fix(google-antigravity): gate the thought-signature sentinel correctly - #2794
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Reimplements #2693. Its intent is right — Gemini 3 rejects a turn whose first functionCall carries no thought signature, and the official validator-bypass token is the correct remedy — but three defects sat between intent and diff, all reproduced independently by a reviewer and by me. 1. It decided from key presence rather than extractSignature(), so a valid NESTED extra_content.google.thought_signature was invisible (competing sentinel added to an already-signed turn) and a too-short value read as signed (fallback suppressed where it was needed). 2. turnHasSignature was a turn-wide boolean any sibling could set, so in a two-call turn where only the second matched the cache, the first stayed unsigned and lost the sentinel it required. 3. The sentinel was gated on antigravityUsesReplayCache (!/claude/i), so the Gemini-only token reached gpt-oss-120b-medium. Implemented as a SEPARATE pass rather than inside applyAntigravityReplay. That function's absence of a signature is meaningful: 18 assertions read thoughtSignature === undefined as 'the cache did not match', covering eviction, TTL expiry, oversize refusal and clear-on-invalid. Folding a fabricated token in overwrote the very signal those tests read — the first attempt broke 12 of them. Keeping it separate means a cache miss still looks like a cache miss, and all 61 pre-existing tests pass untouched. The Gemini predicate matches the three namespaces this module actually receives: bare (gemini-3-pro), slash-prefixed (google/gemini-3-pro), and the Vertex replay key vertex:<project>:<location>:<modelId> — a COLON. A slash-only regex looked right on CCA ids and would have silently stripped the bypass from every Vertex Gemini request; both the reviewer and a local probe caught it. Mutation-verified per defect, each failing only its own test: presence-check instead of extractSignature -> 2 fail (nested, too-short) turn-wide flag instead of first-call -> 1 fail (first-call sentinel) gate on replay-cache scope -> 1 fail (non-Gemini injection) slash-only regex -> 2 fail (Vertex) 70 pass / 0 fail with all fixes; tsc exit 0.
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| export function antigravitySupportsThoughtSignatureSentinel(model: string): boolean { | ||
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Determine the model family from the canonical model ID instead of applying this regex to the raw replay identity. The default/high gemini-3.1-pro route resolves to the Gemini 3 wire ID gemini-pro-agent in src/providers/antigravity-models.ts, which this regex rejects, so a cache miss still leaves its first function call unsigned and subject to the upstream 400 this change is intended to prevent. Conversely, a Vertex project such as gemini-prod makes vertex:gemini-prod:global:gpt-oss-120b match and injects a Gemini-only token into a non-Gemini model. Canonicalize known CCA aliases and inspect only the final Vertex model component, with regression coverage for both cases.
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| // After replay, not instead of it: a real signature always wins, and the sentinel only | ||
| // fills a first functionCall that replay could not sign. Outside the cache branch too, | ||
| // because the turn still needs a signature when no session was ever recorded. | ||
| applyAntigravityThoughtSignatureFallback(wireModelId, contents); |
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Update the pre-existing wire-path assertions when enabling this call: tests/google-antigravity-wire.test.ts lines 780 and 800 still require thoughtSignature to be undefined for synthetic fc_/ctc_ values, but a gemini-3-pro request now replaces either value with the bypass sentinel here. The Vertex namespace-isolation assertion at tests/google-vertex-thought-signature.test.ts:129 likewise receives the sentinel rather than undefined. Consequently the repository-wide adapter suite is red even though the newly added focused replay tests pass; assert that the synthetic or cross-namespace signature was not forwarded while accounting for the intentional fallback.
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리뷰 · 우선순위 73 / 80이 PR은 닫혀 있지 않은 #2693을 처음부터 다시 짠 고침입니다. 지금 다만 #2693은 세 곳에서 빗나갔습니다. 첫째, 센티널을 라인 src/adapters/google-antigravity-replay.ts extractSignature - 키 존재가 아니라 길이 16 이상인 직접/중첩 서명만 진짜로 칩니다. 짧은 값은 폴백이 살아 있어야 합니다. 메인테이너의 판단이 필요한 지점
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…path Exact-head CI failed three shards that the focused suite did not show — this round's own gate 4 firing on me, since I chose the targets. Five tests in four other suites assert thoughtSignature === undefined and the sentinel filled it. Investigating those five surfaced two REAL defects, not just assertion drift: 1. observeAntigravityReplay cached the sentinel as if it were a genuine signature, so a fabricated token round-tripped into the replay cache and was replayed later as evidence a turn was signed. extractSignature now refuses it on both the direct and nested paths; observing it leaves the cache empty (0 sessions) instead of storing it. 2. isLikelyRealThoughtSignature accepted it — the sentinel is alphanumeric with underscores, so it passed every filter that rejects fc_/ctc_/tsc_ synthetic ids. It is now rejected by name, which is what the issue #174 tests were protecting: a fabricated id must never be treated as real. With both closed, the five assertions are genuinely proxies. They read 'undefined' to mean 'nothing was borrowed from another call, thread, or namespace', and a constant carries no other call's identity. Verified directly: thread-a records a real signature, thread-b replays the same call in a different session, and thread-b receives the sentinel — never thread-a's value. Each assertion now expects the sentinel and states why the property still holds. The PR body for #2693 confirms the sentinel belongs on replayed history too: upstream rejects any multi-turn functionCall lacking a signature, not just the current turn. So narrowing it to fresh turns would reintroduce the 400. 159 pass / 0 fail across all four affected suites; tsc exit 0.
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The Gemini predicate accepts
gemini...after any colon. The Vertex call site insrc/adapters/google.tsbuildsvertex:${project}:${location}:${parsed.modelId}before calling this fallback. A non-Gemini model can therefore match when the project ID starts withgemini-, such asvertex:gemini-sandbox:global:claude-....This violates the Gemini-only restriction and can send
skip_thought_signature_validatorin a non-Gemini request. Parse the final model component forvertex:keys, or anchor the match to the known model suffix. Add a regression test for agemini-*project with a non-Gemini model.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@src/adapters/google-antigravity-replay.ts`:
- Around line 627-689: Update antigravitySupportsThoughtSignatureSentinel so
Vertex replay keys are matched using their final model component, preventing
Gemini-like project IDs from enabling the sentinel for non-Gemini models.
Preserve support for bare and slash-prefixed Gemini IDs, and add a regression
test covering a vertex key with a gemini-* project and non-Gemini final model.
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Evidence summary for whoever reviews this — I authored it, so GitHub correctly refuses my approval and Exact-head CI at What this closesThree defects in #2693, each reproduced independently before any code was written, each closed with a test that fails without its fix:
Two things worth a reviewer's attentionThe sentinel is a separate pass, not part of Chasing five cross-suite failures found two real defects, not assertion drift. The replay cache was ingesting the sentinel as a genuine signature, so a token fabricated on the way out round-tripped back in and was replayed later as evidence a turn was signed. And An independent reviewer reached the same conclusion on separate reasoning, and flagged the What to check if you review it
Credit for the diagnosis and the original fix direction goes to @yxr1995-maker; credit for all three defect reproductions to @Ingwannu. |
70/0 on the focused suite and CI still failed three shards: five tests in four other suites assert thoughtSignature === undefined and the sentinel fills it. This round's own gate 4 firing on me — I chose the targets. Records the honest question rather than the convenient answer: those assertions look like proxies for 'no signature was borrowed', and a direct probe shows thread-b gets the constant sentinel and never thread-a's real signature. But that reading favours my patch, so the call is dispatched to an independent reviewer with the alternative designs named.
#2747 and #2740 rebased onto current dev with patch-ids unchanged, pushed under lease to the authors' forks and announced. #2693 closed as superseded by #2794. Two operational findings: a force-push resets the readiness checklist (so the rebase creates work for the contributor — ask, do not tick their attestation), and fork PRs sit in action_required with NO CI until a maintainer approves the run, so '5 checks' means the matrix never started rather than passed. And the one worth keeping: when a change breaks another suite, the question is not whether that test is stale but what it knew that you did not. Twice here it was a real defect.
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Requesting changes on exact head 3468ceaa0. I reproduced one remaining functional blocker in src/adapters/google-antigravity-replay.ts:652: antigravitySupportsThoughtSignatureSentinel scans the entire raw Vertex replay identity instead of only the final model component. The Vertex call site constructs vertex:${project}:${location}:${parsed.modelId}, so a project ID beginning with gemini- enables the Gemini-only sentinel for a non-Gemini model.
In an isolated probe against this head, vertex:gemini-prod:global:gpt-oss-120b returned true and applyAntigravityThoughtSignatureFallback injected skip_thought_signature_validator; that identity must remain false/untouched. The positive controls vertex:proj:global:gemini-3-pro, google/gemini-3-pro, and gemini-pro-agent all returned true. (gemini-pro-agent is therefore not a failure of the current regex; the Vertex project-name false positive is the blocker.)
Please parse the final model component for vertex: identities while preserving bare and slash-prefixed Gemini IDs, and add a regression that uses a gemini-* project with a non-Gemini final model. Exact-head CI is green, but the current tests cover only a neutral Vertex project and therefore do not exercise this boundary. Re-request review on the updated head and I will verify it.
…ded off dev 50e9556 -> 29be459. #2740 merged, #2693 closed as superseded by #2794. The useful surprise: #2638 rebased across 195 commits with ZERO conflicts and 15375/0 on the rebased tree, beating my prediction. #2497 with the same 'far behind' shape does not rebase — 6 hunks, 1 mechanical, and the decisive one is delete-vs-modify on the credential entitlement path. 'Too far behind' was never the criterion; whether the conflicts are mechanical is. Also records that fork PRs run NO product CI until a maintainer approves the run, so '5 checks passing' there is no signal at all.
…tex identity Ingwannu's review found the predicate scanned the entire raw replay identity. The Vertex key is vertex:<project>:<location>:<modelId> and the project id is operator-chosen, so a project named 'gemini-prod' armed the Gemini-only sentinel for a non-Gemini model: vertex:gemini-prod:global:gpt-oss-120b -> true (sentinel injected) vertex:gemini-team:us:claude-fable-5 -> true That is the same class of defect the predicate exists to prevent, reintroduced one layer up — and my own tests missed it because they used a neutral project name on the positive control. Now reduces to the model component first: last ':' segment for a Vertex identity, then last '/' segment for a namespaced id, anchored with ^. Positive controls unchanged (vertex:proj:global:gemini-3-pro, google/gemini-3-pro, gemini-3-pro, gemini-pro-agent all still true). Mutation-verified: restoring the whole-string scan fails exactly the new test (70/1); with the fix 71/0, and 160/0 across all four affected suites.
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Fixed at Reproduced your case exactly before changing anything: That is the same class of defect the predicate exists to prevent — a Gemini-only token reaching a non-Gemini model — reintroduced one layer up. And my own tests could not catch it, because every Vertex case I wrote used a neutral project name. The positive control was doing double duty as the negative one. The fix reduces to the model component before matching, rather than widening or blacklisting: const afterTransport = model.slice(model.lastIndexOf(":") + 1);
const wireModel = afterTransport.slice(afterTransport.lastIndexOf("/") + 1);
return /^gemini[-.\d]/i.test(wireModel);Last
Regression added as you asked — a Mutation-verified: restoring the whole-string scan fails exactly that test (70 pass / 1 fail); with the fix 71/0, and 160/0 across all four affected suites. Re-requesting your review on |
#2794 had 23 green checks, 15352/0, and four mutation-verified fixes. Ingwannu then found the Gemini predicate scanned the whole Vertex identity, so an operator-chosen project named 'gemini-prod' armed the Gemini-only sentinel for gpt-oss-120b — the defect class the predicate exists to prevent, reintroduced in the fix for it. My tests could not have caught it: every Vertex case I wrote used a neutral project name, so the positive control doubled as the negative one. A suite written by the person who wrote the bug shares its blind spot.
…#2747 User authorized --admin merges, resolving the self-approval deadlock on lidge-jun#2794 and the author-attestation box on lidge-jun#2747. Both were already fully green (23/0 and 20/0), so the authorization removed a process gate rather than a verification one. Records what it deliberately did not unblock: lidge-jun#2638 still fails hygiene on unsponsored_surface and its head moved past my evidence, lidge-jun#2745's fix was never opened as a PR and has two blockers still open, lidge-jun#2497 needs the author.
Four merged on the authorization (lidge-jun#2794, lidge-jun#2747, lidge-jun#2806, lidge-jun#2740), each already green — it removed a process gate, not a verification one. Two credential-path PRs were not merged despite the rights being available. lidge-jun#2638's hygiene gate asks whether a human reviewed auth-context.ts, and maintainer-sponsored IS that judgement, so applying it forges the gate. lidge-jun#2807 is the interesting case: hygiene PASSES because core.ts is absent from RESTRICTED_FILES, while CODEOWNERS:46 assigns it to me and MAINTAINERS.md:60 requires security review for credential handling. The gate is narrower than the rule it encodes, and a passing check is not permission when the rule applies. Left as a follow-up rather than fixed here: widening a security gate while holding admin rights and an open PR the widening would block is the kind of self-serving edit that needs its own review.
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Reimplements #2693. Its diagnosis is correct — Gemini 3 rejects a turn whose first
functionCallpart carries no thought signature, and the officialskip_thought_signature_validatorbypass is the right remedy — but three defects sat between that intent and the diff. All three were reproduced independently by @Ingwannu's review and again here before any code was written.The three defects
1. Presence check instead of
extractSignature(). The original testedpart.thoughtSignature !== undefined || part.thought_signature !== undefined. The module already owns the real contract inextractSignature, which enforcesMIN_SIGNATURE_LEN = 16and understands the nestedextra_content.google.thought_signatureshape. Consequences both ways: a valid nested signature was invisible, so a competing sentinel was added to an already-signed turn; a too-short value read as present, so the fallback was suppressed exactly where it was needed.2.
turnHasSignaturewas a turn-wide boolean any sibling could set. The requirement is about the firstfunctionCallof a turn. In a two-call turn where only the second matches the cache, the second received a real signature and the first stayed unsigned — with the sentinel skipped. Gemini rejects that request.3. The sentinel was gated on
antigravityUsesReplayCache, which is!/claude/i.test(model). Every non-Claude model qualified, so a Gemini-only control token was injected intogpt-oss-120b-medium.Two design decisions worth reviewing
The sentinel is a separate pass, not part of
applyAntigravityReplay. Folding it in broke 12 existing tests, and that was a design answer rather than a test problem: 18 assertions readthoughtSignature === undefinedas "the cache did not match", covering eviction, TTL expiry, oversize refusal and clear-on-invalid. Writing a fabricated token into that slot overwrites the very signal those tests read.applyAntigravityThoughtSignatureFallbackruns immediately after replay at bothsrc/adapters/google.tscall sites, so a real signature always wins and a cache miss still looks like a cache miss. All 61 pre-existing tests pass untouched.The Gemini predicate matches a colon as well as a slash. An earlier draft used
/(^|\/)gemini[-.\d]/i. That is wrong here:src/adapters/google.tsbuilds the Vertex replay key asvertex:<project>:<location>:<modelId>. A slash-only regex looks correct against every CCA id and would have silently stripped the bypass from every Vertex Gemini request — a regression introduced by the fix intended to prevent one. Three namespaces reach this module and all three must match:Verification
tsc --noEmitexit 0.tests/google-antigravity-replay.test.ts70 pass / 0 fail (61 pre-existing + 9 new).Mutation oracle, run per defect so each test is shown to bind its own:
extractSignatureantigravityUsesReplayCacheTwo of the new tests exist because a reviewer pointed out the first set could pass while a weaker patch still failed: a sibling signed on the wire with no cache involved, and the Vertex identity driven end to end rather than only asserted on the predicate.
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No Go runtime counterpart. No authentication, credential, token, OAuth, workflow, or release surface — this is wire-shape handling for one provider's function-call metadata.
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Supersedes #2693. Credit for the diagnosis and the original fix direction goes to @yxr1995-maker; credit for all three defect reproductions to @Ingwannu.
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Update: exact-head CI found what the focused suite did not
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tests/google-antigravity-replay.test.ts70/0 and still failed three CI shards. Five tests in four other suites assertedthoughtSignature === undefined, and the sentinel filled that slot. Chasing why those suites disagreed — rather than assuming they were stale — turned up two real defects:1. The replay cache ingested the sentinel as a genuine signature.
observeAntigravityReplaystored it like any other value, so a token we fabricate on the way out round-tripped back in and was replayed later as evidence a turn was signed:extractSignaturenow refuses it on both the direct and nested paths, so observing it leaves the cache empty (sessions: 0).2.
isLikelyRealThoughtSignatureaccepted it. That predicate exists to reject synthetic ids (fc_,ctc_,tsc_,call_) and is exactly what the issue #174 tests protect. The sentinel is alphanumeric with underscores, so it passed every filter and would have been treated as genuine wherever that predicate gates. Now rejected by name.With both closed, the five assertions are genuinely proxies: they read
undefinedas "no signature was borrowed from another call, thread, or namespace", and a constant carries no other call's identity. Verified directly — thread-a records a real signature, thread-b replays the same call in a different session, and thread-b receives the sentinel, never thread-a's value. Each assertion now expects the sentinel and carries a comment explaining why its property still holds; #1312 keeps its positive control that thread-a still gets the realSIGNATURE, so a true cross-namespace leak would still fail.Narrowing the sentinel to "fresh turns only" was considered and rejected: there is no honest replayed-history-vs-fresh-turn signal at either call site, and a first-turn request has no model
functionCallto sign — every unsigned firstfunctionCallis history, which is the 400 this PR fixes.Evidence at
3468ceaa0: full suite 15352 pass / 0 fail (rc=0); the four affected suites 159 pass / 0 fail;tsc --noEmitexit 0.