feat(catalog,providers): compact google-antigravity to agy across display and routing - #3531
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds the ChangesProvider alias support
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The new agy alias works for routing and display, but cached catalog entries may continue displaying agy after an operator explicitly disables that alias. This is a bounded catalog-presentation inconsistency that should be corrected before relying on the disable behavior. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Client
participant Router
participant ProviderRegistry
participant Catalog
Client->>Router: Request agy/<model>
Router->>ProviderRegistry: Resolve configured or registry alias
ProviderRegistry-->>Router: Return google-antigravity
Router-->>Client: Route canonical google-antigravity/<model>
Catalog->>Catalog: Apply effective alias to display name
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In `@src/codex/catalog/sync.ts`:
- Around line 277-279: Update the google-antigravity display-name branch to
obtain its alias through the canonical provider registry or shared alias helper
instead of hard-coding "agy". Preserve the existing model-name composition and
behavior for other providers.
In `@src/router.ts`:
- Around line 684-687: Update provider alias resolution in the routing logic
around the Object.entries(config.providers).find callback to detect duplicate
effective aliases across explicit provider aliases and registry-derived
fallbacks before selecting a provider. Reject ambiguous aliases, or consistently
prioritize explicit aliases over registry fallbacks, so routing is independent
of configuration insertion order; add a regression test covering an explicit
alias colliding with a registry alias such as “agy”.
In `@tests/providers/provider-model-aliases.test.ts`:
- Around line 94-107: Extend the custom alias test around routeModel to verify
that setting the “google-antigravity” provider alias to “antigrav” disables the
built-in “agy” namespace as an explicit provider route. Add a negative assertion
for “agy/gemini-3.8-flash”, ensuring it is not resolved with routeReason
“explicit-provider-namespace” while preserving the existing custom-alias
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The compact namespace is useful, but two routing/display blockers remain on exact head f486b5d607.
routeModelInternalresolves explicit configured aliases and registry fallbacks in oneObject.entries(...).find(...). If another configured provider explicitly ownsalias: "agy"whilegoogle-antigravityhas no persisted alias, both match and insertion order decides the provider. Resolve explicit configured aliases in a first pass, then registry fallbacks only when unambiguous, or reject ambiguous effective aliases. Add both provider orders as regressions so the result cannot depend on object insertion order.- The catalog hard-codes display name
agy/..., but an explicitgoogle-antigravity.alias = "antigrav"disables the registry fallback under the currentprovider.alias ?? registryAliasrule. The picker can therefore advertiseagy/...while that visible namespace no longer routes. Either keep the built-in alias additive and make collision precedence explicit, or render the actual effective alias from a shared canonical helper. Test that the displayed namespace always resolves under a custom alias configuration, including the negative behavior the current semantics intend.
The current description also references #3480 as prior alias work, but #3480 is the unrelated Google LaTeX-formatting PR; point the history to the agy portion split from #3528. Before this becomes mergeable, remove the duplicate agy commits from #3528 or otherwise declare #3531 the sole canonical branch. These are consistent with the current CodeRabbit and owner/Grok findings; please re-request human review on the corrected exact head.
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Thank you @Ingwannu for the thorough review! Both points have been addressed in the updated commit (e5137f6):
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In `@src/router.ts`:
- Around line 698-700: Update the registryMatches logic in src/router.ts lines
698-700 to skip registry aliases when the provider has an explicit custom alias,
preserving the user alias over registry fallback. In
tests/providers/provider-model-aliases.test.ts lines 114-117, replace the
additive agy assertion with a regression assertion that agy/... is not routed as
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Re-reviewing exact head e5137f6f2: the two-pass precedence and custom-alias override behavior are now implemented correctly. The latest CodeRabbit claim that agy/... still routes after google-antigravity.alias = "antigrav" is not applicable to this head: the registry pass skips any provider whose alias is defined, and the focused regression asserts the resulting throw.
Two smaller but real consistency blockers remain:
routedDisplayNamestill useseffectiveProviderAlias(provider) ?? "agy". The literal fallback duplicates the registry fact this PR is meant to centralize; removing or renaming the registry alias would leave picker display stuck onagy/.... Use only the model-propagated alias or the shared registry helper, and fall back to the canonical slug when neither exists.- The PR description contradicts both itself and the code. Lines 13/20 describe the built-in alias as additive under a custom
antigravalias, while line 54 says custom aliases override built-ins and the test now assertsagy/...throws. Update the Summary and validation claims to the actual override contract.
After those corrections and exact-head CI, this remains a useful, focused merge candidate.
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Thank you @Ingwannu! Both consistency items have been corrected on exact head (f63ec45):
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The immutable effectiveAlias capture and propagation now cover the production static, live, fresh-cache, stale-cache, cooldown, and failure-fallback hint paths. That resolves the implementation blocker.
One requested regression is still not exercising what its name claims. In warm-cache regression: canonical Google display survives the second gather, both providers set liveModels: false. fetchProviderModelsWithAuth returns configured immediately in that branch and never calls getFreshCached or setCached; the second gather is another static gather, not a cache hit.
Please make this a real cache-boundary test: use a bounded stub fetch with live discovery enabled, gather once under one alias-ownership state to populate the provider cache, then gather again inside the TTL under the conflicting ownership state and assert the cached model is re-hinted to the canonical Google display (and ideally the inverse direction too). Clear the model cache around the test so it cannot couple to other cases. This is important because stale alias data in cached rows was the original failure mode.
With that corrected and exact-head CI green, the alias ownership implementation is ready for approval.
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Thank you @Ingwannu for the architectural guidance on capture-time ownership! All points have been resolved on exact head (8e76df0):
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Thank you @Ingwannu! The warm-cache regression has been converted into a true live-discovery cache-boundary test on exact head (bccb250):
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The new test still does not prime or read the model cache.
At exact head bccb250ec972fd237e48fe0c292ea45678782280, cAlone uses authMode: "oauth" but provides no observed OAuth token. In fetchProviderModelsWithAuth, the prov.authMode === "oauth" && !apiKey branch returns the registry-seeded configured rows before getFreshCached, the fetch, or setCached. The Google registry seed already contains gemini-3.8-flash, so all three assertions pass from static rows and the stub is never called.
I reproduced this in an isolated worktree with fresh HOME, OPENCODEX_HOME, and CODEX_HOME: the unchanged 14-test file passes, but adding only expect(fetchCalls).toBe(1) immediately after the first gather fails with Expected: 1, Received: 0. The protected runtime files remained byte-for-byte unchanged.
Please make the fixture definitely fetch-capable without real OAuth state—for example, use the same provider name with an explicit key-auth OpenAI-compatible discovery fixture and a { data: [{ id: ... }] } response, or inject bounded observed auth through the supported seam. Assert:
- exactly one outbound fetch across all gathers;
- first gather is live and stores the row;
- second/third gathers are cache hits while re-hinting both ownership directions.
The production propagation still looks correct; this is the remaining proof gap.
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Thank you @Ingwannu for catching that OAuth-degradation early return! You were completely right that !apiKey was causing fetchProviderModelsWithAuth to return static configured rows before reaching cache storage.
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The cache-boundary blocker is resolved at exact head 92429ac6be00998fe9b6ca3b657d920be317fe0a. The key-auth stub now performs one real discovery fetch, the two subsequent gathers remain at exactly one call, and both ownership directions are re-hinted from the cached row. I re-ran the focused file in an isolated home: 14 pass / 0 fail, including the outbound-call assertions.
The remaining gate is exact-head hosted CI. This SHA currently has only hygiene/label/target workflows (15 successful checks plus cancelled concurrency duplicates); there is no Cross-platform CI or React Doctor run attached to 92429ac6b. Older green CI belongs to earlier force-pushed heads and cannot approve this one.
Please trigger/restore Cross-platform CI and the normal exact-head checks for this SHA. If they are green and the head does not move, I will approve without another code change.
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Exact-head CI now confirms a real remaining contract regression on 92429ac6be00998fe9b6ca3b657d920be317fe0a.
Cross-platform run 33929533132, job test 4/4 (101212243197), fails provider discovered model display names > an exact provider model id receives the configured display name without losing catalog metadata. applyProviderConfigHints("xai", ...) now adds providerAlias: null to an unrelated discovered xAI model, so the before/after metadata identity assertion fails.
The captured null marker is useful when an otherwise-default provider alias was explicitly suppressed by cross-provider ownership, but effectiveProviderAlias(...) ?? null currently collapses that case together with providers that never had an alias. Preserve the immutable alias decision without adding an enumerable providerAlias field to unrelated models. Add a regression that covers both boundaries: collision-suppressed Google stays canonical, while a provider with no built-in/configured alias retains its original model shape.
This is a deterministic assertion failure, not a retry candidate. The existing changes-requested state remains appropriate; rerun exact-head CI after fixing it.
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Addressed the model shape contract regression on exact head
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Exact-head CI exposes one remaining alias-capture regression on 5676a803d; the current changes-requested state should remain.
Both Linux test 1/4 and macOS macos 1/2 deterministically fail tests/codex-integration/codex-gather-authority.test.ts:158-159: the captured custom OpenAI discovery should return ["custom-only"], but returns [] after the registry is made unavailable post-admission.
The tri-state fix is incomplete at src/codex/catalog/provider-fetch.ts:741. captureProviderGather() correctly records effectiveAlias: undefined for a provider with no alias, but applyProviderConfigHints(..., effectiveAlias?: string | null) cannot distinguish that captured undefined decision from an omitted argument. It therefore calls effectiveProviderAliasDecision(name, prov) again after the awaited fetch. The test deliberately forbids that post-admission registry read; the thrown read is caught by discovery and the live model silently disappears.
Please give the helper an explicit captured-decision boundary (for example a tagged object or an omitted-argument sentinel) so all async gather paths preserve string, null, and undefined without rereading mutable registry/config state. Direct synchronous callers may still resolve when no captured decision was supplied. Keep the existing no-enumerable-property behavior for truly unaliased models and retain the current flight regression. Then rerun the failed Linux/macOS jobs on the new exact head.
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Summary
Compacts
google-antigravitytoagyacross both catalog display names and request routing, resolving model identifier truncation across CLI tables, logs, terminal pickers, and external client drop-downs.Follow-up addressing the standalone
agycompaction requested in #3528 review.Key Architectural Refinements
CapturedProviderGather.effectiveAlias).alias: "agy",effectiveAliasis captured asnullforgoogle-antigravityand threaded through static seeds (liveModels: false), fresh cache, stale cache, and live discovery.src/router.ts):src/codex/catalog/sync.ts):routedDisplayNamerelies on the model-propagated alias oreffectiveProviderAlias, falling back to the canonical slug with no hardcoded literal"agy"fallback.Verification & Automated Tests
tests/providers/provider-model-aliases.test.ts: 14/14 passed:liveModels: false) withother.alias = "agy"suppressesagyon the Google row.alias: "") disables built-inagyrouting.google-antigravity.tests/codex-integration/codex-catalog.test.ts: 3/3 passed.tests/providers/provider-registry-parity.test.ts: 40/40 passed.bun run privacy:scan: Passedbun run skill:surface:check: PassedReview readiness checklist
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