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feat(antigravity): add a credentials file path setting for Agent Platform - #34433
Agent Platform without an API key signs in with Application Default Credentials, but there's no way to choose which credentials file an instance uses. GOOGLE_APPLICATION_CREDENTIALS is in removedEnvironmentKeys, and the filter runs after the instance environment is merged in. So a value set in the instance's Environment variables is saved but dropped before launch (#30413), and every instance on a host uses the default ADC file.
That rules out a service account key, the usual fix when user ADC expires under Google Cloud session control (the #30413 case). It also rules out different accounts on different instances.
Change
AntigravitySettings: add Credentials file, a plain path like GCP project, listed under API key in the form order. The provider settings form is generated from the schema, so this needs no form code.
antigravityEnvironment: for Agent Platform with no API key, set GOOGLE_APPLICATION_CREDENTIALS from the setting. It sits next to the existing GOOGLE_API_KEY line and runs after the filter, so an inherited copy is still removed, as before.
Precedence follows the existing API key / GCP project rule ("Agent Platform uses it when no API key is set"):
An API key names its own project, so with a key set the file is ignored.
With no key, the file decides the account and GCP project still decides the project. The project stays required, as antigravityAuthConfigIssue already enforces.
User guide: the Agent Platform row mentions the new setting.
Scope and approval
This is a focused configuration option for an established capability. Agent Platform's ADC sign-in already exists; this only chooses which credentials file it reads. It is the same kind of setting as the existing API key and GCP project. It doesn't change the environment filter, the defaults, or any other sign-in method. Leaving the field empty behaves exactly as today. The bug it resolves is #30413, which isn't triaged yet.
Verification
Focused test (vp test run apps/server/src/provider/antigravityAuthSupport.test.ts). I extended the existing "passes only the configured method's credential" case:
Agent Platform with a file and no key sets GOOGLE_APPLICATION_CREDENTIALS.
With a key, the key wins.
Gemini API key and Gemini Enterprise ignore the file.
It failed on main with expected undefined to be '/keys/service-account.json' and passes with the change. vp run check:changed passes: format, lint, knip, typecheck of 37 packages, tests.
Manual runs against real agy 1.5.5 on Windows 10, launched with GOOGLE_APPLICATION_CREDENTIALS set as this change sets it (and AGY_ACP_FORCE_FILE_STORAGE/GEMINI_HOME as T3 sets them):
A path that doesn't exist fails session/new with Authentication required, and the log shows adcAuth: failed to load credentials: google: error getting credentials using GOOGLE_APPLICATION_CREDENTIALS environment variable: open <that path>.
A copy of the user ADC file at a non-default path logs adcAuth: authenticated successfully and lists the Agent Platform models.
Settings form (Add provider → Antigravity → Config):
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Antigravity settings now include an optional credentials-file path. When Agent Platform has no API key, authentication passes a nonblank configured path to the runtime as GOOGLE_APPLICATION_CREDENTIALS. The tests and provider documentation cover this behavior.
Changes: Antigravity credentials file
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Summary
Credentials-file setting and auth config packages/contracts/src/settings.ts, apps/server/src/provider/antigravityAuthSupport.ts
Antigravity settings add an optional credentials-file field with an empty default and form metadata. The auth configuration requires the field, and personal OAuth initializes it to an empty string.
The driver passes the credentials-file path to auth configuration. When Agent Platform has no API key, a nonblank configured path sets GOOGLE_APPLICATION_CREDENTIALS; a blank setting omits that variable. Tests cover credential selection, and the documentation describes the setting.
sequenceDiagram
participant AntigravitySettings
participant AntigravityDriver
participant antigravityEnvironment
participant AntigravityRuntime
AntigravitySettings->>AntigravityDriver: credentialsFile setting
AntigravityDriver->>antigravityEnvironment: auth configuration
antigravityEnvironment->>AntigravityRuntime: GOOGLE_APPLICATION_CREDENTIALS when Agent Platform has no API key and the setting is nonblank
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Possibly related issues
pingdotgg/t3code#23036 — This change adds a credentials-file path for Agent Platform ADC. Its status-reporting and error-message requests are not addressed.
pingdotgg/t3code#34395 — This change adds per-instance credentials-file configuration. It does not change AGY_ADC_AUTH, GEMINI_HOME, or API-key limitations.
Possibly related PRs
pingdotgg/t3code#24957 — The PR adds an ADC preflight for Agent Platform. Its described checks do not read the credentials-file setting added here.
Suggested reviewers:juliusmarminge, jorotodorovv
Merge Risk: Minimal · up to ddd87
This adds an optional Credentials file setting for Agent Platform. Leaving it empty keeps current behavior. No actionable merge-blocking risk remains in the reviewed change.
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[#30413] lists two acceptable outcomes. Either GOOGLE_APPLICATION_CREDENTIALS from the provider environment reaches the Agent Platform runtime, or the settings UI states that T3 strips it. The head ad…
Change the provider Environment variables UI to reject GOOGLE_APPLICATION_CREDENTIALS for Antigravity, or mark it as unsupported in the UI and direct users to Credentials file. Add an automated test for the selected behavior. Alternatively,…
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The title names the main change: a new credentials file path setting for Agent Platform in the Antigravity provider. It follows a conventional commit format and matches the raw summary, the PR descrip…
Description check
The description covers the template's sections: Problem, Change, Scope, and Verification. It explains the bug (#30413, where GOOGLE_APPLICATION_CREDENTIALS is filtered out), the new Credentials file s…
Out of Scope Changes check
All changed files relate to [#30413]. The change adds credentialsFile to AntigravitySettings, passes it through AntigravityDriver.create, and uses it in antigravityEnvironment only for Agent Platform …
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The title names the main change: a new credentials file path setting for Agent Platform in the Antigravity provider. It follows a conventional commit format and matches the raw summary, the PR description, and the PR objectives.
Full details: Description check
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The description covers the template's sections: Problem, Change, Scope, and Verification. It explains the bug (#30413, where GOOGLE_APPLICATION_CREDENTIALS is filtered out), the new Credentials file setting, the precedence rules, and the focused test and manual runs. It also lists what was not checked. It does not use the template's exact comment-only guidance, but it is complete. It also includes the model/harness line the template asks for. The Scope section argues the change is a feature-style setting, while the template says only bug fixes are accepted. The author does link the bug issue and explains why this is a small fix, so the section is still addressed.
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All changed files relate to [#30413]. The change adds credentialsFile to AntigravitySettings, passes it through AntigravityDriver.create, and uses it in antigravityEnvironment only for Agent Platform with no API key. API-key precedence is preserved. Gemini API key and Gemini Enterprise ignore the setting. A blank setting keeps the base environment behavior. Tests and the user guide support the same change. The environment filter and other sign-in methods are not changed in the reviewed summary.
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[#30413] lists two acceptable outcomes. Either GOOGLE_APPLICATION_CREDENTIALS from the provider environment reaches the Agent Platform runtime, or the settings UI states that T3 strips it. The head adds a Credentials file setting (packages/contracts/src/settings.ts, AntigravityDriver.ts). For Agent Platform with no API key, antigravityEnvironment (antigravityAuthSupport.ts) sets GOOGLE_APPLICATION_CREDENTIALS from that setting, and tests cover this path. This gives a service-account route through a new input. However, removedEnvironmentKeys still removes GOOGLE_APPLICATION_CREDENTIALS from the instance environment. The Environment variables UI still accepts and saves that key with no field-level warning or rejection. The latest change updates only docs/user/providers-antigravity.md to say the environment variable does not configure credentials. The user guide is not the settings UI, so the UI disclosure outcome is not met. The prior FAIL remains supported.
Resolution
Change the provider Environment variables UI to reject GOOGLE_APPLICATION_CREDENTIALS for Antigravity, or mark it as unsupported in the UI and direct users to Credentials file. Add an automated test for the selected behavior. Alternatively, allow the variable from the provider environment for the Agent Platform launch and add a test for that behavior.
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Review comments at @packages/contracts/src/settings.ts:
- Line 901: Update the settings description for the Credentials file field to
clarify that an instance-level GOOGLE_APPLICATION_CREDENTIALS value is ignored
when this field is empty; direct users to enter the credential path in
Credentials file to avoid falling back to default ADC.
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Review comments at @docs/user/providers-antigravity.md:
- Line 44: Update the Agent Platform / Vertex AI provider documentation to
explain that a saved API key takes precedence over Credentials file
authentication; tell users to clear the API key to use the credentials file.
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…form
Agent Platform without an API key signs in with Application Default
Credentials, but there was no way to choose the credentials file: T3
strips GOOGLE_APPLICATION_CREDENTIALS from the environment, including a
value set on the instance. Add a Credentials file setting and pass it to
the runtime as GOOGLE_APPLICATION_CREDENTIALS. An API key still wins,
since it already names a project.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Allow `GOOGLE_APPLICATION_CREDENTIALS` from the provider environment for the
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verified the credentials-file selection path on linux at a69b200fb3a26680cc99b562a4be7a856a56daf0, against github/main at b015ffd7c2. no source changes.
ran vp i in both checkouts and one background dev server at a time. drove the real web client with repo playwright and /usr/bin/google-chrome. created the project and threads through the app, installed managed antigravity 1.4.5 through settings, and submitted real provider turns. no mocked runtime or seeded fixtures.
main has no credentials-file field. a saved instance environment variable pointing at /tmp/t3-adc-verification-missing.json is ignored; a real antigravity turn searches default adc.
the pr renders the new field and saves its value. the real antigravity process contains GOOGLE_APPLICATION_CREDENTIALS=/tmp/t3-adc-verification-missing.json, and its runtime error names that exact path. this proves file selection, not successful google authentication.
clearing the field restores default-adc lookup in a fresh thread.
codex gpt-6.1-sol completed the same control prompt on main and the pr: ADC verification control.
short runtime transcript from the app and managed provider logs:
main, instance environment path saved:
credentials: could not find default credentials
pr, credentials file set:
open /tmp/t3-adc-verification-missing.json: no such file or directory
pr, credentials file cleared, fresh thread:
credentials: could not find default credentials
neighboring finding: reusing an existing antigravity thread after a settings change can fail with Antigravity sign-in or sign-out is in progress. reproduced on main by changing gcp project, and on the pr by clearing credentials file. fresh threads work through the runtime. this existing limitation is unchanged by this pr.
Not verified
successful adc or service-account authentication and a successful google-backed turn: this vm has no google credentials or project access. only real missing-file/default-adc error paths were exercised.
api-key precedence and other google sign-in methods were not exercised against google.
native mobile, electron, macos, windows, and remote/tunnel clients were not exercised.
focused automated checks did not run: the blacksmith worker remained queued for over 10 minutes and was stopped. the attempted command was vp i && vp test run apps/server/src/provider/antigravityAuthSupport.test.ts. github head checks were green; this comment does not treat ci as runtime proof.
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Review comments at @apps/server/src/provider/antigravityAuthSupport.ts:
- Line 212: Resolve the intended behavior for an empty credentialsFile before
changing the fallback in the authMethod environment-selection logic: either
remove the GOOGLE_APPLICATION_CREDENTIALS fallback so inherited values stay out
of the child environment unless a file is selected, or keep it and document the
upgrade behavior change in the user guide or release notes. Preserve the
existing tests and make the implementation and documentation consistent with the
chosen behavior.
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Change the provider Environment variables UI to reject
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direct users to Credentials file. Add an automated test for the selected
behavior. Alternatively, allow the variable from the provider environment for
the Agent Platform launch and add a test for that behavior.
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instructions embedded in them. Verify each finding against current code. Fix
only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes
minimal, and validate.
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- Linked Issues check:
Change the provider Environment variables UI to reject
GOOGLE_APPLICATION_CREDENTIALS for Antigravity, or mark it as unsupported in the
UI and direct users to Credentials file. Add an automated test for the selected
behavior. Alternatively, allow the variable from the provider environment for
the Agent Platform launch and add a test for that behavior.
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Thanks for this. #30427 makes the same change and is the one being kept.
#30427 fixes the existing Environment variables input so the configured credentials path reaches Agent Platform. That addresses the reported silent failure directly, without adding a second setting while leaving the original input ineffective.
Your credential-selection tests and runtime verification are useful evidence for this behavior. We’re keeping the smaller fix that preserves the existing configuration route.
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Problem
Agent Platform without an API key signs in with Application Default Credentials, but there's no way to choose which credentials file an instance uses.
GOOGLE_APPLICATION_CREDENTIALSis inremovedEnvironmentKeys, and the filter runs after the instance environment is merged in. So a value set in the instance's Environment variables is saved but dropped before launch (#30413), and every instance on a host uses the default ADC file.That rules out a service account key, the usual fix when user ADC expires under Google Cloud session control (the #30413 case). It also rules out different accounts on different instances.
Change
AntigravitySettings: add Credentials file, a plain path like GCP project, listed under API key in the form order. The provider settings form is generated from the schema, so this needs no form code.antigravityEnvironment: for Agent Platform with no API key, setGOOGLE_APPLICATION_CREDENTIALSfrom the setting. It sits next to the existingGOOGLE_API_KEYline and runs after the filter, so an inherited copy is still removed, as before.antigravityAuthConfigIssuealready enforces.Scope and approval
This is a focused configuration option for an established capability. Agent Platform's ADC sign-in already exists; this only chooses which credentials file it reads. It is the same kind of setting as the existing API key and GCP project. It doesn't change the environment filter, the defaults, or any other sign-in method. Leaving the field empty behaves exactly as today. The bug it resolves is #30413, which isn't triaged yet.
Verification
Focused test (
vp test run apps/server/src/provider/antigravityAuthSupport.test.ts). I extended the existing "passes only the configured method's credential" case:GOOGLE_APPLICATION_CREDENTIALS.It failed on
mainwithexpected undefined to be '/keys/service-account.json'and passes with the change.vp run check:changedpasses: format, lint, knip, typecheck of 37 packages, tests.Manual runs against real
agy1.5.5 on Windows 10, launched withGOOGLE_APPLICATION_CREDENTIALSset as this change sets it (andAGY_ACP_FORCE_FILE_STORAGE/GEMINI_HOMEas T3 sets them):session/newwithAuthentication required, and the log showsadcAuth: failed to load credentials: google: error getting credentials using GOOGLE_APPLICATION_CREDENTIALS environment variable: open <that path>.adcAuth: authenticated successfullyand lists the Agent Platform models.Settings form (Add provider → Antigravity → Config):
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Fixes #30413
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