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Runs Google's Antigravity CLI headless over stream-json, with outcome from result.status, per-step token sums, cost from Gemini API rates, and agy state isolated under the job HOME. PAW-799 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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| Built-in adapters split into two factories. NDJSON-style adapters (`claude-code`, `codex`) are created via `createAgentAdapter(spec)` from `src/adapters/base/agent-adapter.ts`. ACP-based adapters (`claude-sdk`, `codex-sdk`, `gemini`, `goose`, `opencode`, `qwen-code`, `stakpak`, `blackbox`, `fast-agent`, `mistral-vibe`, `factory-droid`, `poolside`, `vtcode`, `cursor-agent`, `auggie`, `kimi`, `openhands`, `cline`, `kiro-cli`, `kilo`, `qoder`) are created via `createAcpBasedAdapter(spec)` from `src/adapters/base/acp-adapter.ts`. Each adapter is a plain factory function (e.g. `createGeminiAdapter()`) that returns an `AgentAdapter` -no classes, no inheritance. The factory owns the shared plumbing: | ||
| Built-in adapters split into two factories. NDJSON-style adapters (`claude-code`, `codex`, `agy`) are created via `createAgentAdapter(spec)` from `src/adapters/base/agent-adapter.ts`. ACP-based adapters (`claude-sdk`, `codex-sdk`, `gemini`, `goose`, `opencode`, `qwen-code`, `stakpak`, `blackbox`, `fast-agent`, `mistral-vibe`, `factory-droid`, `poolside`, `vtcode`, `cursor-agent`, `auggie`, `kimi`, `openhands`, `cline`, `kiro-cli`, `kilo`, `qoder`) are created via `createAcpBasedAdapter(spec)` from `src/adapters/base/acp-adapter.ts`. Each adapter is a plain factory function (e.g. `createGeminiAdapter()`) that returns an `AgentAdapter` -no classes, no inheritance. The factory owns the shared plumbing: |
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Add agy to the second NDJSON adapter list.
Line 63 lists agy as an NDJSON-style adapter. Line 74 still names only claude-code and codex as the adapters that use lines mode. Line 91 lists only those two adapters for "stdin", but agy also uses promptVia: "stdin". Update both lines so the document is consistent.
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See inline comments on using agy as the judge. Handful of other non-blocking comments.
| fs.mkdirSync(agyHome, { recursive: true }); | ||
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| // Without this, agy ignores GEMINI_API_KEY and tries an interactive Google sign-in. | ||
| fs.writeFileSync(path.join(agyHome, "settings.json"), JSON.stringify({ modelProvider: "gemini" }) + "\n"); |
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[blocking] This file never gets read when agy is also the judge, which is the default without judging configured. callJudge in src/scoring/judge.ts passes a fresh homeDirectory but no env, so agy spawns with the operator's real HOME.
On a machine that hasn't set up agy itself (CI with only GEMINI_API_KEY), the judge hits the sign-in path from the comment above and every score gets withheld. It also runs without AGY_CLI_DISABLE_AUTO_UPDATE. The comparison in the description used an Opus judge, so it wouldn't have come up there.
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[blocking] This prices against the real clock, so it starts failing on 2027-01-01 when the Flash rates flip. Same thing at agy-e2e.test.ts:140.
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| // Per call: result.usage is cumulative, and input_tokens already excludes cache reads. | ||
| if (update.usage) state.usageByStep.set(update.step_index, update.usage); |
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[consider] Did you check the per-step sum against result.usage on a real run? The fixtures are all hand-built, so nothing here would catch one model call's usage showing up on more than one step and getting counted twice.
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| mcpServers[name] = { command: server.command, args: server.args ?? [], env: server.env ?? {} }; | ||
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| mcpServers[name] = { url: server.url, ...(server.headers ? { headers: server.headers } : {}) }; |
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[consider] Has this been tried with a remote MCP server against real agy? Nothing confirms agy reads url for these, and the tests only check what we write.
| if (flags["dangerously-skip-permissions"] ?? true) args.push("--dangerously-skip-permissions"); | ||
| if (input.config.model) args.push("--model", input.config.model); | ||
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[nit] A model, output-format, or print-timeout entry in flags lands in argv alongside the fixed one above, so agy gets both.
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| return { result: result.response?.trim() || state.lastAgentMessage, metadata }; | ||
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[nit] Two branches here have no test: a non-SUCCESS result without an error, and no result with no AGY_ERROR: line.
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agy), so we can't score it or compare it with the Gemini CLI it replaces in the agent runner (PAW-799, part of PAW-93)Fix
agyadapter (src/adapters/agy.ts) oncreateAgentAdapter:agy --output-format stream-json --dangerously-skip-permissions --print-timeout 24h, prompt on stdin, effort viaflags.effortor a model suffix (gemini-3.8-flash-high)resultevent'sstatus: agy exits 0 on most failures. With noresult, theAGY_ERROR:line on stderr is the errorresult.usageis cumulative over the conversation.input_tokensalready excludes cache reads, so it maps straight onto AXIS'sinputPRICESholds Google's published Gemini API rates per model, priced per step (3.1 Pro's >200k tier is per call). Unlisted models (3.7 Flash) report no cost, not$0{"modelProvider":"gemini"}inHOME/.gemini/antigravity-cli/settings.json, andAGY_CLI_DISABLE_AUTO_UPDATE=true(agy ignores any other value). MCP servers go to~/.gemini/config/mcp_config.json, skills to~/.gemini/config/skills/errorentries, as in the ACP adapter, because scoring counts errors by entry type.tool_idis thestep_index, so interleaved tools still pairLive comparison (AXIS's own scenarios, 16 pairs per agent,
gemini-3.8-flash, Opus judge, agy 1.3.3)agygemini--failedretryexplain-scoreandinterpret-reportwere excluded: theirscenario-fixtures/directories aren't in the repo, so setup fails for every agentKnown gaps
agymust already be onPATH. There's no npm package, and pinned installs belong to the operator, as withmuseDrafted with Claude Code via the pr-description skill