feat(quota): add per-account Gem/Cla quota probing for Google Antigravity (#1082) - #2123
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drafts: true📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughGoogle Antigravity now supports per-account quota probing. Each probe uses the account’s access token, project ID, and configured destination. The quota cache tracks destination-qualified account keys and rejects stale writers. ChangesGoogle Antigravity per-account quota
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The PR adds per-account Antigravity quota probing, but private-network endpoints currently fail during quota checks and a late custom fetch replacement may weaken outbound destination protections. These are bounded merge-readiness risks that should be fixed or explicitly accepted before merging. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant AccountQuota as fetchProviderAccountQuotas
participant UsageQuota as fetchAntigravityUsageQuota
participant CloudCodeAssist as Cloud Code Assist
AccountQuota->>UsageQuota: Pass account token, projectId, and baseUrl
UsageQuota->>CloudCodeAssist: Validate destination and POST fetchAvailableModels
CloudCodeAssist-->>UsageQuota: Return quota payload
UsageQuota-->>AccountQuota: Return Gem and Cla windows
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Full details: Linked Issues checkExplanation The implementation satisfies the coding objectives in issue Full details: Out of Scope Changes checkExplanation The changes remain within the linked issue scope. Updates to quota caching, generation reconciliation, destination validation, provider baseUrl propagation, and Antigravity probing directly support account isolation, safe account-specific requests, and preservation of provider-level behavior. The related test-fixture updates are required by the GenerationContext change. No unrelated account-pool selection, failover, importing, subscription, or broader UI work is included. ✨ Finishing Touches 💡 1🛠️ Fix failing CI checks 💡
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In `@src/providers/quota.ts`:
- Around line 1448-1452: Thread the configured OcxProviderConfig.baseUrl through
fetchProviderAccountQuotas and fetchAccountQuota, then supply it as the third
argument to fetchAntigravityUsageQuota in the google-antigravity account probe,
preserving the shared routing/configuration path used by provider-level quota
reporting.
In `@tests/provider-account-quota.test.ts`:
- Around line 442-468: Update the fetch mock in the quota test to record the
Authorization header alongside each request’s project, then assert that
project-1 uses Bearer token-agy-1 and project-2 uses Bearer token-agy-2.
Preserve the existing model-response assertions and project tracking while
validating per-account token isolation.
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리뷰 · 우선순위 56 / 80#1082. Antigravity 계정마다 Gem/Cla 쿼타를 보게. 지금은
테스트가 계정 두 개, project/Bearer가 맞는지 봄.
초안. #1062 멀티계정 UX랑 같이 가면 좋음. 지금 머지 열차는 아님. 해결방안: 이 댓글은 grok-bot이 작성했습니다 |
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The latest commits correctly address the Grok/CodeRabbit requests to thread the configured base URL, verify per-account bearer isolation, and skip projectId-less accounts without a false unavailable state. On d85b12078, the focused suite passes 18/18, typecheck passes, and privacy scan passes.
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The per-account cache/in-flight identity is only
provider + accountId; it does not include the Antigravity destination. After a provider base URL change, a normal non-forced read returns quota captured from the old destination and does not probe the new one. I reproduced this directly: a forced probe tohttps://first.examplereturned 10%, then a non-forced probe for the same account athttps://second.examplemade no second request and returned the first destination's 10% row. Bind cache/in-flight/writer identity to a normalized destination (or invalidate and reject stale writers on destination changes), and add a regression for this transition. -
This expands a configurable OAuth destination from the active Antigravity credential to every stored account credential. The old provider-level path already trusted
config.baseUrl, so this is not a new arbitrary-host privilege by itself, but it materially expands the credential blast radius. Beforemaintainer-sponsored, validate the destination through the repository's provider-outbound/destination policy before acquiring account tokens and use fail-closed redirect handling. Add a test proving a rejected/redirecting destination receives no bearer token.
The branch is also 157 commits behind current origin/dev, remains draft with 0/4 readiness boxes, and has no exact-head full CI. Please rebase after fixing the destination-bound cache and credential boundary, then rerun full required CI before requesting approval.
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Re-reviewed exact head 59228b4d1e8187ccef2b0dcdb40defd353dfdc15.
The new percentage-clamping and provider-report cache-seeding tests pass; the focused suite is 20/20, typecheck passes, and privacy scan passes. However, this commit does not resolve the two destination/cache blockers from the previous review and adds a stale-writer variant of the same problem.
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accountCacheKey()andaccountQuotaInflightare still keyed only by provider + accountId. A base URL change can reuse a fresh row or join a probe created for the previous Antigravity destination. The new provider-report seeding path compounds this:fetchAntigravityQuota()captures the config generation only after the outbound await (mayCommitAccountQuotaKey(..., captureConfigGeneration())). A request started against destination A can therefore finish after a config change to destination B, capture the new generation, and publish A's quota into B's account cache as long as the token is unchanged. Capture generation and normalized destination before acquiring/sending the credential, include destination in cache/in-flight ownership, and reject stale writers. -
fetchAntigravityUsageQuota()still sends the bearer with a directfetchto configurablebaseUrland follows redirects by default. It does not pass through the repository provider-outbound destination policy or set fail-closed redirect handling. This expands the custom destination across every stored Antigravity account and is correctly still blocked byunsponsored_surface. Validate the final destination before token acquisition/use and prove that a rejected or redirecting target receives no bearer request.
Please add regressions for a baseUrl A -> B transition (including an A probe resolving after the change) and for blocked/redirecting destinations. The branch is also 157 commits behind current dev, remains draft, and both hygiene and enforce-target are red; do not request sponsorship until these credential boundaries are closed on a rebased exact head.
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Re-reviewed exact head e65beba0d4a9b2abf4af140e0322cd5f44a1ff05, including the owner/Grok feedback. The destination-specific cache/in-flight split and redirect: "error" are useful progress. The focused quota suite passes 24/24, typecheck passes, and git diff --check passes.
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The new Antigravity cache keys are
provider\0accountId\0destination, but generation reconciliation still compares every cached key withcontext.oauthAccountKeys, whose canonical format fromlistLiveOAuthAccountKeys()is onlyprovider\0accountId. Therefore every destination-qualified Antigravity row is considered non-live and removed on the next generation reconciliation, andliveAccountQuotaKeyscan never authorize an older destination-qualified writer. Update reconciliation/liveness ownership so the provider/account prefix and the currently configured normalized destination agree, then add a real warm-cache regression that performs a generation reconcile between reads. -
fetchAntigravityUsageQuota()still sends every stored account bearer through plainfetchafter only the synchronous literal/config check.redirect: "error"blocks HTTP redirects, but it does not resolve and pin the hostname, so DNS rebinding/private resolution remains outside the repository provider-outbound trust boundary. Route this POST through the shared resolved/pinned provider outbound transport (or an equivalent reviewed primitive) and prove that a hostname resolving to metadata/private space receives no bearer token. The current mocked redirect test does not cover that boundary.
Also remove the unrelated OpenCode Go registry-routing change from this #1082 slice; it has its own behavior and test surface.
Please keep this draft and do not request maintainer-sponsored until these ownership and credential-destination boundaries are fixed on a rebased exact head.
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拒絕目的地切換後才完成的舊 generation writer，並讓 Antigravity 快取讀取與 liveness context 使用同一目的地 key。 補上 quota 到 pinned outbound transport 的 DNS 邊界回歸。
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In `@src/providers/quota.ts`:
- Around line 1-4: Remove the module-level originalFetch/globalThis.fetch
heuristic from the quota provider and ensure the ProviderOutboundConfig fetch
value is sourced only from explicit options.fetch injection. Update the
Antigravity tests to provide their fetch stub through options.fetch rather than
replacing globalThis.fetch.
- Around line 1632-1645: Propagate the configured allowPrivateNetwork setting
through fetchAccountQuota and fetchProviderAccountQuotas, sourcing it from
ctx.config.providers[provider]?.allowPrivateNetwork in
src/server/management/oauth-account-routes.ts:282. At
src/providers/quota.ts:1632-1645, include it in providerDestinationConfigError
and forward it to fetchAntigravityUsageQuota; at src/providers/quota.ts:2288,
pass config.allowPrivateNetwork to the second Antigravity quota probe.
Apply the same fix in `@tests/provider-account-quota.test.ts` around lines 658 -
679: Add regression coverage for the private-network opt-in behavior.
In `@tests/provider-account-quota.test.ts`:
- Around line 490-497: Update the byProject construction and assertions to key
quota results by each row’s accountId instead of the Gem percentage, while
preserving the Cla percentage as the asserted value. Use the account IDs from
the returned rows so swapped rows and duplicate Gem percentages remain
distinguishable.
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| import { providerDestinationConfigError } from "../lib/destination-policy"; | ||
| import { providerOutboundPost, providerRedirectError } from "../lib/provider-outbound"; | ||
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Remove the module-level globalThis.fetch heuristic.
At src/providers/quota.ts:2219, any globalThis.fetch replacement after module load becomes the fetch field passed to providerOutboundPost. The resolved ProviderOutboundConfig.fetch path skips the built-in transport's resolved-address guarantees. This can affect production wrappers installed after module load.
Use only options?.fetch for explicit injection. Update the Antigravity tests in tests/provider-quota.test.ts to pass their stub through options.fetch.
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In `@src/providers/quota.ts` around lines 1 - 4, Remove the module-level
originalFetch/globalThis.fetch heuristic from the quota provider and ensure the
ProviderOutboundConfig fetch value is sourced only from explicit options.fetch
injection. Update the Antigravity tests to provide their fetch stub through
options.fetch rather than replacing globalThis.fetch.
| // Pre-flight destination policy gate before acquiring or refreshing account token | ||
| const destError = providerDestinationConfigError("google-antigravity", { | ||
| baseUrl: baseUrl || "https://daily-cloudcode-pa.googleapis.com", | ||
| }); | ||
| if (destError) { | ||
| const entry: AccountQuotaCacheEntry = { ts: Date.now(), quota: null, unavailable: true }; | ||
| if (mayCommitAccountQuotaKey(key, writerGeneration)) { | ||
| accountQuotaCache.set(key, entry); | ||
| sweepExpiredOnWrite(entry.ts); | ||
| } | ||
| return entry; | ||
| } | ||
| const token = await getTokenForAccountQuotaProbe(provider, accountId); | ||
| quota = await fetchAntigravityUsageQuota(token, stored.projectId, baseUrl); |
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Forward allowPrivateNetwork through account quota probing. The account-probe path validates the destination with the configured option but omits that option when calling fetchAntigravityUsageQuota, so private-address endpoints still fail in the outbound layer and their account rows negative-cache as unavailable. Thread the option through fetchAccountQuota and fetchProviderAccountQuotas, pass it from the provider configuration, and forward it in both Antigravity helper calls. Add a focused regression test confirming that an opted-in private destination receives the bearer request.
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In `@src/providers/quota.ts` around lines 1632 - 1645, Propagate the configured
allowPrivateNetwork setting through fetchAccountQuota and
fetchProviderAccountQuotas, sourcing it from
ctx.config.providers[provider]?.allowPrivateNetwork in
src/server/management/oauth-account-routes.ts:282. At
src/providers/quota.ts:1632-1645, include it in providerDestinationConfigError
and forward it to fetchAntigravityUsageQuota; at src/providers/quota.ts:2288,
pass config.allowPrivateNetwork to the second Antigravity quota probe.
Apply the same fix in `@tests/provider-account-quota.test.ts` around lines 658 -
679: Add regression coverage for the private-network opt-in behavior.
| const byProject = Object.fromEntries(rows.map(r => [ | ||
| r.quota?.customWindows?.find(w => w.label === "Gem")?.percent, | ||
| r.quota?.customWindows?.find(w => w.label === "Cla")?.percent, | ||
| ])); | ||
| // 1 - 0.64 = 36% used, 1 - 0.21 = 79% used for project 1 | ||
| // 1 - 0.90 = 10% used, 1 - 0.85 = 15% used for project 2 | ||
| expect(byProject[36]).toBe(79); | ||
| expect(byProject[10]).toBe(15); |
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Key the quota assertion by account id.
Line 490 builds byProject with the Gem percent as the object key and the Cla percent as the value. Two consequences:
- The pair is not tied to an account. A regression that swaps the two accounts' quota rows still passes.
- If two accounts ever report the same Gem percent, one entry silently overwrites the other.
Assert against row.accountId instead.
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- const byProject = Object.fromEntries(rows.map(r => [
- r.quota?.customWindows?.find(w => w.label === "Gem")?.percent,
- r.quota?.customWindows?.find(w => w.label === "Cla")?.percent,
- ]));
- // 1 - 0.64 = 36% used, 1 - 0.21 = 79% used for project 1
- // 1 - 0.90 = 10% used, 1 - 0.85 = 15% used for project 2
- expect(byProject[36]).toBe(79);
- expect(byProject[10]).toBe(15);
+ const window = (accountId: string, label: string) => rows
+ .find(r => r.accountId === accountId)
+ ?.quota?.customWindows?.find(w => w.label === label)?.percent;
+ const { getAccountSet } = await import("../src/oauth/store");
+ const ids = getAccountSet("google-antigravity")!.accounts.map(a => a.id);
+ // 1 - 0.64 = 36% used, 1 - 0.21 = 79% used for account 1
+ // 1 - 0.90 = 10% used, 1 - 0.85 = 15% used for account 2
+ expect([window(ids[0]!, "Gem"), window(ids[0]!, "Cla")]).toEqual([36, 79]);
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| const byProject = Object.fromEntries(rows.map(r => [ | |
| r.quota?.customWindows?.find(w => w.label === "Gem")?.percent, | |
| r.quota?.customWindows?.find(w => w.label === "Cla")?.percent, | |
| ])); | |
| // 1 - 0.64 = 36% used, 1 - 0.21 = 79% used for project 1 | |
| // 1 - 0.90 = 10% used, 1 - 0.85 = 15% used for project 2 | |
| expect(byProject[36]).toBe(79); | |
| expect(byProject[10]).toBe(15); | |
| const window = (accountId: string, label: string) => rows | |
| .find(r => r.accountId === accountId) | |
| ?.quota?.customWindows?.find(w => w.label === label)?.percent; | |
| const { getAccountSet } = await import("../src/oauth/store"); | |
| const ids = getAccountSet("google-antigravity")!.accounts.map(a => a.id); | |
| // 1 - 0.64 = 36% used, 1 - 0.21 = 79% used for account 1 | |
| // 1 - 0.90 = 10% used, 1 - 0.85 = 15% used for account 2 | |
| expect([window(ids[0]!, "Gem"), window(ids[0]!, "Cla")]).toEqual([36, 79]); | |
| expect([window(ids[1]!, "Gem"), window(ids[1]!, "Cla")]).toEqual([10, 15]); |
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In `@tests/provider-account-quota.test.ts` around lines 490 - 497, Update the
byProject construction and assertions to key quota results by each row’s
accountId instead of the Gem percentage, while preserving the Cla percentage as
the asserted value. Use the account IDs from the returned rows so swapped rows
and duplicate Gem percentages remain distinguishable.
Summary
supportsPerAccountQuotato includegoogle-antigravity.fetchAntigravityUsageQuotainsrc/providers/quota.tsaccepting arbitrary valid access tokens and project IDs, enabling per-account Gem/Cla 5-hour and daily quota tracking in Web GUI without frontend alterations.redirect: "error").Verification
tests/provider-account-quota.test.tsverifying:supportsPerAccountQuota("google-antigravity")returns true./v1internal:fetchAvailableModelswith account-boundprojectIdand token.projectId.baseUrlchanges.origin/devwith strict typechecking and privacy scan passed.Checklist
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