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fix(antigravity): recover threads after a lost thinking signature - #28889
Antigravity threads can stay stuck after Claude rejects a saved thinking signature. The failed native session is now marked unusable, so the next message starts a fresh session with the thread's context. That status survives Stop, sign-out, provider switches and queued account handovers, while recovery respects /clear. This focused repair uses the existing recovery path for the reported failure and qualifies for the focused bug-fix exception.
Evidence
Head 596651e49871a7e18383b4e6909b4e5d625b65d2 includes main d313b2aff31991ab94c8ac80cdc38a54dd575604. Required GitHub checks pass. vp run check:changed origin/main also passed on Boat at this head: 225 tests in nine files, format, lint, knip, GraphQL and 14 package typechecks. Boat check output.
The captures below ran on corex Linux in the real T3 browser, server and Antigravity adapter, using a synthetic ACP peer that reproduces the native error and protocol events. They are from head 7338d41da1f401d9320b14d49ddfae76243cc87d and main 6c9adfb2739205244b84e607736f6fd8b4611e69. Since that capture, this PR removed redundant test coverage and integrated upstream changes. An independent review confirmed that the captured recovery path is preserved after these upstream changes. Four recovery source files are byte-identical to the captured head; Orchestrator.ts retains the same recovery changes alongside upstream queue and completion work.
Before: after a cold resume, two messages fail in the same native session.
After: the broken status survives another server restart. The next message uses a different native session, receives ORCHID_28870 from prior context although the new question omits it, and a further message succeeds.
Unverified: real Antigravity/Claude thinking-signature loss, thinking/tool/steer/cold-resume behavior and OAuth; native Windows desktop and other native clients. These captures use a protocol fixture, as authorized on Nov 10, and establish T3's recovery behavior rather than upstream signature serialization.
Implemented with Claude Opus 5.5 in Claude Code; verified and reviewed with GPT-6.1 Sol in Codex; tests trimmed with Claude Fable 5.2 in Claude Code.
Macroscope's review found this PR approvable — Unusable Antigravity conversations recover through the existing fresh-session handoff on the next message. Recovery respects fresh-context boundaries, while normal successful turns and other failure classifications retain their existing behavior.
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Walkthrough
Antigravity prompt failures now include a reusable or broken thread disposition. The ACP adapter applies the disposition to thread status and failed terminal events, rejects resume attempts for threads in error status, and preserves error status during sign-out and run startup.
turnFailure now pairs failures with a thread disposition. Invalid saved thinking signatures produce a broken disposition; other provider failures produce a reusable disposition. Tests cover these outcomes and quoted signature-error text.
Apply disposition to turns and resumes packages/provider-acp/src/server/adapter.ts, apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/Adapters/AcpAdapterV2.test.ts
The ACP adapter applies the disposition during turn finalization, emits it on failed terminal events, and rejects resume for threads in error status. Tests cover reusable failures, broken-thread state, and resume rejection.
Preserve error status in orchestration apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/ProviderTurnStartService.ts, apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/ProviderTurnStartService.test.ts, apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/Orchestrator.ts, apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/testkit/ProviderSwitch.integration.test.ts
Sign-out and run startup preserve a provider thread's error status. Integration tests cover handoffs and queued PR updates that use a replacement native thread and include prior work.
sequenceDiagram
participant AntigravityTurnOutcome
participant watchPromptOutcome
participant finalizeTurn
participant providerThread
participant terminalEvent
participant resumeThread
AntigravityTurnOutcome->>watchPromptOutcome: return failure and thread disposition
watchPromptOutcome->>finalizeTurn: pass failure and thread disposition
finalizeTurn->>providerThread: set error status for broken history
finalizeTurn->>terminalEvent: emit failure disposition
resumeThread->>providerThread: check thread status
resumeThread-->>resumeThread: reject resume when status is error
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Suggested reviewers:juliusmarminge, t3dotgg
Merge Risk: Minimal · up to af463
No actionable PR-specific risk was established. Live Antigravity recovery remains unverified.
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resumeThread fails with the string "The native session history is unusable.". The outer mapError wraps this string as cause in ProviderAdapterResumeThreadError. A string has no tag or structured attributes. Callers and logs cannot distinguish this case from other resume failures without matching on text. The same file uses ProviderAdapter.ProviderAdapterProtocolError with a detail field for protocol-level refusals.
♻️ Proposed fix
- return yield* Effect.fail("The native session history is unusable.");+ return yield* new ProviderAdapter.ProviderAdapterProtocolError({+ driver,+ detail: "The native session history is unusable.",+ });
As per coding guidelines: "Failures are Schema.TaggedError classes with structured attributes".
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Review comment at @packages/provider-acp/src/server/adapter.ts around lines 8229
- 8232:
In resumeThread, replace the bare-string failure for an error-status provider
thread with the existing tagged ProviderAdapterProtocolError, supplying the
driver and preserving the message as its detail so callers can inspect a
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apps/web/src/components/ChatView.tsx: 1
3564-3571: Trivial · Data Integrity & Integration · Quick win
Gate the "Subagent work" control on a server capability.
The control shows for every Antigravity subagent thread. It does not check whether the connected server implements orchestration.getNativeChildWork.
The repository guidelines say new features must work for remote environments and for the public app.t3.codes client. That client can connect to an older server that has an Antigravity provider but no such RPC. On that server, Subagent work opens a dialog that shows only an RPC error.
Other features use environment.capabilities.* flags for this case. Add a nativeChildWork capability:
Set it in apps/server/src/environment/ServerEnvironment.ts.
Add it to the capabilities contract.
Read it in ChatView.tsx and in apps/mobile/src/features/threads/ThreadDetailScreen.tsx.
Hide the control when the flag is missing.
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Add a nativeChildWork capability to the server environment and capabilities
contract, setting it only when the server supports
orchestration.getNativeChildWork. In ChatView’s NativeChildWorkDialog condition
and ThreadDetailScreen, require this capability before showing the Subagent work
control; keep it hidden when the capability is absent.
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- Around line 3564-3571: Add a nativeChildWork capability to the server
environment and capabilities contract, setting it only when the server supports
orchestration.getNativeChildWork. In ChatView’s NativeChildWorkDialog condition
and ThreadDetailScreen, require this capability before showing the Subagent work
control; keep it hidden when the capability is absent.
Review comments at @packages/provider-acp/src/server/adapter.ts:
- Around line 8229-8232: In resumeThread, replace the bare-string failure for an
error-status provider thread with the existing tagged
ProviderAdapterProtocolError, supplying the driver and preserving the message as
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When Claude rejects Antigravity's saved history because a thinking block
lost its signature, every later prompt to that native session fails the
same way. The native error step is now read as a broken-thread failure:
the turn fails with INVALID_THINKING_SIGNATURE and threadDisposition
broken, which persists the provider thread as error. The ACP adapter
refuses to resume an error row, so the next turn takes the existing
resume-failure path into a fresh native session with a context handoff.
Quota and other API errors keep the native session.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
merged current main a185dd924889 into the existing head without rebasing. final head is 1d84b5d1408d38121b6b57b2e656c10ca76ae122. main includes the desktop shell clock synchronization fix that caused the previous ci timeout. the signature-recovery diff remains eight files, 340 additions and 77 deletions; no additional production changes were needed.
blacksmith vp run check:changed passed format, lint, knip, affected package typechecks and scoped tests. a separate run passed all 160 cases across the desktop shell, acp adapter and provider-switch suites, including the exact previously failing desktop test. two independent read-only reviews approve this final head. resolved the two stale convention threads after verifying their existing replies and confirming those lines are unchanged from main.
live authenticated antigravity recovery remains unverified because this vm has no saved provider profile. existing fixture recordings and the pr-body limitation remain in effect.
When Claude rejects Antigravity's saved history because a thinking block
lost its signature, every later prompt to that native session fails the
same way. The native error step is now read as a broken-thread failure:
the turn fails with INVALID_THINKING_SIGNATURE and threadDisposition
broken, which persists the provider thread as error. The ACP adapter
refuses to resume an error row, so the next turn takes the existing
resume-failure path into a fresh native session with a context handoff.
Quota and other API errors keep the native session.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Head 154f5cdeb65db91e70a000fc095012b1dc3fd936 includes main e455200077ce60806a01c8f28435b58860dcfc74. It retains the broken-history status when queued delivery transfers a native session to a compatible provider instance. The existing queued-PR-update table now combines both conditions in one additional row.
Regression evidence: removing only the status copy from 623c24e makes the new row fail because the queued message reuses the broken native ID. Restoring that guard passes all four queued-message variants. The new row asserts a fresh native ID, retained prior context, and successful completion. An independent second review confirmed the coverage finding is resolved. Production source is unchanged from 623c24ea38ad1395397fbaef8c7e1ddb67bfdeb8.
On corex, the final tree committed as 154f5cd passed vp run check:changed origin/main --concurrency 1 against e455200077ce60806a01c8f28435b58860dcfc74:
Test Files 9 passed (9)
Tests 226 passed (226)
check:changed summary
pass format, lint, both knip checks, GraphQL
pass typecheck (14 packages)
pass test (9 files)
Boat separately passed vp run check:changed origin/main at production head 623c24ea38ad1395397fbaef8c7e1ddb67bfdeb8 and merge base e455200077ce60806a01c8f28435b58860dcfc74: 225 tests in nine files, 14 package typechecks and all fast checks. Runtime: Node v26.12.1, Vite+ v1.4.0. Its VM was confirmed deleted. The first Boat attempt failed before checking because --base was incorrectly supplied a commit rather than a branch; the corrected invocation used --base main.
Required CI checks pass at 154f5cd. Macroscope approved this exact head for eligibility; its note states that no code objects were reviewed. The separate Codex source and regression reviews described above provide the code review. CodeRabbit's paused review adds no code finding. Its description-template notice is superseded by the explicitly requested PR structure, which already states the problem, change and evidence.
The original failed Test job in run 41738642524 timed out in the Windows shell kill test; Check failed because Test failed. Main's #30463 fixes that clock/spawn race and is included here. Redundant quoted-error/message-equality assertions were removed while both distinct signature forms remain covered.
Real Antigravity/Claude thinking, steer, cold resume and recovery after server restart remain unverified. The existing isolated home still has no ACP credential. Corex and shiv had no authenticated ACP profile; macOS, iOS, POCO and Boat cannot supply the missing environment authentication. The historical fixture videos and third-party reports do not verify this head. The PR is not ready until the live evidence is captured.
…from before /clear
A fresh-context run sets a history boundary, but the resume-fallback recovery summary
still covered every earlier run. A post-/clear broken native session could therefore
hand pre-clear history to its replacement. The recovery handoff now starts at the
latest started fresh-context boundary, using the same contextBoundaryOrdinal helper
the orchestrator uses.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Live Verification of the INVALID_THINKING_SIGNATURE Failure on 0.1.8-nightly.20261105.4205
We encountered this exact failure live on an active thread after a provider switch into Antigravity with claude-sonnet-5-5-high:
Exact Reproduction:
Turn 1 ran Claude Sonnet under Antigravity with extended thinking.
Every subsequent turn failed on session/prompt immediately with:
{"type":"error","error":{"type":"invalid_request_error","message":"messages.1.content.0.thinking.signature: Field required"},"request_id":"req_vrtx_011CgjG6eZMhrxqjefwMjFBU"}
Inspection of the Antigravity conversation database (<session>.db) confirmed the root cause:
The steps table (step_type = 15) retained field 20.3 (thinking) in step_payload, but field 20.14 (thinking_signature) was completely absent/stripped upon session/resume.
When Antigravity reloaded the session history, it passed the thinking block back to Vertex AI without the required HMAC signature.
Recovery Verification:
In SQLite, stripping field 20.3 from historical steps in step_payload allowed session/resume to immediately succeed with Vertex AI (no thinking block sent -> no signature demanded).
This live empirical test confirms both the underlying protobuf serialization issue in agy_acp_server.par and validates that the adapter-level session rotation in #28889 correctly recovers the thread.
…covers
The queued PR update row for a broken current provider exercised only
the handover status line that the broken compatible Codex row also
needs, so it goes. The remaining rows lose setup they did not need.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.2 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Closes #28870
What it fixes
Antigravity threads can stay stuck after Claude rejects a saved thinking signature. The failed native session is now marked unusable, so the next message starts a fresh session with the thread's context. That status survives Stop, sign-out, provider switches and queued account handovers, while recovery respects
/clear. This focused repair uses the existing recovery path for the reported failure and qualifies for the focused bug-fix exception.Evidence
Head
596651e49871a7e18383b4e6909b4e5d625b65d2includes maind313b2aff31991ab94c8ac80cdc38a54dd575604. Required GitHub checks pass.vp run check:changed origin/mainalso passed on Boat at this head: 225 tests in nine files, format, lint, knip, GraphQL and 14 package typechecks. Boat check output.The captures below ran on corex Linux in the real T3 browser, server and Antigravity adapter, using a synthetic ACP peer that reproduces the native error and protocol events. They are from head
7338d41da1f401d9320b14d49ddfae76243cc87dand main6c9adfb2739205244b84e607736f6fd8b4611e69. Since that capture, this PR removed redundant test coverage and integrated upstream changes. An independent review confirmed that the captured recovery path is preserved after these upstream changes. Four recovery source files are byte-identical to the captured head;Orchestrator.tsretains the same recovery changes alongside upstream queue and completion work.Before: after a cold resume, two messages fail in the same native session.
After: the broken status survives another server restart. The next message uses a different native session, receives
ORCHID_28870from prior context although the new question omits it, and a further message succeeds.Runtime transcript and native session IDs
Unverified: real Antigravity/Claude thinking-signature loss, thinking/tool/steer/cold-resume behavior and OAuth; native Windows desktop and other native clients. These captures use a protocol fixture, as authorized on Nov 10, and establish T3's recovery behavior rather than upstream signature serialization.
Implemented with Claude Opus 5.5 in Claude Code; verified and reviewed with GPT-6.1 Sol in Codex; tests trimmed with Claude Fable 5.2 in Claude Code.