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With Antigravity set to Agent Platform (Vertex AI), a GCP project and location, and no API key, the runtime needs Google Cloud application default credentials (ADC). It does not check for them until the first prompt. T3 reported the provider as authenticated, sign-in said "Signed in.", and the first message failed with failed to find default credentials. Settings never mentioned ADC. Fixes#23036.
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:
CLOUDSDK_CONFIG/application_default_credentials.json when that variable is set, else ~/.config/gcloud/... (%APPDATA%\gcloud\... on Windows), read from the instance's environment;
GCE_METADATA_HOST;
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, at most once per provider instance, and gives up after one second.
GOOGLE_APPLICATION_CREDENTIALS is not checked because T3 already strips it from the runtime's environment. With none of these 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 skips the ADC check, so removing the credentials does not block it. The file check runs on every probe and start, so credentials created later are picked up on the next status refresh. An API key, or the other sign-in methods, skips it. The mock ACP agent now accepts the agent-platform login and the runtime's raw logout request.
Scope and approval
Bug issue #23036, no maintainer comment yet. This takes the issue's minimum ask: report the missing credentials before a thread starts. It does not add a credential-free Agent Platform sign-in. Maintainers should confirm two choices; both await maintainer review:
With no credentials file, the server probes the metadata server once per provider instance and keeps the result until the instance restarts, so a host that gains or loses metadata access needs a restart or a settings change. 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. This PR leaves cached auth state alone.
Verification
Real app, dev web and Linux desktop builds and Debug mobile builds against a T3 server whose Antigravity runtime is the repo's mock ACP agent, Agent Platform with project and location and no ADC: web and Linux desktop Settings, iOS 26.5 simulator and Android 16 emulator Provider accounts. Base and branch captures below.
vp test run src/provider/Drivers/AntigravityDriver.test.ts with the new test on main's source fails: expected 'refresh succeeded' to contain 'gcloud auth application-default login'. On this branch refresh fails with the message, nothing spawns, and after ~/.config/gcloud/application_default_credentials.json is written the next refresh is authenticated. It passes with GCE_METADATA_HOST and CLOUDSDK_CONFIG set in the calling shell.
Two more driver tests: with no local file, a metadata server reply starts the runtime and is probed once across two refreshes; after sign-in, removing the file still lets Sign out finish and the provider becomes unauthenticated.
Unit tests for the lookup (CLOUDSDK_CONFIG, GCE_METADATA_HOST, %APPDATA% on Windows with no POSIX fallback, metadata server credentials on Linux and Windows) and the probe (Google reply, other reply, transport error, no reply after one second, direct reply under an env proxy).
Focused Antigravity and mock-agent suites (17 files, 325 tests, 1 skipped by its Node version guard), format, lint and typecheck pass.
Not checked:
The real Antigravity runtime and a real Vertex AI call. The lookup order follows cloud.google.com/go/auth, whose error text the issue quotes; I did not trace it inside the runtime binary.
A real GCE VM, Cloud Run or Workstations metadata server, with or without a real proxy, and Windows.
macOS and Windows desktop builds. The Linux desktop capture runs the same Settings page as web.
Full CI suites; format, lint and typecheck ran on the server package only.
Prior PRs
No earlier PR checks for Agent Platform credentials. Related issues for the same pattern on other sign-in methods: #16078 and #12751.
Web Settings on base: Sign in reports "Authenticated · Agent Platform" and "Signed in." with no ADC on the machine.
Linux desktop Settings on base: Sign in reports "Authenticated · Agent Platform" and "Signed in." with no ADC.
Web Settings on this branch: Antigravity is Unavailable and says how to create the credentials.
Linux desktop Settings on this branch: Antigravity is Unavailable with the same message.
Web Settings on this branch after application_default_credentials.json is created and the status is refreshed: the error clears.
Linux desktop Settings on this branch after the file is created and the status is refreshed: Antigravity reports "Authenticated · Agent Platform".
Linux desktop Settings on this branch: signed in with ADC, then the file is removed and Sign out still completes.
iOS Provider accounts on base: Sign in ends at "Signed in." with no ADC.
iOS Provider accounts on this branch: Sign in fails with the credentials message.
Android Provider accounts on base: Sign in ends at "Signed in." with no ADC.
Android Provider accounts on this branch: Sign in fails with the credentials message.
The missing-credentials driver test fails on main's source.
The new driver and credential tests pass on this branch.
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…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.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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 authentication now checks for local application-default credentials or Google Cloud metadata access. Runtime validation uses 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.
pingdotgg/t3code#24939: Both PRs change Antigravity authentication failure handling during session startup.
Suggested reviewers:maria-rcks, juliusmarminge
Merge Risk: Minimal · up to 41cfe
Antigravity now reports missing Google Cloud application default credentials before sign-in or session start, and sign-out still works without credentials. I found no merge-blocking risk in the supplied changes. Successful Vertex AI inference, live metadata servers and Windows or native clients were not verified.
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The title names the main change: Antigravity now reports missing Agent Platform credentials. The changeset adds a check for Google Cloud application default credentials before sign-in, model refresh, …
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The description follows the required template. It covers the problem with reproduction context, the change, scope and approval (linked issue #23036 with an explicit note that no maintainer comment exi…
Linked Issues check
Directly linked issue #23036 asks for two outcomes. The expected behavior asks for a credential-free Agent Platform sign-in. The issue also states a minimum: if ADC is required, provider status must r…
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Each changed area supports the ADC disclosure requirement or its verification.
- antigravityAuthSupport.ts: adds antigravityAuthIssue and probeGoogleMetadataServer, the core of the change. - outbound…
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The title names the main change: Antigravity now reports missing Agent Platform credentials. The changeset adds a check for Google Cloud application default credentials before sign-in, model refresh, and session startup, and it reports the missing credentials. The title uses the conventional commit format and is specific enough for a teammate scanning history.
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The description follows the required template. It covers the problem with reproduction context, the change, scope and approval (linked issue #23036 with an explicit note that no maintainer comment exists yet, plus open maintainer questions), and verification. Verification lists focused tests, manual checks on web, Linux desktop, iOS, and Android, observed results, and items not checked. It also includes before/after screenshots. The template's optional trailing agent line is present as well. The description is thorough and mostly complete.
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Directly linked issue #23036 asks for two outcomes. The expected behavior asks for a credential-free Agent Platform sign-in. The issue also states a minimum: if ADC is required, provider status must report it before a thread starts instead of showing authenticated.
The minimum outcome is met at the reviewed head (41cfe34). In apps/server/src/provider/antigravityAuthSupport.ts, antigravityAuthIssue returns the missing-credentials message for authMethod agent-platform with no apiKey when all of these fail: the application_default_credentials.json file under ~/.config/gcloud (APPDATA\gcloud on Windows), and onGoogleCloud. probeGoogleMetadataServer sends a direct GET, accepts only a metadata-flavor Google reply, is bounded to one second, and returns false on error.
In apps/server/src/provider/Drivers/AntigravityDriver.ts, the check runs in the probe and in makeRuntime. Sign-out uses antigravityAuthConfigIssue only. The metadata result is cached per instance with Effect.cached. GCE_METADATA_HOST from the instance environment sets the probe host. The file check is rechecked on each use. The driver tests cover the missing-credentials case, the credentials-file case, and the metadata-present case. The credential-free sign-in path is not implemented. The PR states this choice and the issue sets the disclosure as the minimum.
Difference from the PR description: the description says CLOUDSDK_CONFIG is checked. The head code does not check CLOUDSDK_CONFIG, and the objectives say that override was removed in a later revision. This does not change the issue outcome. Real runtime lookup order, real metadata servers, and Vertex AI inference were not verified by this review.
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Each changed area supports the ADC disclosure requirement or its verification.
antigravityAuthSupport.ts: adds antigravityAuthIssue and probeGoogleMetadataServer, the core of the change.
outboundHttp.ts: adds makeDirectFetch. The metadata probe uses it so a proxy does not carry the link-local request.
AntigravityDriver.ts: applies the check in the status probe and in runtime creation. Adds the signOut option so Sign out skips the ADC check.
AntigravityAuth.ts: passes signOut: true on logout.
AntigravityDriver.test.ts and antigravityAuthSupport.test.ts: test the new lookup, probe, and sign-out behavior.
acp-mock-agent.ts: accepts the agent-platform login and the raw logout request. The new driver tests need these.
No change adds unrelated behavior. The PR does not add a credential-free sign-in flow. The changes since the previous reviewed head were checked against the head driver diff and the head support file. Those diffs support the same scope conclusion.
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- Around line 141-177: Update antigravityAuthIssue so a truthy GCE_METADATA_HOST
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: "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.";
Probe the configured metadata host before accepting credentials.
GCE_METADATA_HOST overrides the metadata endpoint; it does not prove that the endpoint is reachable. A truthy invalid or unreachable value currently returns null before onGoogleCloud runs. The provider can therefore report authentication and start a session, while the runtime fails on its first prompt.
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Update antigravityAuthIssue so a truthy GCE_METADATA_HOST does not bypass
metadata reachability checks. Ensure the host.onGoogleCloud probe uses the
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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 github/main into the existing contributor branch without rebasing or force-pushing. final head: 41cfe34224ea255646de29a0ecd8f2a272e324dc.
the only conflict was disposable runtime creation. kept main's removal of obsolete clientInfo and this pr's sign-out credential bypass. scope remains seven files, +398/-12 against the merged main. no additional fixes were needed; the existing metadata-host finding remains resolved.
verification on this head:
blacksmith vp run check:changed passed format, lint, both knip passes, graphql, affected typechecks, and 57 tests. one existing outbound-http test skipped under its node-version guard.
two independent gpt-6.1-sol reviewers approved the final committed tree with no blockers.
real client through playwright and /usr/bin/google-chrome, isolated .t3 state: Agent Platform configured with project/location and no api key or adc reports missing adc in provider status. clicking sign in returns the same guidance and shows retry sign-in.
all 29 cafe check contexts successful; github reports CLEAN and MERGEABLE. github's intentionally skipped jobs remain skipped.
successful vertex ai inference, live gce metadata, native desktop/mobile, windows/macOS, and sign-out through the real runtime were not re-exercised in this pass. existing focused tests cover metadata and sign-out; earlier runtime evidence remains above. macroscope's production-auth human review is left to maria. no merge performed.
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Problem
With Antigravity set to Agent Platform (Vertex AI), a GCP project and location, and no API key, the runtime needs Google Cloud application default credentials (ADC). It does not check for them until the first prompt. T3 reported the provider as authenticated, sign-in said "Signed in.", and the first message failed with
failed to find default credentials. Settings never mentioned ADC. Fixes #23036.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:
CLOUDSDK_CONFIG/application_default_credentials.jsonwhen that variable is set, else~/.config/gcloud/...(%APPDATA%\gcloud\...on Windows), read from the instance's environment;GCE_METADATA_HOST;169.254.169.254, accepted only with aMetadata-Flavor: Googlereply; it runs only when no file is found, at most once per provider instance, and gives up after one second.GOOGLE_APPLICATION_CREDENTIALSis not checked because T3 already strips it from the runtime's environment. With none of these present, the provider shows Unavailable with: "Agent Platform without an API key needs Google Cloud application default credentials. Rungcloud 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 skips the ADC check, so removing the credentials does not block it. The file check runs on every probe and start, so credentials created later are picked up on the next status refresh. An API key, or the other sign-in methods, skips it. The mock ACP agent now accepts the
agent-platformlogin and the runtime's rawlogoutrequest.Scope and approval
Bug issue #23036, no maintainer comment yet. This takes the issue's minimum ask: report the missing credentials before a thread starts. It does not add a credential-free Agent Platform sign-in. Maintainers should confirm two choices; both await maintainer review:
--use-env-proxy,NODE_USE_ENV_PROXY), which cannot reach a link-local address. Other requests keep the proxy.Verification
vp test run src/provider/Drivers/AntigravityDriver.test.tswith the new test on main's source fails:expected 'refresh succeeded' to contain 'gcloud auth application-default login'. On this branch refresh fails with the message, nothing spawns, and after~/.config/gcloud/application_default_credentials.jsonis written the next refresh is authenticated. It passes withGCE_METADATA_HOSTandCLOUDSDK_CONFIGset in the calling shell.CLOUDSDK_CONFIG,GCE_METADATA_HOST,%APPDATA%on Windows with no POSIX fallback, metadata server credentials on Linux and Windows) and the probe (Google reply, other reply, transport error, no reply after one second, direct reply under an env proxy).Not checked:
cloud.google.com/go/auth, whose error text the issue quotes; I did not trace it inside the runtime binary.Prior PRs
No earlier PR checks for Agent Platform credentials. Related issues for the same pattern on other sign-in methods: #16078 and #12751.
Web Settings on base: Sign in reports "Authenticated · Agent Platform" and "Signed in." with no ADC on the machine.
Linux desktop Settings on base: Sign in reports "Authenticated · Agent Platform" and "Signed in." with no ADC.
Web Settings on this branch: Antigravity is Unavailable and says how to create the credentials.
Linux desktop Settings on this branch: Antigravity is Unavailable with the same message.
Web Settings on this branch after
application_default_credentials.jsonis created and the status is refreshed: the error clears.Linux desktop Settings on this branch after the file is created and the status is refreshed: Antigravity reports "Authenticated · Agent Platform".
Linux desktop Settings on this branch: signed in with ADC, then the file is removed and Sign out still completes.
iOS Provider accounts on base: Sign in ends at "Signed in." with no ADC.
iOS Provider accounts on this branch: Sign in fails with the credentials message.
Android Provider accounts on base: Sign in ends at "Signed in." with no ADC.
Android Provider accounts on this branch: Sign in fails with the credentials message.
The missing-credentials driver test fails on main's source.
The new driver and credential tests pass on this branch.
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