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fix(antigravity): keep turns open for running commands so Stop can end them - #16582
Antigravity can return end_turn while an execute command still runs. The turn used to complete immediately, leaving Stop unable to end the command.
The Antigravity flavor now keeps started commands as background work and owns the agent process group. Stop and fallback Steer/Restart tear down that group; the next turn respawns the agent. If the agent exits after replying, the retained turn now fails and clears its running items after process cleanup. Pending approvals do not retain the turn, and batch subagents without completion notifications still go idle when the root prompt ends. This ports @yaacovcorcos's original fix to the extracted ACP adapter, preserving contributor commits and merging main without rewriting history. Fixes#16442.
Verification on 8d33e172ab (headless Linux, Node 24):
Original three added tests rebuilt as three declarations covering six behavioral cases: terminal command update, Stop, fallback restart, agent crash before or after prompt settlement, and batch subagents. Stop/restart/crash verify command and agent termination, then a different live agent. Antigravity suite: 14 passed. Fallback, crash, and callback-ordering regressions were demonstrated red before their production fixes, then green.
Full ACP adapter suite: 118 passed. Process-tree suite: 22 passed, one existing environment failure because Node is absent from /usr/bin:/bin (this host uses NVM). Antigravity protocol: 37 passed.
Five independent full-diff review rounds with Claude Opus 5.5 and GPT-6-Sol; confirmed Stop/crash/order findings fixed. Final round found no confirmed code defects. Final reviewers reran 132 Antigravity/ACP tests and 152 Antigravity/ACP/Grok tests successfully.
Scoped @t3tools/provider-acp and t3 typechecks, targeted lint/format, and diff whitespace checks pass.
Isolated web/server with the repository ACP mock: command remains alive after reply with Stop available. Killing agent 157744 reaped command 158192 and promptly failed the turn; the next prompt spawned agent 159635. Stop reaped it and command 159699. A subsequent Steer reaped agent 164714/command 164726, then started agent 165046/command 165364. Ending that replacement command completed normally. Stop/Steer captures below are from 97b2e32 and remain representative. Crash proof was refreshed on 5a411e9 (the later correction only narrows this unchanged branch to deferred work): killing agent 215658 reaped command 215743 and failed the turn; the next prompt started agent 218327/command 218490 and completed after its terminal update. The callback-ordering race is covered deterministically by the focused test. Current main was merged cleanly; the PR patch is byte-identical across that merge.
Not verified with the real Google Antigravity agent/account, detached descendants outside the owned process tree, macOS, Windows, iOS, Android, or Electron desktop. Provider-specific terminal update delivery still needs a real-account smoke test. Every interrupt now incurs an agent restart/resume; real-account latency is unmeasured.
Original implementation by @yaacovcorcos in #16582. Maintainer rebuild: GPT-6.1-Sol in the Codex harness, tests by GPT-6-Astra, adversarial reviews by Claude Opus 5.5 and GPT-6-Sol through T3 Code.
…d them
Antigravity can answer end_turn while a command it started is still
running. T3 Code then marked the turn and the command completed, and a
later Stop had no turn to act on, so the command kept running.
The Antigravity flavor now treats running execute tools as background
work, so the turn stays open until the command's terminal update or an
explicit Stop. Tools still awaiting approval do not hold it. The agent
runs in its own process group, and Stop tears that group down, ending
the commands in it; the next turn respawns the agent. Subagent batches
still go idle when the root turn ends instead of holding it open.
Fixespingdotgg#16442
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Macroscope's review found this PR requires human approval — Antigravity interrupts now terminate the agent’s process group and restart its runtime, while commands can remain stoppable after a reply. A human needs to accept this default change to command lifetime and session continuity.
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The Antigravity adapter configures runtime process-group ownership and termination on interrupts. The mock agent and tests cover running commands, turn completion, process termination, and starting a later turn.
Runtime creation receives the host platform, detached process-group ownership on all platforms, and descendant process-group ownership on Linux. Interrupts restart the runtime and terminate its process group. Eligible execute calls with a defined, non-pending status return their tool-call ID as a background task ID.
Command interruption and restart tests apps/server/scripts/acp-mock-agent.ts, apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/Adapters/AntigravityAdapterV2.test.ts
The mock agent can spawn a long-lived child, record process IDs, emit an in-progress command update, and either end the turn or remain pending. Tests verify command and agent termination on interruption and verify that a later turn starts a new agent.
sequenceDiagram
participant AntigravityAdapterV2
participant ACPRuntime
participant MockACPAgent
participant CommandProcess
AntigravityAdapterV2->>ACPRuntime: Configure process-group ownership
ACPRuntime->>MockACPAgent: Start agent for turn
MockACPAgent->>CommandProcess: Spawn long-lived command
AntigravityAdapterV2->>ACPRuntime: Interrupt and restart runtime
ACPRuntime->>CommandProcess: Terminate owned process group
ACPRuntime->>MockACPAgent: Start agent for later turn
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Possibly related issues
pingdotgg/t3code#33936 — The changes add Antigravity background-task identification and interrupt handling. The issue’s CLI classification, child lookup, and wakeup failures are outside this change.
pingdotgg/t3code#28415 — The changes identify eligible execute calls as background tasks, but do not add the requested wakeup continuation.
pingdotgg/t3code#30082 — The changes cover Antigravity background command items and interruption, but not completion continuation.
pingdotgg/t3code#19689 — The adapter terminates the owned process group on interrupt and restarts the runtime.
pingdotgg/t3code#28870 — The changes cover process-group termination and runtime restart, but do not address missing thinking.signature values.
pingdotgg/t3code#23552 — The changes modify background-task identification and interrupt handling, but do not address the protocol-v1 permission defect.
pingdotgg/t3code#29211 — The changes add Antigravity background-task identification and interrupt handling, but do not address Copilot wakeup or replay gaps.
Possibly related PRs
pingdotgg/t3code#28450 — Both changes address Antigravity commands that remain active after a prompt reply; that PR adds command tracking, deferred finalization, and wakeup handling.
pingdotgg/t3code#33952 — Both changes configure process-group ownership and terminate the group on Stop; this change also configures runtime restart.
pingdotgg/t3code#32500 — Both changes address ACP turn lifecycle when command work continues after prompt activity, including Stop handling.
Suggested labels:bugfix
Suggested reviewers:juliusmarminge
Merge Risk: Moderate · up to 946ba
Antigravity turns still complete while a started command is running, so the command item can stay shown as running after the process exits, which is the issue this PR targets. Stop-time teardown looks implemented, but turn retention should be fixed or the intended design clarified before merge.
Security architecture risk: Low · up to c52a2
The change improves command cleanup and prevents further work after a reported teardown failure. A remaining platform-specific ownership risk is that non-Linux POSIX cleanup uses a reusable numeric process-group identifier, which could target an unrelated group if the identifier is recycled.
Retained concerns
Low · security · inferred: Antigravity newly reaches a non-Linux POSIX teardown path that identifies ownership only by numeric PGID. After SIGTERM, the path waits before sending SIGKILL without revalidating ownership. If the original group disappears and its identifier is recycled, cleanup could signal an unrelated group permitted by the server account. This is a conditional failure-containment concern, not a reproduced exploit.
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Security Blast Radius
inferred — The intended termination scope is the locally spawned agent and inherited work. A recycled-PGID mis-target could cross runtime ownership boundaries, but signaling remains constrained by the operating-system permissions of the server process; the inspected change does not introduce privilege elevation.
Security Findings and Attack Paths
inferred — The supported conditional path is Stop reaching numeric-only POSIX group signaling, followed by identifier reuse before a later signal. This cleanup route is newly enabled for Antigravity, although the underlying implementation predates the PR. No successful mis-target or attacker-induced reproduction was established.
Trust Boundaries and Controls
observed — Before hard teardown, the adapter drains admitted native responses, quarantines the stopped transport generation, advances callback generation, and cancels pending requests. A Stop targeting a different live turn does not tear down that replacement turn.
Resilience and Maintainability Implications
observed — Added mock scenarios assert terminal-update settlement, command termination after Stop, and a subsequent live command with a different PID. The latter assertion does not independently prove that the agent process changed; runtime replacement is supported by the inspected recovery code.
Hardening Proposals
proposed — Use platform-supported stable ownership for non-Linux POSIX cleanup, and ensure later signals or scope finalizers cannot target a recycled group identifier. Validate teardown and recovery with agent identity and platform-specific process trees, rather than command PID changes alone.
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Issue #16442 requires a running Antigravity command to keep the turn open until the command finishes or Stop interrupts it. AntigravityAdapterV2.ts sets extractBackgroundTaskId, but its comment st…
Change the Antigravity lifecycle so a running execute command retains the turn until command completion or Stop. Update the focused test to assert that turn.terminal is not completed while the command runs, then assert interruption and …
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Issue #16442 requires a running Antigravity command to keep the turn open until the command finishes or Stop interrupts it. AntigravityAdapterV2.ts sets extractBackgroundTaskId, but its comment states that the turn does not wait. The added test keeps a command running past end_turn reachable by Stop explicitly expects turn.terminal to be completed while the command remains running. This leaves the primary turn-lifecycle requirement unmet, despite the process-group cleanup coverage.
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Change the Antigravity lifecycle so a running execute command retains the turn until command completion or Stop. Update the focused test to assert that turn.terminal is not completed while the command runs, then assert interruption and process cleanup on Stop.
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Assert the ACP agent PID, not only the command PID.
command.pid identifies a child command created by the mock agent, not the ACP agent process. A live agent can handle the second prompt and create a new command, so nextCommandPid !== commandPid can pass without a runtime respawn. This leaves the Stop respawn contract untested.
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lines 741 - 775:
Update the “lets Stop end the command and respawns the agent for the next turn”
test to compare ACP agent process IDs across turns, not just command process
IDs. Extend the mock session’s PID reporting as needed, then assert the agent
PID changes after Stop and the second turn; keep the command PID checks as
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- Around line 741-775: Update the “lets Stop end the command and respawns the
agent for the next turn” test to compare ACP agent process IDs across turns, not
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Taking over this one. I'll rebuild it against current main (the ACP adapter moved to packages/provider-acp since this was opened), trim the tests to the minimum that proves the fix, and push back here.
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- Around line 2356-2361: Update the runtime-termination branch guarded by
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Do not fail a settled turn after its deferred work finishes.
If the runtime exits during the three-second debounce after the last deferred task completes, this branch can mark the completed turn as failed. Limit this failure path to turns with deferred background work, while preserving runtime cleanup and restart.
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Update the runtime-termination branch guarded by followsAgentWorkState so failTurnAfterRuntimeTermination only handles turns that still have deferred background work; do not fail a settled turn after that work finishes during the debounce. Preserve runtime cleanup and restart behavior.
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Real Antigravity 1.4.5 never reports a command's end once its prompt has
returned, so holding the turn open for running commands left it active until
Stop and queued follow-up messages behind long-running commands such as dev
servers. Antigravity turns end at end_turn again, as on main. The agent still
runs in its own process group and every interrupt restarts it, so Stop during
an active turn ends the commands the agent started.
The shared ACP termination handling and subagent gate only served turns held
open past end_turn, so they are reverted.
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When Antigravity answered end_turn while a command it started was still
running, the turn completed and the command item was marked completed, so
Stop had no running work to target and the command kept running.
Antigravity's started execute tools are now tracked as background tasks
without deferring the turn. The turn still completes at end_turn and
follow-ups run at once, while the command item stays running. Stop routes to
that run as pending background work, and the interrupt tears down the
agent's process group, ending the command.
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Commands returned by extractBackgroundTaskId stay displayed as running if they finish after end_turn: this flavor does not defer background finalization, so adapter.ts clears activeTurn and its null-context update path ignores ordinary command terminal updates. Stop after settlement also cannot terminalize the row because no command context is retained. Retain and project command state through its terminal update, and terminalize it on teardown.
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In file @apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/Adapters/AntigravityAdapterV2.ts around line 245:
Commands returned by `extractBackgroundTaskId` stay displayed as running if they finish after `end_turn`: this flavor does not defer background finalization, so `adapter.ts` clears `activeTurn` and its null-context update path ignores ordinary command terminal updates. Stop after settlement also cannot terminalize the row because no command context is retained. Retain and project command state through its terminal update, and terminalize it on teardown.
[major] apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/Adapters/AntigravityAdapterV2.ts:245: Worse than main: commands preserved by extractBackgroundTaskId cannot complete through subsequent terminal tool updates. finalizeTurn clears activeTurn, and the null-context session-update path does not project command updates. A targeted regression check passed with the current main adapter but failed on this head: after a completed tool update, the command item remained running. This leaves false background work and Stop availability. Preserve command ownership after prompt settlement and route terminal updates to the original item.
Fails with: An Antigravity execute tool reports in_progress, the prompt returns end_turn, and the same tool later reports completed. Confirmed using the ACP mock runtime and an awaited session-update callback, followed by a metadata-event barrier. Antigravity clients receiving this supported ACP sequence retain a running command row after completion. Existing tests check preservation and process termination, but never deliver a terminal command update after end_turn; extend that coverage to assert the original item becomes completed.
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extractBackgroundTaskId so the turn remains active until the command finishes or
Stop interrupts it, without making batch subagents block settlement. Update the
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Change the Antigravity lifecycle so a running `execute` command retains the turn
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Keep the turn open while the command runs.
Antigravity does not enable deferred finalization, so end_turn completes the turn and clears its active context. If the command exits before another turn starts, its terminal update cannot update the original item, which can remain running.
Retain the turn until the command finishes or Stop interrupts it. Ensure batch subagents do not block settlement. Update the test to assert that lifecycle.
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Update the AntigravityAdapterV2 turn lifecycle associated with extractBackgroundTaskId so the turn remains active until the command finishes or Stop interrupts it, without making batch subagents block settlement. Update the lifecycle test to verify the turn stays open during execution and settles after completion or interruption.
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Antigravity can return
end_turnwhile an execute command still runs. The turn used to complete immediately, leaving Stop unable to end the command.The Antigravity flavor now keeps started commands as background work and owns the agent process group. Stop and fallback Steer/Restart tear down that group; the next turn respawns the agent. If the agent exits after replying, the retained turn now fails and clears its running items after process cleanup. Pending approvals do not retain the turn, and batch subagents without completion notifications still go idle when the root prompt ends. This ports @yaacovcorcos's original fix to the extracted ACP adapter, preserving contributor commits and merging main without rewriting history. Fixes #16442.
Verification on 8d33e172ab (headless Linux, Node 24):
/usr/bin:/bin(this host uses NVM). Antigravity protocol: 37 passed.@t3tools/provider-acpandt3typechecks, targeted lint/format, and diff whitespace checks pass.After reply, before Stop:
After Stop:
Stop flow recording · Steer flow recording
Agent crash before recovery fix: command is already gone, but the turn remains working.
Agent crash after recovery fix:
Crash recovery recording
Original implementation by @yaacovcorcos in #16582. Maintainer rebuild: GPT-6.1-Sol in the Codex harness, tests by GPT-6-Astra, adversarial reviews by Claude Opus 5.5 and GPT-6-Sol through T3 Code.