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fix(server): a lost Antigravity agent connection fails the turn - #31363
When Antigravity's ACP server loses its native harness and cannot rebuild the session, it answers the next prompt with one assistant message chunk, Agent connection was lost and could not be re-established: Failed to rebuild agent: received 1000 (OK); then sent 1000 (OK), and stopReason: "end_turn". The process stays alive but has forgotten the session. T3 Code recorded that text as the agent's completed reply and kept sending later turns to the same process, where every prompt then fails with Session not found.
Reproduced on main (01a8db0) through the real adapter and a scripted ACP agent over stdio. Turn 1 completes with the error text as the reply, and turn 2 is sent to the same process.
Change
The Antigravity adapter's session-update wrapper recognises a message chunk that starts with Agent connection was lost and could not be re-established:. It drops that chunk, so it is never shown as a reply, and records a provider_error failure for the session. The adapter's existing watchPromptOutcome check now runs for every Antigravity session, not only those with a profile directory. It reports that failure first, then falls back to the existing session-log check. A failure reported by this check already fails the turn and restarts the runtime before the next turn. The new process resumes the saved native session.
The shared ACP adapter is unchanged. The .agents/hooks.json trigger lives in Antigravity's own runtime and is out of scope.
vp test run apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/Adapters/AntigravityAdapterV2.test.ts: 16 passed. The two new tests in AntigravityAdapterV2 lost agent connection fail on main:
fails the turn instead of completing it with the error as the reply: expected 'completed' to equal 'failed'
runs the next turn on a fresh agent process: expected [ 1, 1 ] to deeply equal [ 1, 2 ]
AntigravityTurnOutcome.test.ts and AcpAdapterV2.test.ts pass.
vp run check:changed: format, lint, knip, graphql, typecheck (3 packages) and tests (3 files) pass.
Runtime transcript: the real adapter and runtime over stdio, against apps/server/scripts/acp-mock-agent.ts. The mock sends the lost-connection text on the first process only.
Before (main's adapter sources):
promptRuntimes: [1, 1]
turn 1: completed, reply "Agent connection was lost and could not be re-established: …"
process 1: initialize, auth/login, session/new, session/set_config_option, session/prompt, session/prompt
After (this branch):
promptRuntimes: [1, 2]
turn 1: failed, "Agent connection was lost and could not be re-established: …", no reply recorded
turn 2: completed, reply "hello from mock"
process 1: initialize, auth/login, session/new, session/set_config_option, session/prompt
process 2: initialize, auth/login, session/new, session/resume (mock-session-1), session/set_config_option, session/prompt
Server only, with no visible UI change, so there are no captures.
Not checked: a signed-in Antigravity runtime that actually hits the harness failure. The fix depends on the agent sending the error as one whole message chunk, which is what the issue reports.
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These tests reproduce #31352. agy_acp_server reports a
failed native harness rebuild as an agent_message_chunk followed by
end_turn, then drops the session. T3 completes that turn with the error
as the reply and sends the next turn to the same dead process.
When agy_acp_server cannot rebuild its native harness it sends the error as
agent text, ends the prompt with end_turn, and forgets the session, so T3
completed the turn with the error as the reply and kept prompting the dead
process.
The Antigravity flavor now drops that chunk in its session-update wrapper and
reports it through watchPromptOutcome, which fails the turn with a provider
failure and restarts the runtime so the next turn resumes the native session
on a fresh process.
Macroscope's review found this PR approvable — Antigravity connection-loss messages now fail the affected turn instead of appearing as an assistant reply, and the next turn uses a fresh runtime. The change is narrowly scoped to this failure path and preserves ordinary session updates.
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The adapter now recognizes matching Antigravity connection-loss updates as retryable provider failures instead of forwarding them as assistant messages. A test verifies that the affected turn fails and a later turn completes using a fresh runtime.
Changes: Antigravity connection-loss handling
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Summary
Recognize and report connection-loss failures apps/server/src/provider/acp/AntigravityTurnOutcome.ts, apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/Adapters/AntigravityAdapterV2.ts, apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/Adapters/AntigravityAdapterV2.test.ts
The outcome helper recognizes matching connection-loss text and returns a retryable provider failure. The adapter stores that failure for prompt outcome checks instead of forwarding the update. The test verifies that the first turn fails without emitting the text as an assistant reply, and that the second turn uses a fresh runtime and completes.
pingdotgg/t3code#16010 — The issue describes a different Antigravity transport failure surfaced as assistant text. This PR does not match the reported 502 failure.
pingdotgg/t3code#30594 — The issue concerns recovery after a session rebuild fails on a closed WebSocket. This PR does not match the reported Internal error or Session not found path.
Suggested reviewers:t3dotgg
Merge Risk: Low · up to be8a2
The reported single-update connection-loss path is covered by the change. A notice split across updates could still be treated as a reply, but that delivery pattern has not been established; the change is mergeable with awareness of this limitation.
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Direct issue #31352 has three coding requirements. The adapter now detects the lost-connection message, suppresses it as a reply, reports a retryable provider failure, and tests recovery on a fresh ru…
Implement and add automated tests for Antigravity ACP handling of mid-turn WebSocket closes with code 1000 and for session rebuild when .agents/hooks.json or .gemini/hooks.json cleanup encounters a closed connection.
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The title clearly summarizes the main change: a lost Antigravity connection now fails the turn.
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The whole-PR diff changes Antigravity connection-loss detection, failure reporting, and runtime recovery. The new test covers that behavior across two turns. These changes support issue #31352. The di…
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The whole-PR diff changes Antigravity connection-loss detection, failure reporting, and runtime recovery. The new test covers that behavior across two turns. These changes support issue #31352. The diff shows no unrelated changes.
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Direct issue #31352 has three coding requirements. The adapter now detects the lost-connection message, suppresses it as a reply, reports a retryable provider failure, and tests recovery on a fresh runtime. This addresses the third requirement. The diff does not change Antigravity ACP handling of a mid-turn WebSocket close with code 1000, so the first requirement remains unmet. The PR description says hook-trigger changes are out of scope, and the diff does not prevent .agents/hooks.json or .gemini/hooks.json cleanup from failing session rebuild, so the second requirement remains unmet.
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Implement and add automated tests for Antigravity ACP handling of mid-turn WebSocket closes with code 1000 and for session rebuild when .agents/hooks.json or .gemini/hooks.json cleanup encounters a closed connection.
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Review comments at @apps/server/src/provider/acp/AntigravityTurnOutcome.ts:
- Line 155: Update the connection-loss classification around `CONNECTION_LOST`
so prefix fragments split across `agent_message_chunk` updates are buffered
until they can be classified, rather than forwarded as assistant text. Preserve
ordinary text handling when the buffered content is not a notice, and add a test
covering a split prefix.
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Either (a) add a code change and an automated test for requirement 1, covering a
background-command cancel during the next model invocation so the turn does not
end silently, and add a code change and automated test for requirement 3,
covering the incompatible .agents/hooks.json and .gemini/hooks.json handling so
that closed-WebSocket teardown does not abort session rebuild; or (b) if the
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Implement and add automated tests for Antigravity ACP handling of mid-turn
WebSocket closes with code 1000 and for session rebuild when
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Permanent blocker: the required Antigravity runtime is unavailable on this VM.
Base behavior was not observed: diagnostic recorded as an assistant reply, successful turn completion, and subsequent missing-session failure.
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Problem
When Antigravity's ACP server loses its native harness and cannot rebuild the session, it answers the next prompt with one assistant message chunk,
Agent connection was lost and could not be re-established: Failed to rebuild agent: received 1000 (OK); then sent 1000 (OK), andstopReason: "end_turn". The process stays alive but has forgotten the session. T3 Code recorded that text as the agent's completed reply and kept sending later turns to the same process, where every prompt then fails withSession not found.Reproduced on main (01a8db0) through the real adapter and a scripted ACP agent over stdio. Turn 1 completes with the error text as the reply, and turn 2 is sent to the same process.
Change
The Antigravity adapter's session-update wrapper recognises a message chunk that starts with
Agent connection was lost and could not be re-established:. It drops that chunk, so it is never shown as a reply, and records aprovider_errorfailure for the session. The adapter's existingwatchPromptOutcomecheck now runs for every Antigravity session, not only those with a profile directory. It reports that failure first, then falls back to the existing session-log check. A failure reported by this check already fails the turn and restarts the runtime before the next turn. The new process resumes the saved native session.The shared ACP adapter is unchanged. The
.agents/hooks.jsontrigger lives in Antigravity's own runtime and is out of scope.Scope and approval
Fixes #31352
Verification
vp test run apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/Adapters/AntigravityAdapterV2.test.ts: 16 passed. The two new tests inAntigravityAdapterV2 lost agent connectionfail on main:fails the turn instead of completing it with the error as the reply:expected 'completed' to equal 'failed'runs the next turn on a fresh agent process:expected [ 1, 1 ] to deeply equal [ 1, 2 ]AntigravityTurnOutcome.test.tsandAcpAdapterV2.test.tspass.vp run check:changed: format, lint, knip, graphql, typecheck (3 packages) and tests (3 files) pass.Runtime transcript: the real adapter and runtime over stdio, against
apps/server/scripts/acp-mock-agent.ts. The mock sends the lost-connection text on the first process only.Before (main's adapter sources):
After (this branch):
Server only, with no visible UI change, so there are no captures.
Not checked: a signed-in Antigravity runtime that actually hits the harness failure. The fix depends on the agent sending the error as one whole message chunk, which is what the issue reports.
AI-assisted; verified with the tests and tools listed above.