fix(google): allow AI Studio bare Gemini Flash IDs - #1739
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ProviderConfig->>GoogleAdapter: directGeminiWireRenames setting
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Pull request overview
This PR adds a provider-level Google configuration toggle to control whether the AI Studio (“direct”) adapter rewrites certain Gemini Flash model IDs to their -tiered wire equivalents, restoring compatibility with deployments where the bare IDs (e.g. gemini-3.7-flash) are still the only valid upstream model names.
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- Introduces
directGeminiWireRenames?: booleanon provider configs (types + zod schema) and validates it as a boolean with round-trip persistence. - Updates the Google adapter so the
-tieredmapping is configurable for AI Studio only; Vertex and Cloud Code Assist behavior remains unchanged. - Adds focused regression tests for default vs opt-out behavior and documents the new provider setting.
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| tests/google-adapter.test.ts | Adds adapter-level tests covering default -tiered mapping, opt-out behavior, and Vertex non-impact. |
| tests/config.test.ts | Adds config validation + save/load round-trip coverage for directGeminiWireRenames. |
| src/types.ts | Extends OcxProviderConfig with the new directGeminiWireRenames option and documents its intent/scope. |
| src/config.ts | Extends provider zod schema to accept directGeminiWireRenames as an optional boolean. |
| src/adapters/google.ts | Makes AI Studio -tiered wire renames configurable and ensures Vertex requests keep the requested model ID. |
| docs-site/src/content/docs/reference/configuration/providers.md | Documents the new Google-only provider option in the configuration reference table. |
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In `@docs-site/src/content/docs/reference/configuration/providers.md`:
- Line 124: Update the directGeminiWireRenames configuration row to explicitly
state that it applies only to direct AI Studio requests, while Vertex preserves
the requested model ID and Cloud Code Assist routing remains unchanged.
In `@src/adapters/google.ts`:
- Around line 391-393: Extend the Google adapter tests around the direct Gemini
model-ID resolution to cover explicit directGeminiWireRenames: true and Cloud
Code Assist behavior. Assert that explicit true applies the direct rename, while
Cloud Code Assist ignores the flag and preserves its model ID; keep the existing
default, false, and Vertex coverage unchanged.
- Around line 391-394: Update the identifyRoutedModel input in the Google
adapter to use parsed.modelId, while retaining routedModelId for the upstream
URL and other routing behavior.
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In `@docs-site/src/content/docs/reference/configuration/providers.md`:
- Line 124: Update the directGeminiWireRenames? documentation row to explicitly
state that omitted or true retains the default -tiered Gemini Flash renaming,
while false preserves bare IDs; keep the existing Vertex and Cloud Code Assist
behavior unchanged.
In `@tests/google-adapter.test.ts`:
- Around line 307-313: Add a focused regression assertion to the existing
directGeminiWireRenames test using a fixture containing the Codex identity line;
inspect the serialized systemInstruction from buildRequest and verify it
includes the public parsed.modelId while excluding the corresponding -tiered
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Document the boolean contract explicitly.
directGeminiWireRenamesshould state both sides of the behavior, not only the opt-out:undefined/trueapplies the known-tieredwire rename for direct AI Studio requests;falsepreserves the requested bare model ID. Vertex and Cloud Code Assist remain unaffected. -
Add a regression test for the system-identity fix. The production change correctly keeps
parsed.modelIdin the system identity while using the rewritten ID only on the wire, but the current tests only assert URL/wire behavior. Please add a request containing the Codex/OpenAI identity-bearing system prompt, build it with the tiered rename active, and assert the serialized GeminisystemInstructionidentifies the public model (e.g.gemini-3.7-flash) and does not containgemini-3.7-flash-tiered.
The runtime opt-out behavior itself looks correct and current Cross-platform CI is green. These two items close the remaining contract/regression gaps.
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Re-review on current head e98fd2fb56316d4f73f22a226103d864caba47c2.
The two findings from my previous review are fixed: the full directGeminiWireRenames boolean contract is now documented, and the public-model identity regression is covered for direct AI Studio.
One correctness blocker remains:
- [P2] The system-identity fix is applied too broadly across Google modes.
messagesToGeminiFormat()now always callsidentifyRoutedModel(..., parsed.modelId), even though Cloud Code Assist first resolves a distinctroutedModelIdwithresolveAntigravityEffortWireModel(). That resolver does real model migration/aliasing, not just a cosmetic direct-AI-Studio suffix rewrite. For example, retiredgemini-3.6-flashselections are intentionally routed to the currentgemini-3.7-flash-tieredCCA wire model. The current code would therefore send the request to 3.7 while injecting a system instruction telling it to identify as 3.6. This conflicts with theidentifyRoutedModelcontract, which expects the concrete model actually sent upstream.
Please scope the public-ID identity exception to the direct AI Studio -tiered rename only. Cloud Code Assist should continue identifying with its resolved routed/wire model. A simple shape would be to pass an explicit identity model into messagesToGeminiFormat(): use routedModelId for cloud-code-assist, and parsed.modelId for direct AI Studio/Vertex. Add a focused CCA regression using a migrated/retired alias such as gemini-3.6-flash and assert the system identity does not claim the retired model.
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Keep the existing -tiered mapping by default while allowing AI Studio providers that still serve bare Gemini Flash ids to opt out. Cover both Flash generations and document the provider setting.
…-out - identifyRoutedModel now names parsed.modelId so a -tiered wire rename never leaks into the system prompt identity (CodeRabbit finding) - document that directGeminiWireRenames affects only AI Studio direct requests; Vertex and Cloud Code Assist are unchanged - add adapter tests for explicit true and Cloud Code Assist opt-out
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Landed on The open blocker from the last review is resolved on this head: commit Verified on the merged tree: Thanks for the fix, and for the two live captures — the disagreement between this |
Docs-only roadmap unit for the post-lidge-jun#1881 wave campaign, written against the verified Gate 0 baseline (dev 1208bd2; lidge-jun#1881 and lidge-jun#1909 both ancestors). The unit carries two rounds of independent audit. Round 1 returned FAIL with nine blockers and all nine were folded in; the most consequential correction removed the campaign's only new production mechanism. The external audit that seeded this campaign asked for the direct-Google and Antigravity wire-id tables to be split apart for lidge-jun#1894. They are already separate - src/adapters/google.ts owns GEMINI_DIRECT_WIRE_RENAMES, and src/providers/antigravity-models.ts owns GEMINI_FLASH_WIRE_ID, with the resolver already chosen per googleMode. The real defect is that the direct rename is unconditional while the -tiered spelling is deployment-specific: a70bb78 and lidge-jun#1894 carry contradictory live captures from the same week, and both are credible. The first plan answered that with a 404-triggered retry onto the alternate spelling. The audit killed it: AI Studio installs no fetchResponse, so the adapter never sees the 404, and the only hosts are the core pre-stream recovery loop or the mid-stream terminal guard - the latter would splice two upstream turns into one client stream. WP1 is now lidge-jun#1739 alone, and the durable answer (resolve the spelling from /v1beta/models, which the tree already queries) is deferred to its own cycle rather than ridden in. Three further work-phases shrank once the tree was read rather than assumed: WP2 drops to one file, because lidge-jun#1881 already landed two of lidge-jun#1899's three and lidge-jun#1899 is CONFLICTING as a result; WP3 drops to a single -ErrorAction Stop, because the sentinel and unknown state it proposed already exist; WP4 keeps its key-completeness finding, which is real, but gains the constraint that the sibling cache's identities are process-local HMACs, so copying them into a durable key would silently break restart replay instead of fixing scope. Merge orders are corrected too: 5D leads with lidge-jun#1891 rather than the only red-CI PR, 5C names live-transport.ts as a four-way conflict surface with a rebase step per merge, and merge order is verified with rev-list --topo-order rather than --is-ancestor, which cannot observe order at all.
The post-merge audit of lidge-jun#1739 caught a test that could not fail. It built the same Vertex request twice, once with directGeminiWireRenames unset and once false, and asserted the two matched - which stays true even if Vertex stopped preserving the requested model id, because both sides would be wrong together. These assert the content instead: Vertex puts the requested id on the wire under all three settings and never the -tiered spelling, and its system identity names the requested model rather than a renamed one. That second one covers a real defect the lidge-jun#1739 merge fixed in passing, where Vertex sent the bare id while the identity line claimed -tiered. An ablation settles what the googleMode === vertex arm is worth: deleting it leaves all 24 tests green, because Vertex builds its own aiplatform URL from parsed.modelId and identityModelId only special-cases Cloud Code Assist, so routedModelId never reaches Vertex either way. The arm is defensive rather than load-bearing. It stays as a guard against a refactor that routes Vertex through the shared builder, and the comment says plainly that no test proves it fires today - claiming otherwise would be the unfalsifiable coverage this change exists to remove.
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gemini-3.7-flashmade opencodex sendgemini-3.7-flash-tieredon the wire. The upstream returned HTTP 404 before generation, so Codex Desktop appeared to receive no model response.gemini-3.7-flashandgemini-3.6-flash, HTTP 404 for both-tieredids, andListModelscontained no-tieredmodel. This is an observed deployment compatibility difference, not a claim that every Google account behaves the same way.directGeminiWireRenames: falsefor affected AI Studio providers. The default remains the existing-tieredmapping, so installations where-tieredworks retain their behavior.config.jsonand restart the proxy.falseround-trip, and document the setting.devhead (2026-08-17,8f7a22ff7) and resolved thesrc/config.ts/src/types.tsconflict without dropping eitherupstreamHttpVersionordirectGeminiWireRenames; branch is 0 commits behind.e4d83f6e6preserves the resolved routed identity for Cloud Code Assist aliases, including the retiredgemini-3.6-flash→gemini-3.7-flash-tieredmigration regression.Verification
bun run typecheck— passed on current head.bun run privacy:scan— passed on current head.bun test tests/google-adapter.test.ts tests/google-antigravity-wire.test.ts tests/config.test.ts— 223 passed, 0 failed, 905 assertions on the rebased head.cd docs-site && bun run build— passed (385 pages).git diff --check— passed.bun run testdid not produce a green local result on this host: one run hit an unrelated fixed-5-second catalog-sync timeout that passed alone in 2.95 seconds; later runs were terminated by the host with SIGKILL/exit 137 before the final summary.0 failsummaries for 812 of 814 test files. The two remaining unrelated files (tests/integrations-invariants.test.tsandtests/opencode-cli.test.ts) were also terminated with exit 137 before their summaries while the host had about 386 MiB of free pages. The local-CI checkbox therefore remains unchecked.Checklist
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-tieredsuffix behavior; setting the option tofalsepreserves original IDs.Bug Fixes