Two merged changes left lines past the formatter's 100-column width in
structured-session-create-support.ts, structured-agent-session-create-adoption.ts
and transcript-opencode-sqlite-query.ts. Any branch that merges main gets them
reformatted by the pre-commit hook, which pushes two of them past the 300-line
limit and fails CI. Format them, and keep them under the limit by moving the
bounded row readers and the resume adopt payload into the modules that own them.
No behavior change.
* feat(sidebar): sort stamps reconcile stored tiers at startup against live hook rows and terminals (dark)
* test(sidebar): a restart clears an unbacked local tier and keeps an SSH host's
* fix(sidebar): run the sort tier reconcile once hook rows and PTYs settle, seeding hydrated rows
* fix(sidebar): clear a stored tier only on proof its terminals died; a rest seed adds no clear
* chore(sidebar): merge origin/main; locality helper moved to shared
* feat(sidebar): sort Recent and Smart by host stamps behind the sidebar-inputs switch
With ORCA_SIDEBAR_INPUTS=main, the window, main and the phone order Recent by
lastActivityAt and Smart by smartTier then smartAt (Needs you, Done, Working,
then the rest by Recent). The window holds its displayed order while the
pointer is over the list or a drag runs. Switch off: today's sort path.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
* chore: restore files the merge commit's formatter rewrote
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix(sidebar): stamp-order review fixes behind the sidebar-inputs switch
The window writes no Recent stamps with the switch on (terminal start and
exit, unread marks, comment edits), the hover hold covers only Recent and
Smart and ends with a drag, main follows only explicit metadata saves, and
the phone picks its sort from the unfiltered rows.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
* test(sidebar): folder writers and a Manual drag under the stamp switch
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
* test(sidebar): name the stamp type in the ps summaries test
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Co-authored-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Require a full hover delay before each tab preview
Tab previews opened almost immediately after a previous preview had been shown, so sweeping across the tab strip caused a flurry of popups. Raise the tab tooltip delay to 800 ms and drop the warm-start chain: the shared open-state context, the 300 ms skip delay, and the slide animation that carried position between cards. Every tab now waits its full dwell time, and keyboard focus still shows the preview immediately.
* Test that tab hover cards wait a full dwell on every hover
The tab hover card no longer slides instantly between neighboring tabs. Each hover now waits for the full delay before showing a preview. The e2e test still expected instant sliding, so it was rewritten to match.
- Remove the frame-recording helpers and the slide and reversal assertions.
- Check that no card appears before the dwell, and that the card appears after it.
- Check that leaving a tab cancels a pending preview, and that time spent on other tabs does not count toward the dwell.
- Check that re-entering the same tab requires a fresh dwell.
* chore(layout): the drift check's ignore comment names every main-only kind (dark, layout-owner build only)
* fix(layout): a quit stage retried after a failed one still sends the resume records (dark, layout-owner build only)
* feat(layout): the window's local layout stream reopens after a loss, and its snapshot redraws every workspace (dark, layout-owner build only)
* fix(layout): a command whose target main's copy lacks is a logged refusal, not the window's own change (dark, layout-owner build only)
* feat(layout): frames keep each tab the window drew, closed or moved as drawn until main answers; the global frame hold goes (dark, layout-owner build only)
A refused draw-first terminal create is closed (its terminal stopped) at the refusal. The
activation create no longer draws main's tab itself while the stream is down: the reopened
stream's snapshot does.
* fix(layout): a tab move or drag-out the frame already drew is not placed again by the window (dark, layout-owner build only)
Also holds the group sizes the window drew until main saves them.
* test(layout): with frames flowing, a pin promotes a preview tab once and tab-change bookkeeping runs once (dark, layout-owner build only)
Also states that the held-tab overlay builds frame slices only.
* test(layout): read the rename's title without a cast
* chore(layout): the drift check's header lists the same ignored records as its inline comment
A due update check makes agy start --bg-updater, whose own console child opens
a visible window on Windows and takes focus, so stepping away from Orca for
15+ minutes and coming back flashed a terminal (#27390). Set
AGY_CLI_DISABLE_AUTO_UPDATE=true on both probes; a background quota read should
not update the user's CLI anyway. Only 'true' is honoured (agy 1.4.2).
Co-authored-by: Orca Worker <orca-worker@localhost>
* feat(settings): remove a downloaded agent runtime from its Settings row
When the host offers managed-runtime.remove.v1 and an Orca-installed copy is
there with nothing running, the Settings install row shows a trash button
("Remove downloaded runtime") that asks first: "Remove {agent} from this
host? Running {agent} chats stop. Chat history is kept." While the host removes
it the row says "Removing…"; a refused removal shows the host's reason and keeps
the button. Chats never show it.
* fix(settings): offer Remove for a damaged copy too, and say which host the downloaded runtime leaves
The row offers Remove whenever the host says Orca's copy is there (canRemove), damaged included;
an older host without it keeps today's rule. The confirmation now reads "Remove the downloaded
{agent} runtime from {host}? Running {agent} chats there stop. Chat history is kept.", naming the
paired host, or this computer.
* fix(settings): Remove follows the host's canRemove alone
* fix(settings): the Remove dialog says the sign-in is kept too
* fix(settings): show the downloaded runtime's install state as the provider's status line
The Antigravity row in Settings > Chat > Providers drew its install state as a
bordered box nested inside the row. It now reads like the other rows: one grey
status line under the name, with its actions as inline links joined by ' · '
(Installed · Remove, Not installed · Install · size, a thin progress bar with
Cancel while downloading, Reinstall · Remove for a damaged copy, Try again
after a failure). A healthy install no longer offers Reinstall. The Remove
confirmation now says running chats stop and their history is kept.
* fix(settings): make Antigravity's first Install a primary button beside the switch
Not installed now shows a high-contrast Install button at the row's right end in
Settings > Chat > Providers and Settings > AI Provider Accounts > Antigravity; the
status line keeps the sentences (Not installed · 112 MB download.). Every other
action stays a link in the line.
Orca started jcode's background server itself as a terminal opened, ahead of
the jcode client. On daemon-backed terminals that launch had no PATH and
silently failed; where it did start, the server ran jcode's tools and hooks
outside the shell's environment, without the client's launch flags, and
outside jcode's own startup lock. jcode's client already waits for its server
to signal ready, so it is now the only thing that starts it.
* chore(layout): the drift check's ignore comment names every main-only kind (dark, layout-owner build only)
* fix(layout): a quit stage retried after a failed one still sends the resume records (dark, layout-owner build only)
* feat(layout): the window's local layout stream reopens after a loss, and its snapshot redraws every workspace (dark, layout-owner build only)
Removes the re-export lines in worktree-logic, worktree-base-directory-poller, filesystem-watcher and
runtime-environment-transport-routing. Test mocks that supplied a re-exported name now mock the
module that defines it, so they still reach the code under test.
Removes the re-export lines in 22 src/main/runtime modules (rpc schemas, skill surface, worker
identity, terminal viewport, teardown, git, e2ee crypto and more); importers and test mocks name
the real modules.
Removes the re-export lines in runtime-rpc-result (hasRuntimeRpcErrorCode), sync-runtime-graph,
sync-key, the terminal orphan-recovery modules, orcad-idle-exit, remote-runtime-subscription-transport,
two orcad modules and the ssh-connection test harness; importers and test mocks name the real modules.
Deletes local-agent-install-dir-detection, notification-burst-cooldown, terminal-git-credential-guard
and tui-agent-detection-commands (pure re-export modules) and the re-export lines in seven more
ipc modules; importers and test mocks name the real modules.
orcad-state-*, orcad-windows-host-* and orcad-machine-* leave src/main/ssh. git mv plus import and
path-literal rewrites, including the Windows host lane's test path in its workflow and PowerShell
runner.
orcad-managed-*, orcad-runtime-*, orcad-stdio-bridge-*, orcad-decommission-* and orcad-rollback-*
leave src/main/ssh. git mv plus import and path-literal rewrites; two e2e route regexes learn the
new folder. orcad-runtime-maintenance stays for now because open #29834 edits it.
orcad-remote-*, remote-install-*, remote-node-runtime-store-*, remote-versioned-install and
remote-deploy-timing leave src/main/ssh. git mv plus import and path-literal rewrites; one e2e route
regex learns the new folder. orcad-remote-deploy and orcad-remote-node-runtime-report stay for now
because open PRs #29834 and #29829 edit them.
First slice of the desktop side of managed orcad leaving src/main/ssh. git mv plus import and
path-literal rewrites; host-lane workflow filters and the cross-host prefix list gain the new folder.
Moves legacy-relay-bridge/ plus the relay-only census and endpoint files into ssh/legacy-relay/,
so the 2027-01-15 retirement deletes one folder. Live install, exec and framing modules that only
carried the relay name become remote-*. git mv plus import, path-literal, routing and workflow
path-filter rewrites only; no remote file name or path changes.
* fix(settings): show one coherent status for servers that revoked this computer
* fix(settings): drop the redundant warning icon on revoked server rows
* fix(status-bar): show access revoked / update required for paired servers
A server that revoked this computer's pairing (or refused it as incompatible)
read as a plain "Disconnected" row with a futile Connect action, and the
aggregate segment stayed idle grey. Rows now take the execution-host registry's
blocked verdict: "Access revoked" with a Re-pair… action opening the existing
RuntimeRepairDialog, or "Update required" with the compat detail. A blocked
host turns the aggregate indicator destructive instead of hiding as idle.
* fix(layout): an SSH pane's terminal binds in its own session partition (dark, layout-owner build only)
Main keeps its own layout over a window save, so a binding only a save carries is lost. A window
or runtime spawn of an SSH pane bound in the local partition; it now binds where the pane's layout
lives.
(cherry picked from commit beb2275b45)
* test(layout): the SSH binding test uses the shared spawn commit dependencies
(cherry picked from commit 672b641897)
* fix(layout): main moves a tab between a local and an SSH workspace itself (dark, layout-owner build only)
moveTabToWorkspace across two partitions was refused as other_partition and left to the window's
save. Main now reads both partitions, moves the tabs as within one, and writes both in one durable
mutation.
(cherry picked from commit ee27a0bb07)
* chore(layout): one binding write for the partition choice; shipped builds keep their exact replaced-binding read
* fix(layout): window saves keep main's layout and give it only the window's view and facts (dark, layout-owner build only)
windowViewSaveForMain/windowViewPatchForMain replace windowSaveForMain: main's own layout joined
with the window's view, facts and carried fields, written only into the records that change. A
paired server's partition passes through. A visited workspace main holds keeps its terminal row
(D1). The P10 pending case is on.
(cherry picked from commit 0c2fc15974)
* fix(layout): the save divergence detector becomes a report-only drift check behind its log (dark, layout-owner build only)
It no longer wraps the write: it compares the window's raw save with main's layout model, and
only when ORCA_LAYOUT_SAVE_DIVERGENCE_LOG is set.
(cherry picked from commit 6bc1e5556f)
* fix(layout): tab reconcile and terminal reconnect stop writing tab structure (dark, layout-owner build only)
Main's frames draw the tab bar and rows: reconcile still returns its counts but writes nothing,
and reconnect still advertises restored terminals but leaves the rows to main.
(cherry picked from commit ef8eb625ca)
* fix(layout): a layout command main cannot apply is a logged refusal, not the window's own change (dark, layout-owner build only)
other_partition, a thrown call, and host_not_owned for a workspace that is not a paired server's
are refused and logged: a window save no longer carries the change, so drawing it would last only
until the next frame. A twin main may route to a paired server keeps today's path, as does the
first terminal's host_not_owned fallback.
(cherry picked from commit 2c513b2d10)
* fix(layout): the window's refusal code type keeps main's host refusals
(cherry picked from commit 36d46bdcc2)
* fix(layout): the quit checkpoint records only the quit capture's resume records in main (dark, layout-owner build only)
Main keeps its own resume records over a window save, so the quit capture's changes, which reach
main as async commands, could miss the quit. The capture now sends only what it changed with the
synchronous stage, and main writes them through the record-only sleep command before staging; a
wake main recorded that the window had not seen stays.
(cherry picked from commit 2a0f433c34)
* test(layout): the quit capture test builds a typed resume record
(cherry picked from commit d92d1246ee)
* chore(layout): one layout write per save handler
* chore(layout): shipped builds keep their exact quit capture
* fix(layout): the drift check compares structure only, not records main writes itself (dark, layout-owner build only)
Pane bindings and resume records, default-tab marks, closed-tab records and terminal row owners
are main's own writes; a save that has not caught up with them asks main for nothing, so they are
no longer reported.
(cherry picked from commit 93e8b2627c)
* test(layout): relaunch first-terminal cases, and the side-by-side resume case moves its tab the way the window does
(cherry picked from commit ab381332b1)
* test(layout): the relaunch case also checks a reopen that cleared read-only
(cherry picked from commit bbf3d040c8)
* docs(layout): the drift check names the record kinds it ignores
* revert(layout): drop the SSH binding partition change; SSH terminal starts are refused before any binding is saved
getProvider refuses every non-local host, so neither spawn path reaches persistPtyBinding for an
SSH pane, with the switch on or off.
* test: run A2's two real-SQLite session tests in the Node runtime project
Deletes ssh-system-fallback.ts and the re-export lines in ssh-config-parser.ts, ssh-connection.ts,
system-ssh-file-binary-transfer.ts and ssh-remote-powershell.ts; importers name the real modules.
SshConnection tests mock each real module, keeping the parser stub that holds ~/.ssh/config out.
* fix(layout): an SSH pane's terminal binds in its own session partition (dark, layout-owner build only)
Main keeps its own layout over a window save, so a binding only a save carries is lost. A window
or runtime spawn of an SSH pane bound in the local partition; it now binds where the pane's layout
lives.
(cherry picked from commit beb2275b45)
* test(layout): the SSH binding test uses the shared spawn commit dependencies
(cherry picked from commit 672b641897)
* fix(layout): main moves a tab between a local and an SSH workspace itself (dark, layout-owner build only)
moveTabToWorkspace across two partitions was refused as other_partition and left to the window's
save. Main now reads both partitions, moves the tabs as within one, and writes both in one durable
mutation.
(cherry picked from commit ee27a0bb07)
* chore(layout): one binding write for the partition choice; shipped builds keep their exact replaced-binding read
* revert(layout): drop the SSH binding partition change; SSH terminal starts are refused before any binding is saved
getProvider refuses every non-local host, so neither spawn path reaches persistPtyBinding for an
SSH pane, with the switch on or off.
Retain reveal sequence coverage until a parsed snapshot covers it, preventing a duplicate text-only replay from clearing newer terminal images. Keep conservative fallback recovery for unknown episodes, missing metadata and different terminal processes.
Verified against current main: 406 tests, full application typecheck, changed-code quality and four fresh hidden rendered restore checks pass. No xterm patches or dependency changes.
Removes the re-export lines in relay-region-preference, relay-session-broker,
browser-host-page-placement and browser-host-page-reconciliation-plan (no barrels).
* fix(runtime): show Re-pair required for revoked servers and re-pair in place
A server that revokes this computer's pairing token was labeled "Update
required" because auth refusals and protocol mismatches shared one blocked
state. Carry the blocked reason locally, label revoked hosts "Re-pair
required", and add a Re-pair action (sidebar host menu + Settings server
row) that verifies a new pairing link reaches the same server before
replacing the saved pairing.
* fix(sidebar): stop host header menu clicks from toggling or dragging the row
* fix(sidebar): vertically center host header label and menu button
* refactor: move the contested-workspace primary-host rule to src/shared (move only)
* fix(layout-owner): main routes a twin repo's workspace to the same primary host the window saves to
* fix(layout-owner): route a twin repo's single-host worktree to the host that holds it; hydrate twins the same way
* fix(layout-owner): twin-repo routing counts only runtime owners from the catalog, matching the window; one table checks both sides
* fix: drop the duplicate layout-owner switch import after merging main
* fix: type the twin-routing fixture and partition set
OMP ends every user bubble with OSC 133 B C D;0 to close its own prompt zone.
Orca read that D as the shell's command finishing, retired the pane's hook
authority mid-turn and deleted its status row, so the phone's chat view lost the
provider session it reads the transcript by. A D;0 directly after B C is now an
app's zone close, not a command exit.
Deletes remote-layout-snapshot/index.ts and workspace-layout/old-client/index.ts. The compat-boundary
check now lists each folder's entry modules, so deleting the folder plus its listed importers'
import lines still removes the path.
The folder is the cloud relay that reaches phones; under its old name it read as the legacy SSH
relay. git mv plus import and path-literal rewrites only.
Parity test: one string-skip helper, no infinite loop on an unterminated block comment, no internal shorthand. Serve test: orcadServeArgs takes a bindHost instead of the test splicing argv, typed readiness, and stderr back in the daemon failure. Watcher test: a sentinel at both watched levels.
Deletes orcad-runtime-lifecycle.ts and the re-export blocks in orcad-managed-tunnel,
orcad-local-build-hash, orcad-remote-launch, orcad-remote-node-runtime, orcad-update-plan,
relay-protocol and shared/orcad-migration-manifest; importers and test mocks name the real modules.
Importers call worktreeIdsEqual from shared/worktree/id directly (the alias was a renamed
re-export). isRemoteAgentHooksEnabled becomes isWslAgentHookRelayEnabled; the env var and its
parsing are unchanged. ws-transport inlines its one-line HTTP server factory, and a duplicated
acquisition-id doc comment goes.
* fix(session-history): find every agent's older sessions in Workspace and Project views
Session History kept only the newest sessions across every agent, then filtered
by workspace; only Claude, Pi and CodeBuddy got their older in-scope sessions
back. Every agent now declares how its cwd is found without a full parse, and
the scan selects in-scope sessions before the recency cap: Codex and other
header agents by their opening record, SQLite stores by their directory column,
the rest by their cached parse. The scan and the cached-list cut share one
scope rule.
* fix(session-history): keep discovery under the file length limit
* fix(session-history): type the scope walk's file list
* Keep session history scope complete before applying the display cap
* test: align session history scope fixtures
* perf(session-history): settle known out-of-scope transcripts without a per-file read
A scoped scan walks every transcript, and each one cost an await, a parse-cache
database lookup and, for Codex, two head reads every scan. Remember each file
version's settled cwd (from its opening records or its parse), drop settled
out-of-scope files synchronously before the async walk, and read Codex's
roughly 20 KB first record in one 64 KB read.
* fix(session-history): let the parse cache decide scope before transcript heads
The settled-cwd prefilter let a transcript-only verdict reject files whose
current parse (hot or cold) says otherwise: a Cursor chat whose meta.json
appeared later, or a Codex session whose parsed latest cwd moved after its
row left memory. Restore parse-cache-first selection; keep Codex's single
64 KB first read.
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Co-authored-by: Orca Worker <orca-worker@localhost>
* feat(runtime): remove an agent's downloaded runtime only once nothing on the host can still run it
managedRuntime.remove {agent} (host-admin, capability managed-runtime.remove.v1)
deletes the agent's releases inside the launch gate. Before anything is deleted the
gate aborts starts under way (chat starts and conversation copies), stops the
agent's loaded chats on this host, and proves every retained child gone: failed
chat starts and sign-in children whose close was never proven. Every close settles
before the gate releases; if any owner stays unproven, Remove fails and keeps the
files. Stopping chats by agent is now one generic host helper that sign-in shares.
Install refuses while a removal runs, Remove refuses while an install runs, and a
removal cannot be cancelled.
* fix(runtime): status says whether a copy is there to remove, damaged copies included
canRemove is set whenever Orca's copy is present, whole or damaged, so Settings offers Remove for a
damaged copy too. The failed-start retain is dropped: the launch gate already holds every child it
admitted until it exits.
Since #30232 it accepts null and covers both remote: and app SSH ids, so the extra isRemoteRuntimePtyId / parseAppSshPtyId / null guards never change the result.
* feat(sidebar): sort stamps reconcile stored tiers at startup against live hook rows and terminals (dark)
* test(sidebar): a restart clears an unbacked local tier and keeps an SSH host's
* fix(sidebar): run the sort tier reconcile once hook rows and PTYs settle, seeding hydrated rows
* fix(sidebar): clear a stored tier only on proof its terminals died; a rest seed adds no clear
* chore(sidebar): merge origin/main; locality helper moved to shared
Its private POSIX copy predates areWorktreePathsEqual's POSIX guard and WSL UNC fold, which now give the same answers; the one difference is macOS treating /tmp and /private/tmp as one directory, which they are. Also reuse looksLikePosixAbsolutePath in the frozen comparison key.
failedBefore read the recorded failure before the host lock, so a check waiting behind one that failed still tried the update and noted a stale reason. Rename retryRecordedFailure to failedThisLaunch and read both inside the lock. Also share withDetail and drop a test that could not fail.
Every split pane's tab strip stays mounted, so focusing a pane used to add or remove its action buttons and reflow the tabs. Quick-command shortcuts also fired from hidden or unfocused groups.
- Keep the Pane Actions and quick-command buttons mounted in every strip. Unfocused strips dim instead of disappearing, so focus no longer reflows the tabs.
- Hide the button labels by strip width with container queries, so narrow split groups stay icon-only.
- Only the focused, visible group registers quick-command keyboard and Electron shortcut listeners. An open menu closes when its group loses focus.
- Add "Close split pane" to the tab context menus, shown only when the group is one of several splits.
- Stop Radix from restoring focus to a stale group when the pane actions menu closes.
Worktree ids built as `${repo.id}::${path}` by hand are how one worktree got two
spellings (#30150). New code composes them through src/shared/worktree/id.ts; the
ratchet counts the remaining hand-built ids per file (18) and may only go down. Six
byte-identical `${repo.id}::${repo.path}` sites move to getRepoMainWorktreeId.
A manifest under the 768 KiB validation cap can still overflow the host's 1 MiB inbound
frame once sealed (base64 adds a third), more so when a commit carries its blob list. The
host answers such a frame by closing the socket, so the move failed with a lost answer.
The catalog client now measures the request against REMOTE_RUNTIME_MAX_INBOUND_REQUEST_JSON_BYTES
and refuses it with the existing 'too large' guidance, unsent.
* feat(antigravity): sign this host's Antigravity chats in with the server's own Google sign-in
Start spawns the Antigravity ACP server exactly as a chat start would (pinned
runtime, private temp, owner-only chat folder), behind the launch gate that
first stops this host's running Antigravity chats, and asks it to authenticate
with oauth-personal. A host without a pinned server build refuses Start, as it
refuses chats. The server's sign-in line now yields its link (validated as
Google's sign-in page back to a loopback port here) instead of ending the
connection signed out. Link long-polls the flow's state (25 s, early on change),
Cancel ends it, a new Start replaces it, and it expires after 300 s. All run on
the execution host behind accounts.antigravity-chat-sign-in.v1 and need
accounts-admin. List reports chatSignIn {saved, signingIn}; saved is a stat of
the server's own token file, which Orca never reads.
* Retain unclosed sign-in children and detach ended polls
* Narrow sign-in regression launch fields
* Keep fake sign-in fixtures independent of host support
* fix(antigravity): chat sign-in never installs the server and keeps its flow on the shared revisioned state
Sign-in resolves the server exactly as a chat start does and fails with the
not-installed reason when no copy is found, instead of downloading one. Its
flow state is a RevisionedState, the same publish-and-wait primitive the
runtime installer uses; replacement, close proof and the Link wire are unchanged.
* fix(antigravity): the chat sign-in status names the running sign-in, so a client that comes back can follow and cancel it
chatSignIn gains an optional flowId while a sign-in runs. Before, a sign-in nobody watched held the
chats' fence for up to 5 minutes and no client could see or cancel it.
* feat(antigravity): clients follow this host's chat sign-in by revision, as they follow an install
* fix(antigravity): name the sign-in state apart from the sign-in function so the module parses
* fix(antigravity): chat sign-in status is pushed to subscribers, failures read as plain sentences
accounts.antigravityChatSignInSubscribe (no params) sends the full sign-in
status as a snapshot on subscribe, then one frame per state revision, and
closes with the transport. It replaces the accounts.antigravityChatSignInStatus
long-poll, its long-wait lane and the bounded revision wait, as the install
status already did.
A failed sign-in now tells the person what happened in plain words (no
subscription, account not eligible, not approved, not installed, or a
generic retry) and logs the raw error instead of showing it.
Stopping the running chats before a sign-in waits for every close to settle
before it reports, so the fence never lifts while a close is still running.
* feat(antigravity): finish a chat sign-in from the address pasted by hand
When the browser runs on another computer than the host (SSH or a paired remote host), Google's last page points at a port on the host that the browser cannot reach, so the sign-in never finished. accounts.antigravityChatSignInComplete takes that pasted address, checks it is Google's answer to this flow's own link (same loopback origin and path, one matching state, one code or error, no userinfo or fragment, a Google issuer if any), and sends it once to the server's listener on the host with a single direct GET. The flow shows a new verifying phase while the server finishes, and refuses a second paste.
* fix(antigravity): Cancel answers once the sign-in has unwound, so a chat sent right after it is not refused
* fix(antigravity): the sign-in reads its launch sources through the shared helper, keeping the session create support within its line limit
Main's file already sits at the limit, and the runtime method only forwarded to the helper.
* fix(antigravity): a rejected pasted sign-in address says what is wrong with it
Every bad address used to get one sentence. It now gets the specific one:
too long, not a complete address, not this sign-in's, not exactly one
Google answer, or not from Google. The checks themselves are unchanged.
* fix(antigravity): chat sign-in follows the server's answers and belongs to the client that started it
The host's chat sign-in status was a check that the server's sign-in file
existed, which says nothing about whether the sign-in still works. The
link came only from one printed line, a new Start from any device
silently replaced a running sign-in, and a second link replaced the first.
- The server's BROWSER is now a one-line helper run by Orca's own
executable in Node mode, which prints the link on error output; it is
checked before every server start, and the printed line is still read,
on standard output as well as error output. No browser opens on the
host, Windows included.
- A sign-in belongs to the client that started it. Others see it in
progress without its link and cannot start, cancel or complete it; it
ends on its own after five minutes.
- After Google answers, a session on the same server must start before
the sign-in reads as signed in.
- The host's status is the server's latest answer: signed in when a chat
session or the sign-in's session starts, signed out when a chat hits
the sign-in prompt or is refused for sign-in, and unknown until then.
Nothing is read from the sign-in file and nothing is saved.
- A second, different sign-in link fails the sign-in.
* test(antigravity): the launch parity record shows the sign-in link helper as the server's browser
* fix(antigravity): a sign-in owns its work until it has unwound, and reads only whole, valid sign-in lines
Problems in the previous round: a sign-in could read as finished while its
server or pasted-address request still ran, a server refusing a sign-in
after a chat started left the host shown as signed in, the checking
session stayed saved in the server's own store, and a broken sign-in line
could count as the server asking to sign in.
- The browser helper is POSIX only, with Node mode set inside the BROWSER
command; Antigravity chats are not offered on Windows.
- Sign-in lines are read by source: standard output carries the printed
line, error output the printed line and the helper's. Only a whole,
valid link is an answer; a malformed one on error output is dropped, and
on standard output it ends the server. Standard output goes through the
protocol's own line reader, including a last unterminated line, and
error output keeps a whole link while its diagnostic tail stays small.
- Any request the server refuses for sign-in marks the host signed out.
- A sign-in is the host's one operation from Start until its work has
unwound; a Start before then is refused, and Cancel or expiry also stops
a pasted address on its way to the server.
- A different second link fails the sign-in at any point, including while
it is being checked.
- The checking session's saved conversation is removed once the server is
proven gone, only when its metadata names the sign-in's own folder.
- A pasted address is checked for length before it is trimmed.
* Preserve ACP auth answer ordering and sign-in cleanup
* Fix ACP settlement lint and await sign-in cleanup in fixtures
* test: update Antigravity browser launch snapshots
The Disconnect is recorded synchronously but the teardown that disposes the connection waits
behind the target's lifecycle; until then a drop's backoff, a wake retry or reconnect() could dial
the host again. SshConnection now consults the same per-host record the connection manager does.
Kelvin Amoaba
Brennan Benson
Jinwoo HongandClaude
Jinjing
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Neil