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With Antigravity on Agent Platform (Vertex AI), a GCP project and location, no API key and no Google Cloud application default credentials (ADC), T3 reports the provider as authenticated and sign-in says "Signed in.", yet the first message fails with failed to find default credentials and Settings never mentions ADC. The runtime does not check for ADC until the first prompt, so T3 should report the missing credentials before a thread starts.
Change
The Antigravity provider check, sign-in, model refresh and sessions now look for ADC where the runtime's Google client looks, in its order: the credentials file, then the metadata server (details below). With none present, the provider shows Unavailable with: "Agent Platform without an API key needs Google Cloud application default credentials. Run gcloud auth application-default login, or enter an API key in the Antigravity provider settings." Sign-in, model refresh and sessions fail with the same text before the runtime is spawned. Sign out, an API key and the other sign-in methods skip the check, and credentials created later are picked up on the next status refresh.
Scope
Bug fix: a provider status that says signed in when the first turn will fail with an error. Part of #23036; the issue's request for a credential-free Agent Platform sign-in remains. It does not change cached auth state (details below).
Verification
To see it on Linux web: 1. Settings → Providers → Add provider → Antigravity, Agent Platform (Vertex AI), any project and location, no API key, no ~/.config/gcloud/application_default_credentials.json and no Google metadata server. 2. Install Antigravity on that page. 3. Main shows Authenticated · Agent Platform; this head shows Unavailable with the message above.
Main 0b6f482dc5 first, then this head aac544e452, in the web client; method, stand-ins and test output in the details below.
Main 0b6f482, no credentials: Authenticated, Signed in.
Head aac544e, no credentials: Unavailable with the message
Head aac544e, file added, refreshed: Authenticated
Head aac544e, file removed, after Sign out: Not authenticated
Also shown below: a key from a secret provider (#31652) skips the check; the Linux and macOS desktop apps and the iOS and Android apps; the earlier head e513ff0bfc; the tests, 6 of 41 failing on main's code and 41 of 41 passing here.
Not checked:
A completed turn through the real Antigravity runtime and a real Vertex AI call (I hold no Antigravity sign-in or GCP project).
A real metadata server.
Windows desktop on this head: not run.
A real 1Password vault (step 4 used a stand-in).
Physical phones (simulator and emulator only).
Lookup order, scope notes, method, more captures, tests
ADC lookup order:
~/.config/gcloud/application_default_credentials.json (%APPDATA%\gcloud\... on Windows), read from the instance's environment; CLOUDSDK_CONFIG is ignored, as in the runtime;
GCE_METADATA_HOST, when set, as the metadata server's address;
the metadata server: one direct GET to 169.254.169.254, accepted only with a Metadata-Flavor: Google reply; it runs only when no file is found, keeps its result for 30 seconds, and gives up after one second.
GOOGLE_APPLICATION_CREDENTIALS is not checked because T3 already strips it from the runtime's environment. Sign out skips the ADC check, so removing the credentials does not block it. The file check runs on every probe and start. The mock ACP agent now accepts the agent-platform login and the runtime's raw logout request.
Bug issue #23036, no maintainer comment yet. This takes the issue's minimum ask: report the missing credentials before a thread starts. Two choices in this fix (both pending maintainer review):
With no credentials file, the server probes the metadata server and keeps the result for 30 seconds, so a host that gains or loses metadata access is seen by the next check after that: a status refresh, a Connect or sign-in, a session start, or the background status check (every 5 minutes with the default background settings). The probe skips any outbound proxy (--use-env-proxy, NODE_USE_ENV_PROXY), which cannot reach a link-local address. Other requests keep the proxy.
A provider snapshot cached as authenticated by an earlier sign-in keeps Account at "Signed in." while the provider row shows Unavailable. I saw this on web after signing in on base and restarting on this branch. After a failed Connect, the Account row likewise keeps the Connect error under "Signed in." until the next sign-in, sign-out or server restart, even once the status is Authenticated. This PR leaves cached auth state alone.
The merge d1fc593fad has the same tree as aac544e452, on which every run here was made. The next commit, f69230d9b6, only gives the metadata probe a named trace span and changes no behavior; vp run check:changed and the module's 41 tests pass on it. Method: web client Settings, clicks in T3's Browser panel; test server from source on macOS 27, real Antigravity 1.4.5 installed through Settings, no Antigravity or Google sign-in; Agent Platform, project example-project, location us-central1, no API key. Main first, then this head, then the earlier head. The account row in step 2 keeps the earlier Connect message (the cached auth state limit above).
Stand-in: the credentials file, when present, was made-up authorized_user JSON at ~/.config/gcloud/application_default_credentials.json in the test home; T3 only checks that it exists, and no Google account was used.
Secret provider (#31652), no credentials file, key from the 1Password reference op://sample/demo/key, refreshed. Stand-in: op was a script printing one made-up key for any reference, not a 1Password vault; secret providers were on through the repo's T3CODE_FEATURE_SECRETS=1.
Main 0b6f482, key from 1Password: Authenticated · Agent Platform
Head aac544e, key from 1Password: Authenticated · Agent Platform
Before, the PR's tests against main's production files:
$ grep -E "^node |^ +(×|Test Files|Tests) " main-files-tests.txt
node v26.12.1
× reports missing Google Cloud credentials before Agent Platform starts 253ms
× starts Agent Platform with metadata server credentials and no local credentials file 286ms
× signs out of Agent Platform after its Google Cloud credentials are removed 262ms
× finds application default credentials where the runtime looks for them 3ms
× detects the metadata server the way the Go client does 0ms
× reaches the metadata server directly when outbound fetch uses an env proxy 2ms
Test Files 2 failed (2)
Tests 6 failed | 35 passed (41)
vp run check:changed on this head: format, lint, both knip passes, GraphQL, typecheck of 3 packages, 65 tests.
Linux desktop app (Ubuntu 26.04): vp run build:desktop from source, Electron started directly under Xvfb in a sandbox named "Test machine", same provider settings and stand-in file; clicks were X events (xdotool), and Settings was opened by setting the page address through the debugging port.
Desktop, main 0b6f482: Authenticated · Agent Platform, Signed in.
Desktop, head aac544e: Unavailable with the missing credentials message
Desktop, head aac544e: Connect fails with the same message
Desktop, head aac544e, file written, refreshed: Authenticated · Agent Platform
Desktop, head aac544e, file removed, after Sign out: Not authenticated · Agent Platform
macOS desktop app: vp run build:desktop from source, Electron 44.10.1 started directly with Chromium's --use-mock-keychain, a scratch home whose scutil answers "Test machine", same provider settings and stand-in file; clicks were sent through the debugging port, and Settings was opened by setting the page address through it.
macOS desktop, main 0b6f482: Authenticated · Agent Platform, Signed in.
macOS desktop, head aac544e: Unavailable with the missing credentials message
macOS desktop, head aac544e: Connect fails with the same message
macOS desktop, head aac544e, file removed, after Sign out: Not authenticated · Agent Platform
Phones (the mobile app): today's main app (preinstalled main dev clients; Metro from main 0b6f482dc5; this head changes only server files) on an iOS 26.5 simulator and an Android 16 emulator, each paired to the test server of the revision named in the caption, Settings → Providers, taps through the T3 Device panel. The Android emulator renders in software (SwiftShader), so its captures show state, not layout. The app shows Connect instead of an unavailable status.
iOS, server main 0b6f482, no credentials: Antigravity, Signed in
iOS, server head aac544e, after Connect from the Android app: the missing credentials message
iOS, server head aac544e, file added, after Connect from the Android app: Antigravity, Signed in
iOS, server head aac544e, file removed, after Sign out: Connect to load models
Android, server main 0b6f482, no credentials: Antigravity, Signed in
Android, server head aac544e, no credentials: Connect to load models
Android, server head aac544e, after Connect: the missing credentials message
Android, server head aac544e, file added, after Connect: Antigravity, Signed in
Android, server head aac544e, file removed, after Sign out from the iOS app: Connect to load models
The earlier head, steps 1 to 3:
Head e513ff0: Unavailable with the missing credentials message
…tials are missing
Agent Platform without an API key relies on Google Cloud application
default credentials, but the Antigravity runtime starts sessions without
them, so T3 reported the provider as authenticated and the first prompt
failed with a raw credential error. The provider check and every runtime
start now look for the credentials the runtime would find and report how
to create them instead.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The runtime's Google credential lookup reads application default
credentials from CLOUDSDK_CONFIG when it is set, as gcloud writes them
there. Without it, the new check blocked Agent Platform for users whose
gcloud config lives outside ~/.config/gcloud.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…till signs out
Probe the Google metadata server, once per instance and bounded to one
second, before reporting missing application default credentials, as the
runtime's Go client does. This replaces the Linux DMI guess, which
rejected valid credentials on Windows VMs and on hosts with an unknown
product name.
Sign-out no longer checks for Google Cloud credentials, so removing them
after sign-in does not block it. Driver tests pin CLOUDSDK_CONFIG and
GCE_METADATA_HOST so the caller's shell cannot change their result.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
With --use-env-proxy or NODE_USE_ENV_PROXY, the metadata server probe
went through the global proxy dispatcher. A proxy cannot reach the
host's link-local metadata address, so valid metadata credentials were
reported as missing. The probe now uses undici's fetch on its own Agent,
like the Go client's proxy-free transport; other outbound calls keep
the proxy.
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Macroscope's review found this PR requires human approval — This PR changes production Antigravity authentication and credential-discovery behavior, including filesystem and metadata-server checks and a sign-out path that bypasses credential validation. It also adds a static-analysis suppression directive in tests, so the changes require human review.
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Antigravity Agent Platform authentication now checks for local application-default credentials or access to a Google Cloud metadata server. Runtime validation and health probes use this check. Sign-out skips credential validation, and the mock agent accepts Agent Platform authentication and raw logout requests.
Credential validation and metadata probing apps/server/src/outboundHttp.ts, apps/server/src/provider/antigravityAuthSupport.ts, apps/server/src/provider/antigravityAuthSupport.test.ts
Authentication support checks platform-specific application-default credential locations. The metadata probe uses a dedicated direct fetch, checks the Metadata-Flavor response header, and returns false on errors or timeout. Tests cover credential locations, probe outcomes, timeout, and proxy bypass.
The driver applies the authentication check during runtime creation and health probes. Tests cover missing and available credentials, metadata-server detection, and cached metadata probing.
Sign-out runtime creation skips credential validation. The mock agent accepts Agent Platform authentication and handles raw logout requests. A driver test checks logout after local credentials are removed.
Antigravity's Agent Platform mode now reports missing Google Cloud credentials before the first prompt, and the metadata probe bypasses proxies as intended. No concrete merge-blocking risk remains; adding a named span to the probe is optional tidy-up.
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The title "fix(server): Antigravity reports missing Agent Platform credentials" matches the main change. The PR adds a check for Google Cloud application default credentials in Agent Platform mode, so…
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[#23036] requires that, for Agent Platform without an API key, the provider status disclose the need for Google Cloud ADC before a thread starts. The credential-free sign-in path is the preferred outc…
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All changed files connect to [#23036]. antigravityAuthSupport.ts and AntigravityDriver.ts implement ADC detection, the metadata probe, and the status and runtime checks. outboundHttp.ts adds `ma…
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The title "fix(server): Antigravity reports missing Agent Platform credentials" matches the main change. The PR adds a check for Google Cloud application default credentials in Agent Platform mode, so the provider reports Unavailable with guidance instead of Authenticated. The title is short, uses a conventional commit prefix, and names the affected provider and the specific problem.
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[#23036] requires that, for Agent Platform without an API key, the provider status disclose the need for Google Cloud ADC before a thread starts. The credential-free sign-in path is the preferred outcome, but the issue accepts the ADC warning as the minimum. The PR implements the minimum. antigravityAuthIssue in antigravityAuthSupport.ts checks the platform gcloud ADC file and then the host Google Cloud check. probeGoogleMetadataServer accepts only a Metadata-Flavor: Google reply. AntigravityDriver.ts applies this check to the provider probe, the health check, and runtime creation, so the Unavailable status and the guidance text appear before the runtime starts. The guidance names gcloud auth application-default login, as the issue requests. Sign-in, model refresh, and sessions fail with the same text. Tests in AntigravityDriver.test.ts and antigravityAuthSupport.test.ts cover missing credentials, file recovery, metadata success, metadata transport failure, and sign-out. The PR description and maintainer comments state a known limit: a snapshot cached as authenticated by an earlier sign-in can still show 'Signed in.' in the Account row while the provider row shows Unavailable. This limit leaves the provider status disclosure in place, so the minimum outcome is met. The incremental changes since the previous review (merge with main, a catch handler, typed metadata-probe failure handling) do not change the requirement coverage.
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All changed files connect to [#23036]. antigravityAuthSupport.ts and AntigravityDriver.ts implement ADC detection, the metadata probe, and the status and runtime checks. outboundHttp.ts adds makeDirectFetch, which the metadata probe uses to skip the outbound proxy. The PR description states this reason. AntigravityAuth.ts passes a signOut flag so sign-out skips the ADC check. This is required so removing credentials does not block sign-out. acp-mock-agent.ts accepts the agent-platform login and the raw logout request. This supports the tests and the verification flow. The test files cover the new behavior. No credential-free sign-in flow and no unrelated product behavior were found in the change summary. The change summary is the only source for this scope judgment. Specific code inspection was not repeated for the post-review merge commit, so this result relies on the summary and the earlier verified review.
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The description follows the repository template closely. It has Problem, Change, Scope, and Verification sections, plus a conventional-style title is implied by the scope. The Problem section states the bug, expected behavior, and environment (Agent Platform, no API key, no ADC). The Change section explains the ADC lookup order, the metadata probe, the 30-second cache, and the sign-out exception. The Scope section links issue #23036, explains why it is a bug fix, and says the feature request remains open. The Verification section gives reproduction steps, before/after captures on web, desktop, macOS, and mobile, a list of unchecked items, and before/after test results. The template asks for the model and harness used; the author lists "Claude Opus 5.5 in T3 Code Nightly" at the end, which satisfies that requirement. The description is thorough and specific. Its main weakness is length and the many screenshots, which are hosted externally and cannot be checked from the description alone. The Change section is also dense, so a reviewer must read the details block to fully understand the two design choices. These are minor issues and do not block the check.
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- Around line 141-177: Update antigravityAuthIssue so a truthy GCE_METADATA_HOST
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thanks @only21mil. your preflight and sign-out bypass preserve the useful part of this fix: missing adc is reported before starting a thread, and users can still sign out after removing credentials.
i kept your commits, merged current main, and added two scoped fixes:
probe GCE_METADATA_HOST instead of treating its presence as proof of credentials. the configured host must return Google's metadata header. consolidated the two probe exports.
removed the CLOUDSDK_CONFIG override. the official bundled 1.3.0 runtime ignores it for adc lookup. real runtime probes confirmed it reads standard-home adc and ignores sdk-only adc.
verification on 147aba9d31379eb9ce45c9ea943b584683d02227:
all 28 ci checks green. two independent reviews are merge-ready, with no remaining findings. the metadata-host bot finding is fixed and resolved.
blacksmith vp run check:changed passed format, lint, knip, graphql, affected typechecks, and 56 tests; one existing node-version guard skipped. both regressions failed first in the existing test file. the focused driver/auth/support pass also passed all 53 tests.
official runtime, isolated home, no adc: authenticate and session/new succeed; the first prompt reports missing default credentials. reproduced the misleading signed-in state on main in the real web client. on this head, sign-in reports how to obtain adc. sign-out through the same client and real runtime succeeds without adc.
coderabbit's automatic follow-up hit its review limit; the resolved metadata-host finding is its only actionable finding. the two independent final-head reviews above completed.
unverified: a successful authenticated vertex ai request, live gce metadata, windows, and native desktop/mobile clients. @only21mil, the runtime still validates credentials only on the first prompt. this preflight detects missing credentials, not expired or malformed ones. metadata discovery stays cached per provider instance. an account previously cached as signed in can keep that label until sign-out; the provider status and failed sign-in show the credential error.
before, current main with the real runtime and no adc:
after, same provider settings and no adc:
uploaded images inspected; uploaded video playback and seeking checked in chrome. production credential discovery still needs maria's human review.
verified as-is on 147aba9d31379eb9ce45c9ea943b584683d02227 on this linux boat vm. no source changes or pushes.
ran vp i and the real dev server on github/main (2a738273e7) in /home/user/main, then stopped it before running the exact pr head with isolated .t3 state. drove both web clients with the repo's playwright and /usr/bin/google-chrome.
created a project pointing at the real /home/user/main git repo through the app. installed official antigravity 1.3.0 through settings. selected agent platform, project t3-pr24957-verification, location us-central1, no api key and no adc. used no mocks, fixtures, or demo turns.
main: sign-in reported "authenticated · agent platform" and "signed in.". a real gemini 3.8 flash prompt then failed with "failed to find default credentials".
pr: provider status explained missing adc before sign-in. sign-in and retry returned the same actionable guidance through the client's provider.auth.start stream. starting a thread through the running server's t3 cli also failed at session setup with the adc guidance in the server cause.
neighboring behavior: provider.auth.logout through an authenticated web websocket returned success and "signed out of google." using the real antigravity runtime with adc still absent. a codex gpt-6.1-sol turn submitted through the web composer completed with the requested response.
blacksmith: the existing AntigravityDriver.test.ts and antigravityAuthSupport.test.ts suites passed, 36 tests total. all 28 reported ci checks on this head are successful. this is runtime verification, not a merge-readiness verdict against today's main.
short runtime transcript, ids shortened:
main, web composer -> real antigravity:
Agent execution error: failed to create Gemini client:
failed to configure default GCP credentials for Vertex AI:
failed to find default credentials
pr:
$ timeout 60 node apps/server/src/bin.ts thread start \
--base-dir /home/user/t3code/.t3 --provider antigravity \
--model gemini-3.8-flash-low --wait /home/user/main \
'Reply with exactly: antigravity verification. Do not edit files.'
Thread mcp:25a5c212-...
Thread ... stopped with status failed: Failed to open antigravity provider session ...
server cause: ProviderSetupError: Agent Platform without an API key needs
Google Cloud application default credentials. Run `gcloud auth application-default login`,
or enter an API key in the Antigravity provider settings.
web websocket -> provider.auth.logout {instanceId:"antigravity"}:
Exit / Success / phase:"idle" / message:"Signed out of Google."
pr, web composer -> codex gpt-6.1-sol:
user: Reply with exactly: codex neighboring provider works. Do not edit files or run commands.
reply: codex neighboring provider works.
matching antigravity configuration on main and the pr. settings navigation differs because main has newer unrelated ui changes. the after capture follows sign-out, so its status reads "not authenticated" with the adc guidance.
captures inspected; uploaded video playback and seeking checked in t3's browser player. gitcafe renders external media as links. github renders the screenshots, but treats the external mp4 as an image, so inline video playback there is unavailable.
Not verified
successful vertex ai inference, recovery with real adc, api-key/google-account sign-in, and live google cloud metadata credentials require credentials or infrastructure absent here. desktop, native ios/android, macos, windows, relay and tunnel clients were not exercised. sign-out was exercised through the public websocket rpc; the signed-in account button after removing previously valid adc was not exercised. the focused tests cover that removal case.
merged current github/main into the contributor branch without rebasing or force-pushing. head: e513ff0bfc6c782f7bfbff2a8a043b319f2b32de. the merge brought in main's fix for the failing Astro check:changed test. no additional source edits; the PR remains seven files, +413/-13 against merged main.
kept the existing takeover fixes: configured metadata-host probing, the bundled runtime's ADC directory, credential-independent sign-out, and the 30-second metadata cache that recovers after transient failures. the metadata-host bot thread remains resolved; no new actionable findings.
verification on this head:
all 29 git.cafe check contexts successful, none pending or failing. GitHub reports MERGEABLE; git.cafe reports no conflicts.
blacksmith vp run check:changed github/main passed format, lint, both knip passes, graphql, affected typechecks, and 57 tests. one existing outbound-http test skipped under its node-version guard. the focused driver/auth-support/script pass passed all 51 tests, including the previously failing Astro test.
two independent gpt-6.1-sol source reviews approved this exact head with no blocking findings.
real web client, Playwright with /usr/bin/google-chrome, isolated task state: Agent Platform with project/location and no API key or ADC reports missing credentials. Connect returns the same guidance and offers Retry connection. no mock provider used.
capture inspected at full size; uploaded image opens in Chrome at 1440 by 1000. earlier before/after and interaction evidence remains in the prior verification comments.
unverified this pass: successful ADC/Vertex inference, live metadata recovery, real-runtime logout, native clients, Windows/macOS, relay and tunnel. Macroscope's production-auth human-review notice remains for Maria. no merge performed.
@maria-rcks this branch conflicts with main again. I have a fast-forward of your head e513ff0bfc on only21mil/t3code branch fix/i23036-antigravity-agent-platform-shows-authent-offer, at 3ec4fc7eaf:
3ec4fc7eaf fixes the typecheck failure main's refactor: Effect.try calls map failures to typed errors #31217 brings in. effectTryWithoutCatch rejected Effect.try(makeDirectFetch) in probeGoogleMetadataServer, so it now maps setup failures to a typed GoogleMetadataFetchError. The probe still returns false on any failure.
Verification at 3ec4fc7eaf:
vp run check:changed passes: format, lint, both knip checks, GraphQL, typecheck of 3 packages, and the changed tests.
The Antigravity and ACP suites pass, 286 tests across 12 files. The 2 skips are the existing Node-version guards in outboundHttp.test.ts.
With main's server sources, "reports missing Google Cloud credentials before Agent Platform starts" and "starts Agent Platform with metadata server credentials and no local credentials file" still fail: expected 'refresh succeeded' to contain 'gcloud auth application-default login'. They pass on 3ec4fc7eaf.
A gpt-6.1-sol review found nothing to fix.
The missing-credentials message is unchanged, and so is every client file in the PR. The existing captures still show what this head does.
Not checked, or not cleared:
A real Vertex AI call, live metadata, Windows, and native clients, as noted on 10-28.
Corrections to the PR body: CLOUDSDK_CONFIG is no longer read, the metadata check probes GCE_METADATA_HOST when it is set, and the probe result is cached for 30 seconds instead of once per instance. These follow your 729027d, 147aba9 and a76b2a7.
I can push this to the PR branch if you want it there.
…authent
The metadata server probe's Effect.try now has the catch handler that main's pingdotgg#31217 requires for every Effect.try, mapping a client setup failure to a typed GoogleMetadataFetchError.
I merged main into e513ff0 to clear the conflict, so the head is now d1fc593.
Main's #31217 requires a catch handler on every Effect.try, so the merge adds one to the metadata probe.
Nothing else changed beyond the merge.
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Give the metadata probe a named Effect span.
probeGoogleMetadataServer performs reusable I/O but returns an Effect from a plain arrow function. Wrap the operation with Effect.fn("probeGoogleMetadataServer"). As per coding guidelines, “Default to named spans for service operations and I/O.” The matching path instructions require the same Effect service convention.
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Wrap the I/O operation in probeGoogleMetadataServer with the named Effect span convention using Effect.fn("probeGoogleMetadataServer"), preserving its existing metadata-probe behavior and result.
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Problem
With Antigravity on Agent Platform (Vertex AI), a GCP project and location, no API key and no Google Cloud application default credentials (ADC), T3 reports the provider as authenticated and sign-in says "Signed in.", yet the first message fails with
failed to find default credentialsand Settings never mentions ADC. The runtime does not check for ADC until the first prompt, so T3 should report the missing credentials before a thread starts.Change
The Antigravity provider check, sign-in, model refresh and sessions now look for ADC where the runtime's Google client looks, in its order: the credentials file, then the metadata server (details below). With none present, the provider shows Unavailable with: "Agent Platform without an API key needs Google Cloud application default credentials. Run
gcloud auth application-default login, or enter an API key in the Antigravity provider settings." Sign-in, model refresh and sessions fail with the same text before the runtime is spawned. Sign out, an API key and the other sign-in methods skip the check, and credentials created later are picked up on the next status refresh.Scope
Bug fix: a provider status that says signed in when the first turn will fail with an error. Part of #23036; the issue's request for a credential-free Agent Platform sign-in remains. It does not change cached auth state (details below).
Verification
To see it on Linux web: 1. Settings → Providers → Add provider → Antigravity, Agent Platform (Vertex AI), any project and location, no API key, no
~/.config/gcloud/application_default_credentials.jsonand no Google metadata server. 2. Install Antigravity on that page. 3. Main shows Authenticated · Agent Platform; this head shows Unavailable with the message above.Main
0b6f482dc5first, then this headaac544e452, in the web client; method, stand-ins and test output in the details below.Main 0b6f482, no credentials: Authenticated, Signed in.
Head aac544e, no credentials: Unavailable with the message
Head aac544e: Connect fails with the same message
Head aac544e, file added, refreshed: Authenticated
Head aac544e, file removed, after Sign out: Not authenticated
Also shown below: a key from a secret provider (#31652) skips the check; the Linux and macOS desktop apps and the iOS and Android apps; the earlier head
e513ff0bfc; the tests, 6 of 41 failing on main's code and 41 of 41 passing here.Not checked:
Lookup order, scope notes, method, more captures, tests
ADC lookup order:
~/.config/gcloud/application_default_credentials.json(%APPDATA%\gcloud\...on Windows), read from the instance's environment;CLOUDSDK_CONFIGis ignored, as in the runtime;GCE_METADATA_HOST, when set, as the metadata server's address;169.254.169.254, accepted only with aMetadata-Flavor: Googlereply; it runs only when no file is found, keeps its result for 30 seconds, and gives up after one second.GOOGLE_APPLICATION_CREDENTIALSis not checked because T3 already strips it from the runtime's environment. Sign out skips the ADC check, so removing the credentials does not block it. The file check runs on every probe and start. The mock ACP agent now accepts theagent-platformlogin and the runtime's rawlogoutrequest.Bug issue #23036, no maintainer comment yet. This takes the issue's minimum ask: report the missing credentials before a thread starts. Two choices in this fix (both pending maintainer review):
--use-env-proxy,NODE_USE_ENV_PROXY), which cannot reach a link-local address. Other requests keep the proxy.The merge
d1fc593fadhas the same tree asaac544e452, on which every run here was made. The next commit,f69230d9b6, only gives the metadata probe a named trace span and changes no behavior;vp run check:changedand the module's 41 tests pass on it. Method: web client Settings, clicks in T3's Browser panel; test server from source on macOS 27, real Antigravity 1.4.5 installed through Settings, no Antigravity or Google sign-in; Agent Platform, projectexample-project, locationus-central1, no API key. Main first, then this head, then the earlier head. The account row in step 2 keeps the earlier Connect message (the cached auth state limit above).Stand-in: the credentials file, when present, was made-up
authorized_userJSON at~/.config/gcloud/application_default_credentials.jsonin the test home; T3 only checks that it exists, and no Google account was used.Secret provider (#31652), no credentials file, key from the 1Password reference
op://sample/demo/key, refreshed. Stand-in:opwas a script printing one made-up key for any reference, not a 1Password vault; secret providers were on through the repo'sT3CODE_FEATURE_SECRETS=1.Main 0b6f482, key from 1Password: Authenticated · Agent Platform
Head aac544e, key from 1Password: Authenticated · Agent Platform
Before, the PR's tests against main's production files:
After, this head:
vp run check:changedon this head: format, lint, both knip passes, GraphQL, typecheck of 3 packages, 65 tests.Linux desktop app (Ubuntu 26.04):
vp run build:desktopfrom source, Electron started directly under Xvfb in a sandbox named "Test machine", same provider settings and stand-in file; clicks were X events (xdotool), and Settings was opened by setting the page address through the debugging port.Desktop, main 0b6f482: Authenticated · Agent Platform, Signed in.
Desktop, head aac544e: Unavailable with the missing credentials message
Desktop, head aac544e: Connect fails with the same message
Desktop, head aac544e, file written, refreshed: Authenticated · Agent Platform
Desktop, head aac544e, file removed, after Sign out: Not authenticated · Agent Platform
macOS desktop app:
vp run build:desktopfrom source, Electron 44.10.1 started directly with Chromium's--use-mock-keychain, a scratch home whosescutilanswers "Test machine", same provider settings and stand-in file; clicks were sent through the debugging port, and Settings was opened by setting the page address through it.macOS desktop, main 0b6f482: Authenticated · Agent Platform, Signed in.
macOS desktop, head aac544e: Unavailable with the missing credentials message
macOS desktop, head aac544e: Connect fails with the same message
macOS desktop, head aac544e, file written, refreshed: Authenticated · Agent Platform
macOS desktop, head aac544e, file removed, after Sign out: Not authenticated · Agent Platform
Phones (the mobile app): today's main app (preinstalled main dev clients; Metro from main
0b6f482dc5; this head changes only server files) on an iOS 26.5 simulator and an Android 16 emulator, each paired to the test server of the revision named in the caption, Settings → Providers, taps through the T3 Device panel. The Android emulator renders in software (SwiftShader), so its captures show state, not layout. The app shows Connect instead of an unavailable status.iOS, server main 0b6f482, no credentials: Antigravity, Signed in
iOS, server head aac544e, after Connect from the Android app: the missing credentials message
iOS, server head aac544e, file added, after Connect from the Android app: Antigravity, Signed in
iOS, server head aac544e, file removed, after Sign out: Connect to load models
Android, server main 0b6f482, no credentials: Antigravity, Signed in
Android, server head aac544e, no credentials: Connect to load models
Android, server head aac544e, after Connect: the missing credentials message
Android, server head aac544e, file added, after Connect: Antigravity, Signed in
Android, server head aac544e, file removed, after Sign out from the iOS app: Connect to load models
The earlier head, steps 1 to 3:
Head e513ff0: Unavailable with the missing credentials message
Head e513ff0: Connect fails with the same message
Head e513ff0, file written, refreshed: Authenticated · Agent Platform
Head e513ff0, file removed, after Sign out: Not authenticated · Agent Platform
Prior PRs
No earlier PR checks for Agent Platform credentials. Related issues for the same pattern on other sign-in methods: #16078 and #12751.
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