Resolve Antigravity IDE configuration directory from installed executable metadata and product.json before falling back to legacy paths.
Launch Antigravity CLI via System.Diagnostics.Process and wait for process exit when running under Windows PowerShell to avoid console I/O contention.
Add unit tests for executable product metadata resolution and PowerShell CLI process synchronization.
- Add separate configuration entries for IDE and CLI
- Integrate Gemini-compatible routing and scoped credentials
- Support detection, launch, backup, restore, and IDE restart
- Add localized guidance and configuration, UI, and native integration tests
- Support installation detection, configuration, backup, restore, launch, and restart
- Handle both models.json formats while preserving custom settings
- Simplify model names and retain existing CPA models when switching
- Fix model visibility restoration when disabling integration
- Add regression tests, translations, and documentation
- Support Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, English, and Japanese
- Follow the UI language and show a notice when notes are unavailable
- Avoid language and content fallbacks
- Generate Release bodies and update manifests from per-version Markdown
- Add collapsible notes, publication dates, and links to full releases
- Test publishing, legacy manifest compatibility, and localized rendering
- Restore integration settings with a three-way merge that preserves user edits
- Preserve Claude Code subagent models and Claude Desktop cowork settings
- Retain the dormant cpa-gui provider for historical Codex sessions
- Update integration state transactionally and preserve legacy cleanup behavior
- Add lifecycle and connection-state regression tests
- Add editable model lists, alias suggestions, and usage guidance
- Ignore unselected rows and validate alias conflicts and naming rules
- Fix alias routing through disabled or excluded providers
- Preserve model routes when restoring legacy backups
- Repair legacy metadata and remove unsupported context fields
- Add regression tests for validation and configuration recovery
- Add Clear integration to configuration management
- Guide users without OAuth credentials through clearing integration and signing in
- Separate apply and close actions, showing Close only when configuration is applied
- Preserve credentials and original settings across switches
- Restore the CPA model catalog when reconnecting
- Add configuration switching and UI regression tests
- Add Devin login to standard and simplified modes
- Support credentials, model aliases, and exclusions
- Display daily and weekly quotas with reset times
- Validate callbacks and prevent stale login updates
- Add translations, theme support, and integration tests
- Move operation feedback into a shared floating stack to prevent layout shifts
- Allow identical errors to reappear after dismissal
- Support keyboard navigation, scrolling, and focus restoration in dialogs
- Add notification interaction regression tests
- Remove code comments throughout the project
- Detect Web UI secret and port changes in the usage collector
- Drop stale Redis subscriptions authenticated with the old key
- Reset queue source selection and reconnect with the latest configuration
- Align TPS and token normalization with Keeper
- Add Redis usage queue batch pulling with HTTP fallback
- Prevent cache and invalid token double counting
- Refresh usage details immediately after new records arrive
- Use Tauri native theme APIs with Linux desktop preference support
- Fall back to WebView theme detection for startup and browser preview
- Add a follow-system option to both standard and beginner modes
- Persist preferences and handle resume events and async race conditions
- Add translations and theme behavior and UI regression tests
- Read context limits from the core catalog and configuration
- Show numeric values with their source instead of automatic placeholders
- Preserve manual overrides and support resetting to inherited values
- Separate default model selection from catalog configuration
- Use API metadata with per-model and provider overrides
- Expose documented capability, reasoning, protocol, and request settings
- Preserve customizations with conflict detection and transactional rollback
- Discover installation paths from registry entries and shortcuts
- Handle installer records without InstallLocation
- Avoid launching the desktop app when version metadata is unavailable
- Add regression tests for path resolution and version detection
- Add configuration management tabs to full and easy modes
- Share run controls and feedback while preserving drafts and Claude settings
- Support desktop app restarts and Harness Web restarts with original parameters
- Improve responsive layouts, keyboard navigation, and localization
- Add UI regression and isolated process restart tests
Resolve model sources before replacing role aliases and support legacy
API and OAuth configurations that retain only aliased model entries.
Add regression coverage for source priority, disabled providers,
cross-role updates, and transaction rollback.
- Validate provider integrity before saving alias changes
- Reject rendered YAML that differs from the expected configuration
- Abort migration when existing config cannot be read or parsed
- Remove lossy config recovery fallback
- Add regression tests for provider loss, locked files, malformed config, and repeated updates
Do not treat managed aliases under disabled providers as usable Desktop routes. Match each route against its source on an enabled provider, skip disabled sources when creating aliases, and exclude disabled mappings when identifying direct aliases.
Validation: four regression tests fail before the fix and pass afterward; cargo test --locked (456 passed); cargo check --locked. After migrating the two affected live routes to the existing enabled source, Haiku and Opus messages requests both returned HTTP 200.
Use one cleanup path for override and override-raw across model and Fast alias creation and deletion. Remove supported effort and service-tier keys while preserving unrelated parameters, selector conditions, other protocols, and grouped models.
Validation: cargo test --locked alias_ (72 passed), including raw High/Fast deletion followed by Low/non-Fast recreation, orphaned raw rules, conditional grouped rules, and all supported effort keys.
Scope payload cleanup to the selected OAuth protocol and retain rules still used by surviving OAuth aliases, API mappings, or real models. Preserve protocol-free shared rules while any matching mapping survives, and limit creation cleanup to its source protocol.
Validation: cargo test --locked tests::alias_delete (6 passed), including Codex/Claude collisions, wildcard selectors, same-protocol OAuth channels, and API mappings.
Determine deletability from the actual provider model mapping instead of requiring an effort payload rule. Keep source models and unrelated aliases intact.
Validation: cargo test --locked tests::alias_delete (3 passed), covering all four API provider sections, removing every option in the editor, and real-model name collisions.
Include CPA model aliases in Desktop history previews and revision checks. Restore routes and local history through a serialized transaction, rolling core changes back when local restoration fails. Reject legacy fixed-route snapshots without mapping metadata.
Validation: cargo test --locked tests::alias_save (13 passed), including successful route restoration, stale previews, local conflicts, core write failure, and rollback.
Include Claude Desktop mappings in history change detection and preserve the previous selection. Show mapping changes in history previews and invalidate previews when metadata changes.
Validation: 15 history tests pass, including identical-profile model changes and repeated no-op saves.
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