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fix(server): Antigravity resumes after its local harness fails - #23654
An Antigravity thread can stop responding after the provider's local harness fails. The ACP parent process stays alive and answers the prompt with an empty end_turn, so T3 keeps the thread attached to a process that can no longer run the agent. The next message hangs or fails with Failed to rebuild agent for session (WebSocket close code 1000). I found this in five threads on T3 Code 0.1.2-nightly.20261022.3512 (Linux), with official ACP runtimes 1.3.0 and 1.4.1.
The failure only shows up in Antigravity's native log:
local_connection.py:579] harness stderr: Agent run failed: failed to handle call hook response: no pending hook for ID <hook-id>
Expected: the turn fails, and the next message continues the same saved session.
Change
antigravityAuthSupport.ts: launch Antigravity with --alsologtostderr, so its native log reaches the transport. The stderr handler treats three terminal records as a transport failure: local_connection.py … harness stderr: Agent run failed:, and server.py … Failed to rebuild agent for session / Agent connection lost for session. It matches the log header and source module, so assistant text that quotes these messages does not count.
AcpSessionRuntime.ts: on a stderr failure, record the termination before failing the pending request, so the adapter learns the runtime is gone while the turn is still open. The adapter's existing restart path then resumes the saved native session in a new process on the next message.
To do that, onTermination moves into recordTermination. This is shared by all ACP providers: the callback now runs once, for the first recorded termination, on the stdout, stderr and retireRuntime (cancel timeout, interrupted prompt) paths. On main it ran only when stdout closed, so after a stderr failure or a retire it arrived after the process was killed and the prompt had settled. It is no longer called during an intentional stop, which recordTermination already ignored.
Unchanged behavior:
Nothing is retried or replayed automatically; recovery waits for the user's next message.
Model, permission policy and saved history are kept.
Only Antigravity passes onStderr, so stderr detection does not apply to other ACP providers.
The hook defect itself is in Google's runtime and is not fixed here. Updating to ACP 1.4.1 alone did not help.
Verification
Regression tests, all in existing files:
antigravityAuthSupport.test.ts: the three terminal records, including one split across stderr chunks, fail the handler; ordinary task prose and non-terminal native warnings do not. With main's handler the three cases fail (3 failed, exit 1).
AntigravityAdapterV2.test.ts, three subprocess cases with the ACP mock agent: an open prompt fails; a failure racing end_turn accepts either terminal status; a notification handshake delivers failure after the completed turn. Each case verifies that turn 2 completes in a fresh process and the single session/resume request carries the saved session ID. No timing delay controls stream ordering.
AntigravityDriver.test.ts: exact launch arguments, including --alsologtostderr.
Live check against the official 1.3.0 runtime, in an isolated profile (fresh HOME, no personal config) with no-op command hooks that run true. Over five turns the agent started sleep 45 as a background task, killed it with its task tool, then answered. Turns 1–3 completed. Turn 4 hit the native hook failure; T3 detected it and failed the turn. Turn 5, a tool-free follow-up, ran in a second process on the same saved session, and the expected reply was saved. The same steps without hooks did not reproduce the failure in four turns. The native trigger is intermittent; the subprocess tests are the repeatable check.
On this branch:
vp test run on antigravityAuthSupport.test.ts and AntigravityAdapterV2.test.ts: 38 passed.
Antigravity auth, installation, provider, driver, skills and ACP support tests: 102 passed (before the test-only follow-up commits).
vp run --filter t3 typecheck and vp run --filter @t3tools/provider-acp typecheck: pass (existing Effect suggestions only). Targeted vp lint and vp fmt: pass.
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macOS, Windows, mobile and the installed desktop app. No UI change, so no screenshots.
Another Google account or machine.
Detection depends on Antigravity's current log format; a format change would bring back the old behavior, not a new failure.
If the failure record arrives after end_turn, turn 1 shows as completed with no answer. The next message still recovers.
takeover verification (2026-10-30, 1ce3a80705)
merged current github/main without rebasing and preserved both recovery and sign-in tests. the six-file diff remains 242 additions and 11 deletions.
blacksmith: vp run check:changed passed format, lint, both knip checks, graphql validation, 13 affected-package typechecks, and 48 adjacent tests. the focused antigravity auth, driver, adapter, and shared acp adapter suite passed 117 tests. two independent read-only reviews found no blockers.
the official antigravity runtime and real client recovery were not rerun on this vm. github ci approval and final check status are tracked separately.
Macroscope's review found this PR approvable — This is a focused Antigravity recovery fix: specific native harness failures now retire the unusable process and let the next turn resume the saved session in a fresh process. The production behavior is narrowly scoped and covered by stderr regression tests plus a subprocess recovery test.
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The Antigravity provider now enables stderr logging and converts selected native harness failure lines into an ACP transport error. ACP termination notification uses a single recording path. Tests cover failure detection and follow-up turns on a new process.
Changes: Antigravity failure and recovery
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Summary
Launch and stderr failure detection apps/server/src/provider/antigravityAuthSupport.ts, apps/server/src/provider/antigravityAuthSupport.test.ts, apps/server/src/provider/Drivers/AntigravityDriver.test.ts
The ACP launch adds --alsologtostderr. Selected native harness failure lines produce an AcpTransportError for session/prompt. Tests check that unrelated stderr messages do not fail the handler.
recordTermination queues the termination event before invoking options.onTermination. The stderr failure handler records termination before failing stderrFailure.
The mock agent can emit a harness failure before or after end_turn. Tests check the expected first-turn status, completion on a second process, and one session/resume request.
pingdotgg/t3code issue 19689 — The PR improves failure detection and saved-session resume for the process-replacement path. It does not fix interruptTurn.
Suggested reviewers:maria-rcks
Merge Risk: Low · previous review 3f3fb
The recovery test can fail intermittently despite valid recovery behavior. Make its assertion independent of stream arrival order; this is a bounded test risk rather than an established production failure.
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fix(antigravity): resume failed local harnesses in a fresh process
fix(server): Antigravity resumes after its local harness fails
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The Antigravity mock advertises only sessionCapabilities.resume, so this test exercises session/resume. Supported Antigravity advertises both capabilities, and the adapter selects session/load first. Advertise both capabilities in the Antigravity mock and assert session/load for mock-session-1.
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@apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/Adapters/AntigravityAdapterV2.test.ts around
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Update the Antigravity mock used by the harness recovery test to advertise both
load-session and resume capabilities, then change the request assertions in
“AntigravityAdapterV2 harness recovery” to verify that recovery uses
session/load for mock-session-1.
Bind the session ID assertion to the resume request.
The two substring checks inspect the complete request log independently. A session/resume request for another session can satisfy one check while mock-session-1 appears in a separate prompt request. Assert the ID on the session/resume record.
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Update the request-log assertions after the two `session.startTurn` calls so the
session ID is checked on the `session/resume` request record itself. Parse the
logged records, locate the request whose method is `session/resume`, and assert
its session ID is `mock-session-1` instead of checking both strings
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- Around line 127-220: Update the Antigravity mock used by the harness recovery
test to advertise both load-session and resume capabilities, then change the
request assertions in “AntigravityAdapterV2 harness recovery” to verify that
recovery uses session/load for mock-session-1.
- Around line 193-216: Update the request-log assertions after the two
`session.startTurn` calls so the session ID is checked on the `session/resume`
request record itself. Parse the logged records, locate the request whose method
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Merge risk (failure reported after end_turn): added a subprocess case where the native failure record arrives 200 ms after the successful response. Turn 1 completes, the runtime is still retired, and the next message resumes the saved session in a second process. With main's handler that case fails (expected 1 to equal 2). The test waits on the first runtime's onTermination rather than a timer.
Bind the session ID to the resume request: done. The test parses the request log and asserts exactly one session/resume, with sessionId: "mock-session-1".
Cover the load-first path: not changed. The Antigravity flavor sets resumeMethod: "resume" (AntigravityAcpSupport.ts), and AcpSessionRuntime uses session/load only when resumeMethod !== "resume". Advertising loadSession in the mock would still produce session/resume.
…d_turn
stderr and stdout are separate pipes, so the native failure record can
reach T3 after the successful prompt response. Cover that order: the
first turn completes, the runtime is still retired, and the next message
resumes the saved session in a fresh process. Assert the session ID on
the session/resume request itself.
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updated the original branch at d45fb3c06b2fbf262e84e3a781b309872ac8f088, preserving @pedrosatin's commits and native-log recovery fix. merged current main (a936f05a6a18). no overlapping focused fix was found.
kept terminal native-log detection and saved-session resume on the next message.
made competing termination paths wait for the first callback before scope shutdown, so stdout cannot interrupt stderr's restart signal.
removed the 200 ms test delay and race-dependent failed-turn assertion. the late failure is now signaled after the first terminal event. added a pending-turn case and checked callback count after scoped cleanup.
compared the original diff with the final diff: no production recovery behavior was dropped. the native log handler now uses the named Effect function required by current main.
verification through blacksmith-check: main fails all three native-log regression cases. the final tree passes vp run check:changed (format, lint, knip, generated operations, seven affected package typechecks and 43 tests), plus all 65 shared ACP adapter tests. the subprocess cases prove an open turn fails, racing success still retires the runtime, and a late failure resumes mock-session-1 in a second process. two independent final reviews approve this exact head with no findings.
unverified: a signed-in native Google runtime, client UI, macOS and Windows. this is a server-only change with no changed render path, so no UI captures. @pedrosatin, Google's underlying hook failure remains upstream; this preserves your recovery workaround.
waiting on GitHub's fork workflow approval: CI run is action_required, as are the other fork workflows. six reported metadata/review checks are green; full CI has not executed. CodeRabbit is automatically paused on the latest head; no bot was invoked. GitHub reports the branch mergeable, while git.cafe still has a pending conflict snapshot. no labels changed, no merge performed.
checked exact head d45fb3c06b2fbf262e84e3a781b309872ac8f088 on a disposable linux vm, after running github/main (c677d5fc45) in a separate worktree. installed dependencies with vp i; ran only one dev server at a time. drove the actual web app with the repo’s playwright and /usr/bin/google-chrome. created projects and threads through the app, with no mocks, fixtures, or demo data.
main: a real codex gpt-6.1-sol turn returned MAIN_CODEX_OK.
pr: a real codex gpt-6.1-sol turn returned PR_CODEX_OK; a follow-up recalled copper. both replies persisted after reload.
main and pr: installed official antigravity 1.3.0 through settings and reached google authorization.
pr: observed the real native process launch with --uid= --alsologtostderr. cancelled sign-in, retried successfully, and cancelled again. the recording shows this setup interaction, not harness recovery.
blacksmith-check: all 108 existing focused tests passed across antigravity auth support, driver, adapter, and the shared acp adapter. subprocess tests are supplementary evidence, not proof of live recovery.
the requested harness failure and recovery remain unverified. this vm has no authenticated antigravity account or gemini credentials. the original bug could not be reproduced on main, and no signed-in antigravity turn could run on the pr. codex uses a different provider transport and does not prove the changed acp termination or saved-session recovery path. no failure records were injected into the running app.
a signed-in antigravity run is still needed to trigger the native harness failure, observe the failed turn (or late empty completion), and prove the next message resumes the same native session in a fresh process. shared acp cancel-timeout retirement, native desktop/mobile, macos/windows, and remote/relay/tunnel were not exercised.
no source changes or pushes were made. this is a partial verification report, not approval of the recovery behavior. captures were inspected; the uploaded mp4 played and sought correctly in chrome. the comment uses an animated recording because github does not render the externally hosted mp4 embed. t3’s media player remains unverified.
full github CI is still action_required (fork workflow approval); the green metadata checks do not establish a full CI pass.
merged current main into the existing head without rebasing and pushed d54ce0aa03991d907a9f090436542f77eb5d2c51 to the contributor branch without force. the test conflict retains both harness recovery and main's unsupported-compaction coverage. the diff stays at six files, 242 additions and 11 deletions.
blacksmith verification: vp run check:changed cb9629e6891ef0745772b69f09c9acd0c6a74f7e passed formatting, lint, both knip checks, graphql validation, 13 affected-package typechecks, and 49 tests. the shared ACP adapter suite passed another 82 tests. two independent read-only reviews approve this exact head with no findings. both existing bot threads are resolved. no production behavior was added or removed by this merge.
unverified this pass: signed-in official Antigravity runtime and real client recovery, installed desktop/mobile, macOS/Windows, and remote connection modes. no UI change or new capture. no labels changed and no merge performed.
final status: all 29 git.cafe check contexts are green, full GitHub CI run 41136016752 succeeded, and git.cafe reports mergeable with no conflicts. ready for Maria's review; left open and unmerged.
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Problem
An Antigravity thread can stop responding after the provider's local harness fails. The ACP parent process stays alive and answers the prompt with an empty
end_turn, so T3 keeps the thread attached to a process that can no longer run the agent. The next message hangs or fails withFailed to rebuild agent for session(WebSocket close code 1000). I found this in five threads on T3 Code0.1.2-nightly.20261022.3512(Linux), with official ACP runtimes 1.3.0 and 1.4.1.The failure only shows up in Antigravity's native log:
Expected: the turn fails, and the next message continues the same saved session.
Change
antigravityAuthSupport.ts: launch Antigravity with--alsologtostderr, so its native log reaches the transport. The stderr handler treats three terminal records as a transport failure:local_connection.py … harness stderr: Agent run failed:, andserver.py … Failed to rebuild agent for session/Agent connection lost for session. It matches the log header and source module, so assistant text that quotes these messages does not count.AcpSessionRuntime.ts: on a stderr failure, record the termination before failing the pending request, so the adapter learns the runtime is gone while the turn is still open. The adapter's existing restart path then resumes the saved native session in a new process on the next message.To do that,
onTerminationmoves intorecordTermination. This is shared by all ACP providers: the callback now runs once, for the first recorded termination, on the stdout, stderr andretireRuntime(cancel timeout, interrupted prompt) paths. On main it ran only when stdout closed, so after a stderr failure or a retire it arrived after the process was killed and the prompt had settled. It is no longer called during an intentional stop, whichrecordTerminationalready ignored.Unchanged behavior:
onStderr, so stderr detection does not apply to other ACP providers.Scope and approval
A focused fix for an obvious bug, under CONTRIBUTING's exception for small fixes: a dead native connection must fail the turn and let the existing resume path run, instead of leaving the thread on an unusable process. No setting, retry policy or new behavior. https://git.cafe/pingdotgg/t3code/issues/11670 and https://git.cafe/pingdotgg/t3code/issues/14619 report similar stuck Antigravity threads; I am not claiming either as approval.
The hook defect itself is in Google's runtime and is not fixed here. Updating to ACP 1.4.1 alone did not help.
Verification
Regression tests, all in existing files:
antigravityAuthSupport.test.ts: the three terminal records, including one split across stderr chunks, fail the handler; ordinary task prose and non-terminal native warnings do not. With main's handler the three cases fail (3 failed, exit 1).AntigravityAdapterV2.test.ts, three subprocess cases with the ACP mock agent: an open prompt fails; a failure racingend_turnaccepts either terminal status; a notification handshake delivers failure after the completed turn. Each case verifies that turn 2 completes in a fresh process and the singlesession/resumerequest carries the saved session ID. No timing delay controls stream ordering.AntigravityDriver.test.ts: exact launch arguments, including--alsologtostderr.Live check against the official 1.3.0 runtime, in an isolated profile (fresh
HOME, no personal config) with no-op command hooks that runtrue. Over five turns the agent startedsleep 45as a background task, killed it with its task tool, then answered. Turns 1–3 completed. Turn 4 hit the native hook failure; T3 detected it and failed the turn. Turn 5, a tool-free follow-up, ran in a second process on the same saved session, and the expected reply was saved. The same steps without hooks did not reproduce the failure in four turns. The native trigger is intermittent; the subprocess tests are the repeatable check.On this branch:
vp test runonantigravityAuthSupport.test.tsandAntigravityAdapterV2.test.ts: 38 passed.AcpAdapterV2.test.ts(shared ACP adapter): 59 passed.vp run --filter t3 typecheckandvp run --filter @t3tools/provider-acp typecheck: pass (existing Effect suggestions only). Targetedvp lintandvp fmt: pass.Not checked
end_turn, turn 1 shows as completed with no answer. The next message still recovers.takeover verification (2026-10-30,
1ce3a80705)merged current
github/mainwithout rebasing and preserved both recovery and sign-in tests. the six-file diff remains 242 additions and 11 deletions.blacksmith:
vp run check:changedpassed format, lint, both knip checks, graphql validation, 13 affected-package typechecks, and 48 adjacent tests. the focused antigravity auth, driver, adapter, and shared acp adapter suite passed 117 tests. two independent read-only reviews found no blockers.the official antigravity runtime and real client recovery were not rerun on this vm. github ci approval and final check status are tracked separately.
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gpt-6.1-sol; harness: codex.