feat(usage): report Antigravity conversations in usage - #10695
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Antigravity turns never showed up on the Usage page. The agent keeps one SQLite database per conversation with the exact token counts of every generation, so the usage scan now reads those alongside the Claude, Codex and Grok transcripts and reports them as a fourth provider. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to This change adds Antigravity usage reporting across supported clients, including SQLite WAL data and source-aware deduplication. The implementation is ready to merge with no identified current-head merge-blocking risk. Suggested reviewers: Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant UsageService
participant TranscriptReader as usageTranscriptReader
participant AntigravityReader as readAntigravityConversation
participant SQLite as conversation.db and WAL
UsageService->>TranscriptReader: List .db files with -wal companions
TranscriptReader->>AntigravityReader: Read Antigravity conversation
AntigravityReader->>SQLite: Query gen_metadata
SQLite-->>AntigravityReader: Return parsed generation blobs
AntigravityReader-->>UsageService: Return source-indexed usage records
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A real cache hit showed input_tokens already excludes the cache_read_tokens reported beside it, so subtracting undercounted uncached input. Also bounds Timestamp.nanos, ignores an empty -wal sibling in the cache key, loads node:sqlite lazily so the Bun runtime path still boots, and drops the unneeded request_id dedupe key. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The client merge de-duplicates sources per provider, so a shared ~/.gemini directory scanned next to a private profile would be double counted by a second server on the same machine. Standalone CLI sessions can return once buckets carry a source identity. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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This reverts commit 3735eec.
Antigravity is the first provider with several directories per environment. The client merge claimed sources per directory but dropped buckets per provider, so two servers on one machine both scanning ~/.gemini counted it twice. Buckets now carry an optional index into sources, the server aggregates per directory, and the merge keeps a bucket only when its directory is owned. Older servers omit the index and fall back to the provider rule, which was exact for their single directory per provider. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Closes the ask in #9736.
Turns run through Antigravity never showed up on the Usage page: the scan only knew about Claude Code, Codex, and Grok Build session files, so Gemini tokens and cost were missing from every total, chart, and breakdown.
Antigravity keeps one SQLite database per conversation. Its
gen_metadatatable stores one protobuf record per model generation with the exact token counts the backend reported. The usage scan now walks those databases alongside the JSONL transcripts and reports them as a fourth provider, on web, desktop, and mobile.How it works:
usageAntigravity.tsreads only the fields we need. Field numbers were confirmed against the descriptors bundled with the managed agent (ChatModelMetadata.usageisModelUsageStats: input, output, cache write, cache read, thinking, response) and against real records written byagy_acp_server 1.1.1.<db>-walwithout touching the main file until the next checkpoint, and a cache keyed on the main file alone would miss it.<stateDir>/providers/antigravity, plus$GEMINI_HOME/~/.gemini/antigravity-acp/conversationsand~/.gemini/antigravity-cli/conversationsfor standalone ACP and CLI sessions.~/.geminitwice. Buckets now carry an optionalsourceindex intosources, the server aggregates per directory, and the merge keeps a bucket only when its directory is owned. Buckets without the index (older servers) fall back to the provider rule, which was exact for them.input_tokensdropping by exactly thecache_read_tokensbeside it.gemini-3.8-flashresolves today); unknown Gemini models fall back to unpriced with tokens still counted.Tests cover the parser against a hand-encoded record shaped like the real one (including cached input and the output-halves fallback), reading rows that live only in the WAL, listing identity changing when only the WAL grows, and the service discovering a database under the state directory and re-counting after a WAL-only append. The merge test's "older version" fixture now uses the compatibility floor rather than the current version minus two.
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Captured with Playwright against a worktree dev server after driving two real Gemini 3.8 Flash turns through Antigravity in a throwaway project. Claude, Codex, and Grok were pointed at empty homes for the capture so only the new provider shows.
Before this change the same page had no Antigravity row and the model breakdown had no Gemini entry.
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Add Antigravity conversations to usage tracking with directory-level dedup
.dbconversation files (and-walcompanions) from three roots: server state profile, Antigravity ACP, and Gemini-home CLI layouts.sourceIndextoUsageBucketso shared-summary merge in usageMerge.ts drops only duplicated directories instead of whole providers.USAGE_CONTRACT_VERSION5 → 6, addsantigravitytoUsageProviderKindin usage.ts, and registers Antigravity label, Gemini-blue color, and icon on web and mobile.UsageBucket.sourceIndexis omitted in pre-v6 summaries, which continue to use provider-level ownership;decodeScanCachenow restoresantigravityrecords instead of discarding them as an unknown provider.Macroscope summarized aa485f1.
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