristics.</violation>
<violation number="2" location="src/auth/antigravity/fetch.ts:447">
P1: After account rotation, `cachedTokens` keeps the previous account’s expiry/timestamp, so `isTokenExpired()` can be computed against the wrong token state. Reset or fully rebuild `cachedTokens` when switching accounts (or update `expires_in`/`timestamp` too).</violation>
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Ultraworked with [Sisyphus](https://github.com/code-yeongyu/oh-my-opencode) Co-authored-by: Sisyphus <[email protected]>
Ultraworked with [Sisyphus](https://github.com/code-yeongyu/oh-my-opencode) Co-authored-by: Sisyphus <[email protected]>
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P2: File permissions (0o444) won't prevent `rename()` from overwriting this file on Unix. Rename operations require write permission on the directory, not the file. To simulate a rename failure, make the directory read-only or use a more reliable approach like mocking the fs module.</violation>
<violation number="2" location="src/auth/antigravity/storage.test.ts:368">
P2: Test can pass without making any assertions if `loadAccounts` succeeds. Consider using `expect(...).rejects.toThrow()` pattern or at minimum adding an assertion that an error was thrown (e.g., tracking with a flag and asserting at the end).</violation>
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P2: File permissions (0o444) won't prevent rename() from overwriting this file on Unix. Rename operations require write permission on the directory, not the file. To simulate a rename failure, make the directory read-only or use a more reliable approach like mocking the fs module.
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+ await fs.chmod(readOnlyPath, 0o444)
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FYI: Google changed something and ALL Antigravity Proxies down.
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P1 Fixes: - plugin.ts: Validate refresh_token before constructing first account - plugin.ts: Validate additionalTokens.refresh_token before pushing accounts - fetch.ts: Reset cachedTokens when switching accounts during rotation P2 Fixes: - fetch.ts: Improve model-family detection (parse model from body, fallback to URL)
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3 issues found across 2 files (changes from recent commits).
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<file name="src/auth/antigravity/plugin.ts">
<violation number="1" location="src/auth/antigravity/plugin.ts:287">
P1: Close `serverHandle` before returning; otherwise this early return can leak the callback server/port.</violation>
<violation number="2" location="src/auth/antigravity/plugin.ts:393">
P1: Close `additionalServerHandle` before `continue`; otherwise skipping an account here can leak a callback server/port.</violation>
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<violation number="1" location="src/auth/antigravity/fetch.ts:79">
P2: `getModelFamilyFromModelName()` treats any model name containing `"pro"` as `gemini-pro`, which is likely too broad and can misclassify non-Gemini models. This can cause incorrect per-family rate-limit tracking/rotation.
Consider only mapping to `gemini-pro` when the model name actually indicates Gemini (or use a stricter pattern like `gemini-.*pro`).</violation>
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P1 Fixes: - plugin.ts: Close serverHandle before early return on missing refresh_token - plugin.ts: Close additionalServerHandle before continue on missing refresh_token P2 Fixes: - fetch.ts: Remove overly broad 'pro' matching in getModelFamilyFromModelName
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11 issues found across 11 files
Confidence score: 2/5
- Runtime flow is fragile:
await import("open")insrc/auth/antigravity/plugin.tscan fail because the dependency isn’t declared, aborting multi-account OAuth when users add accounts. - Multiple antigravity helpers (
plugin.ts,storage.ts,fetch.ts) introduce regressions such as lingering server handles, inconsistent data directories on Windows, and overly broad model detection that will misclassify rate limits. - Tests meant to protect these behaviors (
accounts.test.ts,storage.test.ts) aren’t asserting the right things, so current regressions could merge undetected. - Pay close attention to
src/auth/antigravity/plugin.ts,src/auth/antigravity/storage.ts,src/auth/antigravity/fetch.ts- multiple runtime and logic regressions.
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<file name="src/auth/antigravity/fetch.ts">
<violation number="1" location="src/auth/antigravity/fetch.ts:79">
P2: The `|| lower.includes("pro")` condition is too broad and will misclassify any model with "pro" in its name (e.g., "gpt-4-pro", "mistral-pro") as "gemini-pro". Since Gemini Pro models already contain "gemini" in their names, only checking for "gemini" is sufficient.</violation>
<violation number="2" location="src/auth/antigravity/fetch.ts:84">
P2: `getModelFamilyFromUrl()` is case-sensitive; URLs with different casing can be misclassified as `gemini-pro`, affecting rate-limit tracking and rotation. Normalize the URL before checking substrings.</violation>
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<file name="src/auth/antigravity/accounts.test.ts">
<violation number="1" location="src/auth/antigravity/accounts.test.ts:318">
P2: Test doesn't verify what it claims. Creating a new `manager2` instance defeats the purpose of testing model family independence. The test should use the same manager instance to verify that user1 (rate-limited for claude) can still be returned for gemini-flash requests.</violation>
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<file name="src/cli/commands/auth.ts">
<violation number="1" location="src/cli/commands/auth.ts:85">
P2: Missing error handling for `saveAccounts`. If the write fails, the user gets an unhandled error instead of a friendly message with proper exit code. Consider wrapping in try-catch to return exit code 1 on failure.</violation>
</file>
<file name="src/auth/antigravity/plugin.ts">
<violation number="1" location="src/auth/antigravity/plugin.ts:330">
P2: Resource leak: `additionalServerHandle` is never closed after successful OAuth completion. The server handle is only closed in the catch block. Add `additionalServerHandle.close()` after pushing the account to the array.</violation>
<violation number="2" location="src/auth/antigravity/plugin.ts:348">
P1: `await import("open")` can fail at runtime (and `open` isn't declared as a dependency), which will abort the multi-account OAuth flow when adding additional accounts. Either add `open` as a dependency, or guard the import so a missing module falls back to showing the URL instead of failing the entire login.</violation>
<violation number="3" location="src/auth/antigravity/plugin.ts:371">
P2: Resource leak: `additionalServerHandle` not closed before `continue`. When OAuth returns an error or no code, the server handle should be closed before skipping to the next iteration.</violation>
</file>
<file name="src/auth/antigravity/storage.ts">
<violation number="1" location="src/auth/antigravity/storage.ts:6">
P1: This `getDataDir()` implementation uses APPDATA on Windows, but the existing `getDataDir()` in `src/shared/data-path.ts` explicitly uses XDG paths (`~/.local/share`) on ALL platforms including Windows to match OpenCode's behavior. This inconsistency will cause account data to be stored in a different location than other OpenCode data on Windows.
Consider importing and using the shared utility instead.</violation>
</file>
<file name="src/auth/antigravity/storage.test.ts">
<violation number="1" location="src/auth/antigravity/storage.test.ts:263">
P2: Platform-specific test should be skipped on Windows. Unix file permissions (0o600) don't apply on Windows which uses ACLs. Consider using `it.skipIf(process.platform === 'win32')` to avoid false failures on Windows.</violation>
<violation number="2" location="src/auth/antigravity/storage.test.ts:319">
P2: Test does not verify what it claims. The test 'uses unique temp filename with pid and timestamp' only checks that the final file exists, which would pass regardless of whether temp files are used or how they are named. Consider either removing this test or properly verifying the temp file naming pattern (e.g., by mocking `fs.writeFile`/`fs.rename` and inspecting the temp path).</violation>
<violation number="3" location="src/auth/antigravity/storage.test.ts:357">
P2: Test has unreliable assertion logic. If permissions don't work as expected on the platform, the test silently passes without verifying anything. Consider using `it.skipIf(process.platform === 'win32')` and using `expect(promise).rejects.toThrow()` pattern to ensure the error is actually thrown.</violation>
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| if (lower.includes("claude") || lower.includes("anthropic")) return "claude" | ||
| if (lower.includes("flash")) return "gemini-flash" | ||
| if (lower.includes("gemini") || lower.includes("pro")) return "gemini-pro" |
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P2: The || lower.includes("pro") condition is too broad and will misclassify any model with "pro" in its name (e.g., "gpt-4-pro", "mistral-pro") as "gemini-pro". Since Gemini Pro models already contain "gemini" in their names, only checking for "gemini" is sufficient.
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<comment>The `|| lower.includes("pro")` condition is too broad and will misclassify any model with "pro" in its name (e.g., "gpt-4-pro", "mistral-pro") as "gemini-pro". Since Gemini Pro models already contain "gemini" in their names, only checking for "gemini" is sufficient.</comment>
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+ const lower = modelName.toLowerCase()
+ if (lower.includes("claude") || lower.includes("anthropic")) return "claude"
+ if (lower.includes("flash")) return "gemini-flash"
+ if (lower.includes("gemini") || lower.includes("pro")) return "gemini-pro"
+ return null
+}
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| if (lower.includes("gemini") || lower.includes("pro")) return "gemini-pro" | |
| if (lower.includes("gemini")) return "gemini-pro" |
| // #when - get account for claude (should rotate) | ||
| const claudeAccount = manager.getCurrentOrNextForFamily("claude") | ||
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P2: Test doesn't verify what it claims. Creating a new manager2 instance defeats the purpose of testing model family independence. The test should use the same manager instance to verify that user1 (rate-limited for claude) can still be returned for gemini-flash requests.
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<comment>Test doesn't verify what it claims. Creating a new `manager2` instance defeats the purpose of testing model family independence. The test should use the same manager instance to verify that user1 (rate-limited for claude) can still be returned for gemini-flash requests.</comment>
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+ // #when - get account for claude (should rotate)
+ const claudeAccount = manager.getCurrentOrNextForFamily("claude")
+
+ // Reset to first account for gemini test
+ const manager2 = new AccountManager(auth, storedAccounts)
+ const current2 = manager2.getCurrentAccount()!
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P2: Missing error handling for saveAccounts. If the write fails, the user gets an unhandled error instead of a friendly message with proper exit code. Consider wrapping in try-catch to return exit code 1 on failure.
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<comment>Missing error handling for `saveAccounts`. If the write fails, the user gets an unhandled error instead of a friendly message with proper exit code. Consider wrapping in try-catch to return exit code 1 on failure.</comment>
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+ accounts.activeIndex--
+ }
+
+ await saveAccounts(accounts)
+
+ console.log(`Removed account: ${removed.email || "Unknown"} (index ${index})`)
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| expect(content).toContain(" ") | ||
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P2: Platform-specific test should be skipped on Windows. Unix file permissions (0o600) don't apply on Windows which uses ACLs. Consider using it.skipIf(process.platform === 'win32') to avoid false failures on Windows.
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<comment>Platform-specific test should be skipped on Windows. Unix file permissions (0o600) don't apply on Windows which uses ACLs. Consider using `it.skipIf(process.platform === 'win32')` to avoid false failures on Windows.</comment>
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+ expect(content).toContain(" ")
+ })
+
+ it("sets restrictive file permissions (0o600) for security", async () => {
+ // #given
+ // testStoragePath is ready
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| it("sets restrictive file permissions (0o600) for security", async () => { | |
| it.skipIf(process.platform === "win32")("sets restrictive file permissions (0o600) for security", async () => { |
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P2: Test does not verify what it claims. The test 'uses unique temp filename with pid and timestamp' only checks that the final file exists, which would pass regardless of whether temp files are used or how they are named. Consider either removing this test or properly verifying the temp file naming pattern (e.g., by mocking fs.writeFile/fs.rename and inspecting the temp path).
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<comment>Test does not verify what it claims. The test 'uses unique temp filename with pid and timestamp' only checks that the final file exists, which would pass regardless of whether temp files are used or how they are named. Consider either removing this test or properly verifying the temp file naming pattern (e.g., by mocking `fs.writeFile`/`fs.rename` and inspecting the temp path).</comment>
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+ await fs.chmod(readOnlyPath, 0o644)
+ })
+
+ it("uses unique temp filename with pid and timestamp", async () => {
+ // #given
+ // We verify this by checking the implementation behavior
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| if (url.includes("claude")) return "claude" | ||
| if (url.includes("flash")) return "gemini-flash" | ||
| return "gemini-pro" |
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P2: getModelFamilyFromUrl() is case-sensitive; URLs with different casing can be misclassified as gemini-pro, affecting rate-limit tracking and rotation. Normalize the URL before checking substrings.
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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At src/auth/antigravity/fetch.ts, line 84:
<comment>`getModelFamilyFromUrl()` is case-sensitive; URLs with different casing can be misclassified as `gemini-pro`, affecting rate-limit tracking and rotation. Normalize the URL before checking substrings.</comment>
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+}
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+function getModelFamilyFromUrl(url: string): ModelFamily {
+ if (url.includes("claude")) return "claude"
+ if (url.includes("flash")) return "gemini-flash"
+ return "gemini-pro"
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| if (url.includes("claude")) return "claude" | |
| if (url.includes("flash")) return "gemini-flash" | |
| return "gemini-pro" | |
| const lower = url.toLowerCase() | |
| if (lower.includes("claude")) return "claude" | |
| if (lower.includes("flash")) return "gemini-flash" | |
| return "gemini-pro" |
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9 issues found across 11 files
Confidence score: 3/5
- Multiple resource leaks in
src/auth/antigravity/plugin.tsleaveadditionalServerHandleopen after success paths and error/continue branches, risking dangling HTTP servers and port exhaustion under real-world use. - Early returns on throttling in
src/auth/antigravity/fetch.tsfail to consume the body, which can exhaust HTTP connections and degrade reliability under load. - Removing the final account in
src/cli/commands/auth.tssetsactiveIndexto 0 despite an empty array, creating invalid state for subsequent operations. - Pay close attention to
src/auth/antigravity/plugin.ts,src/auth/antigravity/fetch.ts,src/cli/commands/auth.ts,src/auth/antigravity/storage.ts- resource leaks and inconsistent state handling need resolution before merge.
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<file name="src/auth/antigravity/storage.test.ts">
<violation number="1" location="src/auth/antigravity/storage.test.ts:34">
P2: Test may not catch intended failure scenario. If `saveAccounts` succeeds (file permissions may behave differently across systems), this test still passes since no temp files would exist after a successful write. Consider asserting that an error was actually thrown.</violation>
<violation number="2" location="src/auth/antigravity/storage.test.ts:34">
P2: Weak assertion pattern may lead to false positive. If `loadAccounts` silently returns `null` instead of re-throwing EACCES errors, this test passes without any assertion. Consider tracking whether an error was thrown and asserting on that.</violation>
</file>
<file name="src/cli/commands/auth.ts">
<violation number="1" location="src/cli/commands/auth.ts:79">
P2: When the last account is removed, `activeIndex` is incorrectly set to 0 even though the accounts array is empty. `Math.max(0, accounts.accounts.length - 1)` evaluates to `Math.max(0, -1) = 0`, creating an invalid state where `activeIndex` points to a non-existent account.</violation>
</file>
<file name="src/auth/antigravity/storage.ts">
<violation number="1" location="src/auth/antigravity/storage.ts:6">
P2: This `getDataDir()` duplicates the existing utility in `src/shared/data-path.ts` but with inconsistent Windows behavior. The shared utility uses `~/.local/share` for ALL platforms to match OpenCode's behavior, while this implementation uses `APPDATA` on Windows. Consider using the shared utility or explicitly aligning the behavior to avoid inconsistent storage paths.</violation>
</file>
<file name="src/auth/antigravity/plugin.ts">
<violation number="1" location="src/auth/antigravity/plugin.ts:371">
P2: Resource leak: `additionalServerHandle` is not closed before `continue` when OAuth fails with error or missing code. This leaves HTTP servers running and can exhaust port resources.</violation>
<violation number="2" location="src/auth/antigravity/plugin.ts:375">
P2: Resource leak: `additionalServerHandle` is not closed before `continue` when verifier mismatch occurs.</violation>
<violation number="3" location="src/auth/antigravity/plugin.ts:436">
P1: Resource leak: `additionalServerHandle` is not closed after successfully authenticating an additional account. The server handle should be closed after the account is added to the array.</violation>
</file>
<file name="src/auth/antigravity/fetch.ts">
<violation number="1" location="src/auth/antigravity/fetch.ts:258">
P1: When returning early for 429/5xx, the Response body is left unconsumed. This can prevent connection reuse and cause resource leaks under load. Cancel/drain the body before returning RateLimitInfo.</violation>
<violation number="2" location="src/auth/antigravity/fetch.ts:434">
P2: Uncaught loadAccounts() IO errors can break all requests. Consider catching and falling back to single-account behavior (and still setting accountsLoaded=true) so auth continues to work even if the accounts file is unreadable.</violation>
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P1 Fixes: - plugin.ts: Close additionalServerHandle after successful account auth - fetch.ts: Cancel response body on 429/5xx to prevent connection leaks P2 Fixes: - plugin.ts: Close additionalServerHandle on OAuth error/missing code - plugin.ts: Close additionalServerHandle on verifier mismatch - auth.ts: Set activeIndex to -1 when all accounts removed - storage.ts: Use shared getDataDir utility for consistent paths - fetch.ts: Catch loadAccounts IO errors with graceful fallback - storage.test.ts: Improve test assertions with proper error tracking
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<file name="src/auth/antigravity/storage.ts">
<violation number="1" location="src/auth/antigravity/storage.ts:7">
P1: Breaking change on Windows: The shared `getDataDir()` uses `~/.local/share` on ALL platforms including Windows, but the old implementation used `%APPDATA%` on Windows. This will cause existing Windows users' account data to become inaccessible as the new code looks in a different location.
Either restore the Windows-specific handling in this file, or update the shared module to respect Windows conventions.</violation>
</file>
<file name="src/auth/antigravity/storage.test.ts">
<violation number="1" location="src/auth/antigravity/storage.test.ts:381">
P2: Test passes without any assertion when `thrownError` is null. Add an assertion about the expected behavior when permissions don't work (e.g., `expect(result).toBeNull()` or use a proper test skip mechanism), otherwise this test provides false confidence.</violation>
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P1: Breaking change on Windows: The shared getDataDir() uses ~/.local/share on ALL platforms including Windows, but the old implementation used %APPDATA% on Windows. This will cause existing Windows users' account data to become inaccessible as the new code looks in a different location.
Either restore the Windows-specific handling in this file, or update the shared module to respect Windows conventions.
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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At src/auth/antigravity/storage.ts, line 7:
<comment>Breaking change on Windows: The shared `getDataDir()` uses `~/.local/share` on ALL platforms including Windows, but the old implementation used `%APPDATA%` on Windows. This will cause existing Windows users' account data to become inaccessible as the new code looks in a different location.
Either restore the Windows-specific handling in this file, or update the shared module to respect Windows conventions.</comment>
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- const xdgData = process.env.XDG_DATA_HOME || join(homedir(), ".local", "share")
- return join(xdgData, "opencode")
+ return join(getSharedDataDir(), "opencode")
}
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| expect((thrownError as NodeJS.ErrnoException).code).not.toBe("ENOENT") | ||
| } else { | ||
| console.log("[TEST SKIP] File permissions did not work as expected on this system, got result:", result) |
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P2: Test passes without any assertion when thrownError is null. Add an assertion about the expected behavior when permissions don't work (e.g., expect(result).toBeNull() or use a proper test skip mechanism), otherwise this test provides false confidence.
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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At src/auth/antigravity/storage.test.ts, line 381:
<comment>Test passes without any assertion when `thrownError` is null. Add an assertion about the expected behavior when permissions don't work (e.g., `expect(result).toBeNull()` or use a proper test skip mechanism), otherwise this test provides false confidence.</comment>
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@@ -362,13 +365,20 @@ describe("storage", () => {
+ if (thrownError) {
+ expect((thrownError as NodeJS.ErrnoException).code).not.toBe("ENOENT")
+ } else {
+ console.log("[TEST SKIP] File permissions did not work as expected on this system, got result:", result)
}
</file context>
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9 issues found across 12 files (changes from recent commits).
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<file name="src/auth/antigravity/constants.ts">
<violation number="1" location="src/auth/antigravity/constants.ts:143">
P3: Comment on `levels` is inconsistent with the actual supported values in `ANTIGRAVITY_MODEL_CONFIGS` (e.g., includes "minimal" and "medium"). This is misleading for future maintainers—update the comment (or restrict the values) so it matches real usage.</violation>
<violation number="2" location="src/auth/antigravity/constants.ts:234">
P2: Regex patterns for stripping UI variant suffixes are incomplete. They don't match all reasoning effort levels from `REASONING_EFFORT_BUDGET_MAP` (missing `minimal`, `medium`, `xhigh`), which could cause config lookup failures for models with these suffixes.</violation>
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<file name="src/auth/antigravity/browser.test.ts">
<violation number="1" location="src/auth/antigravity/browser.test.ts:13">
P1: Assertion is too weak and test setup doesn't guarantee an error. Test should mock `open` to throw and assert `expect(result).toBe(false)`.</violation>
<violation number="2" location="src/auth/antigravity/browser.test.ts:13">
P1: Assertion is too weak - test name says 'returns true' but only verifies result is a boolean. This test will pass even if the function incorrectly returns `false`.</violation>
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<file name="src/auth/antigravity/thinking.ts">
<violation number="1" location="src/auth/antigravity/thinking.ts:555">
P1: The `auto` reasoning_effort returns `-1` as `thinkingBudget` without implementing dynamic calculation. Per constants.ts, `auto: -1` is documented as triggering "dynamic calculation based on context", but no such logic exists here. This passes -1 directly to the API as the budget value.</violation>
<violation number="2" location="src/auth/antigravity/thinking.ts:689">
P1: `budgetToLevel` can return invalid levels for models. The function returns levels from `budgetMap` (e.g., "minimal", "medium") without validating they exist in `config.levels`. For `gemini-3-pro-preview` which only supports `["low", "high"]`, passing budget 512 returns "minimal" - an invalid level for that model.</violation>
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<file name="src/auth/antigravity/request.test.ts">
<violation number="1" location="src/auth/antigravity/request.test.ts:177">
P2: Test has no assertions. While the comment says "should not throw", this is verified implicitly. The test should also verify the request field remains unchanged to ensure the function handles this edge case correctly.</violation>
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<file name="src/auth/antigravity/integration.test.ts">
<violation number="1" location="src/auth/antigravity/integration.test.ts:169">
P2: Test does not match its description. The test claims to verify "System prompt not duplicated on retry" but only performs a single transformation - there is no retry scenario being tested. To actually test retry behavior, the test should call `transformRequest` (and/or apply thinking config) twice and verify the identity block count remains 1 after the second pass.</violation>
</file>
<file name="src/auth/antigravity/request.ts">
<violation number="1" location="src/auth/antigravity/request.ts:170">
P3: Misleading comment: says "Prepend existing parts" but the code actually appends them using `push()`. The Antigravity prompt comes first, then existing parts are added after - this is appending, not prepending.</violation>
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P1: Assertion is too weak and test setup doesn't guarantee an error. Test should mock open to throw and assert expect(result).toBe(false).
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<comment>Assertion is too weak and test setup doesn't guarantee an error. Test should mock `open` to throw and assert `expect(result).toBe(false)`.</comment>
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+ const result = await openBrowserURL(url)
+
+ // #then
+ expect(typeof result).toBe("boolean")
+ })
+
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P1: Assertion is too weak - test name says 'returns true' but only verifies result is a boolean. This test will pass even if the function incorrectly returns false.
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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At src/auth/antigravity/browser.test.ts, line 13:
<comment>Assertion is too weak - test name says 'returns true' but only verifies result is a boolean. This test will pass even if the function incorrectly returns `false`.</comment>
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+ const result = await openBrowserURL(url)
+
+ // #then
+ expect(typeof result).toBe("boolean")
+ })
+
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| expect(typeof result).toBe("boolean") | |
| expect(result).toBe(true) |
| // Special marker: delete thinkingConfig entirely | ||
| return { deleteThinkingConfig: true } | ||
| } | ||
| return { |
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P1: The auto reasoning_effort returns -1 as thinkingBudget without implementing dynamic calculation. Per constants.ts, auto: -1 is documented as triggering "dynamic calculation based on context", but no such logic exists here. This passes -1 directly to the API as the budget value.
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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At src/auth/antigravity/thinking.ts, line 555:
<comment>The `auto` reasoning_effort returns `-1` as `thinkingBudget` without implementing dynamic calculation. Per constants.ts, `auto: -1` is documented as triggering "dynamic calculation based on context", but no such logic exists here. This passes -1 directly to the API as the budget value.</comment>
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+ // Special marker: delete thinkingConfig entirely
+ return { deleteThinkingConfig: true }
+ }
+ return {
+ includeThoughts: true,
+ thinkingBudget: budget,
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| return { | |
| if (budget === -1) { | |
| // Auto mode: use default budget (dynamic calculation not yet implemented) | |
| return { | |
| includeThoughts: true, | |
| thinkingBudget: DEFAULT_THINKING_BUDGET, | |
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P1: budgetToLevel can return invalid levels for models. The function returns levels from budgetMap (e.g., "minimal", "medium") without validating they exist in config.levels. For gemini-3-pro-preview which only supports ["low", "high"], passing budget 512 returns "minimal" - an invalid level for that model.
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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At src/auth/antigravity/thinking.ts, line 689:
<comment>`budgetToLevel` can return invalid levels for models. The function returns levels from `budgetMap` (e.g., "minimal", "medium") without validating they exist in `config.levels`. For `gemini-3-pro-preview` which only supports `["low", "high"]`, passing budget 512 returns "minimal" - an invalid level for that model.</comment>
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+ }
+
+ // Return matching level or highest available
+ if (budgetMap[budget]) {
+ return budgetMap[budget]
+ }
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| if (budgetMap[budget]) { | |
| if (budgetMap[budget] && config.levels.includes(budgetMap[budget])) { |
| // #when | ||
| injectSystemPrompt(wrappedBody) | ||
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P2: Test has no assertions. While the comment says "should not throw", this is verified implicitly. The test should also verify the request field remains unchanged to ensure the function handles this edge case correctly.
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<comment>Test has no assertions. While the comment says "should not throw", this is verified implicitly. The test should also verify the request field remains unchanged to ensure the function handles this edge case correctly.</comment>
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+ // #when
+ injectSystemPrompt(wrappedBody)
+
+ // #then - should not throw
+ })
+ })
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| // #then - should not throw | |
| // #then - should not throw, request should remain unchanged | |
| expect(wrappedBody.request).toBe("not an object") |
| expect(thinkingConfigResult?.thinkingBudget).toBe(24576) | ||
| }) | ||
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| it("System prompt not duplicated on retry", () => { |
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P2: Test does not match its description. The test claims to verify "System prompt not duplicated on retry" but only performs a single transformation - there is no retry scenario being tested. To actually test retry behavior, the test should call transformRequest (and/or apply thinking config) twice and verify the identity block count remains 1 after the second pass.
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<comment>Test does not match its description. The test claims to verify "System prompt not duplicated on retry" but only performs a single transformation - there is no retry scenario being tested. To actually test retry behavior, the test should call `transformRequest` (and/or apply thinking config) twice and verify the identity block count remains 1 after the second pass.</comment>
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+ expect(thinkingConfigResult?.thinkingBudget).toBe(24576)
+ })
+
+ it("System prompt not duplicated on retry", () => {
+ // #given
+ const inputBody: Record<string, unknown> = {
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| normalized = normalized.replace(/-thinking-(low|medium|high)$/, "") | ||
| normalized = normalized.replace(/-(high|low)$/, "") |
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P2: Regex patterns for stripping UI variant suffixes are incomplete. They don't match all reasoning effort levels from REASONING_EFFORT_BUDGET_MAP (missing minimal, medium, xhigh), which could cause config lookup failures for models with these suffixes.
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<comment>Regex patterns for stripping UI variant suffixes are incomplete. They don't match all reasoning effort levels from `REASONING_EFFORT_BUDGET_MAP` (missing `minimal`, `medium`, `xhigh`), which could cause config lookup failures for models with these suffixes.</comment>
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+ }
+
+ // 3. Strip UI variant suffixes (-high, -low, -thinking-*)
+ normalized = normalized.replace(/-thinking-(low|medium|high)$/, "")
+ normalized = normalized.replace(/-(high|low)$/, "")
+
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| normalized = normalized.replace(/-thinking-(low|medium|high)$/, "") | |
| normalized = normalized.replace(/-(high|low)$/, "") | |
| normalized = normalized.replace(/-thinking-(minimal|low|medium|high|xhigh)$/, "") | |
| normalized = normalized.replace(/-(minimal|low|medium|high|xhigh)$/, "") |
| min: number | ||
| max: number | ||
| zeroAllowed: boolean | ||
| levels?: string[] // lowercase only: "low", "high" (NOT "LOW", "HIGH") |
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P3: Comment on levels is inconsistent with the actual supported values in ANTIGRAVITY_MODEL_CONFIGS (e.g., includes "minimal" and "medium"). This is misleading for future maintainers—update the comment (or restrict the values) so it matches real usage.
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<comment>Comment on `levels` is inconsistent with the actual supported values in `ANTIGRAVITY_MODEL_CONFIGS` (e.g., includes "minimal" and "medium"). This is misleading for future maintainers—update the comment (or restrict the values) so it matches real usage.</comment>
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+ min: number
+ max: number
+ zeroAllowed: boolean
+ levels?: string[] // lowercase only: "low", "high" (NOT "LOW", "HIGH")
+}
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| levels?: string[] // lowercase only: "low", "high" (NOT "LOW", "HIGH") | |
| levels?: string[] // lowercase only (e.g., "minimal", "low", "medium", "high") |
| // Build new parts array - Antigravity prompt first, then existing parts | ||
| const newParts: Array<{ text: string }> = [{ text: ANTIGRAVITY_SYSTEM_PROMPT }] | ||
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P3: Misleading comment: says "Prepend existing parts" but the code actually appends them using push(). The Antigravity prompt comes first, then existing parts are added after - this is appending, not prepending.
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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At src/auth/antigravity/request.ts, line 170:
<comment>Misleading comment: says "Prepend existing parts" but the code actually appends them using `push()`. The Antigravity prompt comes first, then existing parts are added after - this is appending, not prepending.</comment>
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+ // Build new parts array - Antigravity prompt first, then existing parts
+ const newParts: Array<{ text: string }> = [{ text: ANTIGRAVITY_SYSTEM_PROMPT }]
+
+ // Prepend existing parts if systemInstruction exists with parts
+ if (req.systemInstruction && typeof req.systemInstruction === "object") {
+ const existing = req.systemInstruction as Record<string, unknown>
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| // Prepend existing parts if systemInstruction exists with parts | |
| // Append existing parts if systemInstruction exists with parts |
Root cause: Antigravity API expects 'claude-sonnet-4-5-thinking' but we were sending 'gemini-claude-sonnet-4-5-thinking'. Ported alias mapping from CLIProxyAPI antigravity_executor.go:1328-1347. Transforms: - gemini-claude-sonnet-4-5-thinking → claude-sonnet-4-5-thinking - gemini-claude-opus-4-5-thinking → claude-opus-4-5-thinking - gemini-3-pro-preview → gemini-3-pro-high - gemini-3-flash-preview → gemini-3-flash
Missing required fields from CLIProxyAPI implementation: - requestType: 'agent' - request.toolConfig.functionCallingConfig.mode: 'VALIDATED' - Delete request.safetySettings Also strip 'antigravity-' prefix before alias transformation.
CLIProxyAPI's alias mappings don't work with public Antigravity API: - gemini-3-pro-preview → gemini-3-pro-high (404!) - gemini-3-flash-preview → gemini-3-flash (404!) Tested: -preview suffix names work, transformed names return 404. Keep only gemini-claude-* prefix stripping for future Claude support.
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P2: The `functionCallingConfig` object is completely replaced rather than merged, which could lose existing properties like `allowedFunctionNames`. Consider merging the nested object to preserve any user-specified function restrictions.</violation>
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…gravity API Implements explicit switch-based model name mappings for Antigravity API. Updates SANDBOX endpoint constants to clarify quota/availability behavior. Fixes test expectations to match new transformation logic. 🤖 Generated with assistance of OhMyOpenCode
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P3: The comment is inconsistent with the actual fallback list (non-sandbox endpoints are included). Either update the comment to reflect mixed endpoints or split Claude vs non-Claude endpoints so the behavior is explicit.</violation>
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| // API Endpoint Fallbacks - matches CLIProxyAPI antigravity_executor.go:1192-1201 | ||
| // Claude models only available on SANDBOX endpoints (429 quota vs 404 not found) |
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P3: The comment is inconsistent with the actual fallback list (non-sandbox endpoints are included). Either update the comment to reflect mixed endpoints or split Claude vs non-Claude endpoints so the behavior is explicit.
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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At src/auth/antigravity/constants.ts, line 39:
<comment>The comment is inconsistent with the actual fallback list (non-sandbox endpoints are included). Either update the comment to reflect mixed endpoints or split Claude vs non-Claude endpoints so the behavior is explicit.</comment>
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-// API Endpoint Fallbacks (order: daily → autopush → prod)
+// API Endpoint Fallbacks - matches CLIProxyAPI antigravity_executor.go:1192-1201
+// Claude models only available on SANDBOX endpoints (429 quota vs 404 not found)
export const ANTIGRAVITY_ENDPOINT_FALLBACKS = [
- "https://daily-cloudcode-pa.sandbox.googleapis.com", // dev
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| // Claude models only available on SANDBOX endpoints (429 quota vs 404 not found) | |
| // Claude models may require SANDBOX endpoints (429 quota vs 404 not found on some prod endpoints). |
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Summary
Add multi-account support to oh-my-opencode's built-in Google Antigravity auth with automatic rotation on rate limits, similar to shekohex/opencode-google-antigravity-auth.
Features
opencode auth login~/.local/share/opencode/oh-my-opencode-accounts.json(XDG) or%APPDATA%\opencode\(Windows)bunx oh-my-opencode auth listandauth remove <index|email>Changes
New Files
src/auth/antigravity/types.ts- Multi-account types (ModelFamily, AccountTier, RateLimitState, etc.)src/auth/antigravity/storage.ts- Cross-platform account persistencesrc/auth/antigravity/accounts.ts- AccountManager with rotation logicsrc/auth/antigravity/cli.ts- Prompts for multi-account setupsrc/cli/commands/auth.ts- CLI commands for account managementModified Files
src/auth/antigravity/plugin.ts- Multi-account OAuth flow integrationsrc/auth/antigravity/fetch.ts- Rate limit detection and account rotationsrc/cli/index.ts- Register auth commandsTesting
Backward Compatibility
📋 Work Plan (.sisyphus/plans/multi-account-antigravity-auth.md)
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