Add Antigravity CLI fallback to Antigravity provider#513
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Summary
agy) as a fallback inside the existingantigravityprovider instead of introducing a separate providerhost.keychain.readGenericPassword(service, account?)Closes #475.
Why
#477 added an
antigravity-cliprovider, but the review feedback was to consolidate this into one Antigravity provider because the IDE, app, and CLI share the same quota pools. Gemini stays unchanged for now.This keeps the UI simple: one Antigravity entry, same existing quota rows, more fallback paths when the standalone app or CLI is the only authenticated source.
Notes
I kept
plugins/antigravity/plugin.jsonunchanged, so this does not add new links, rows, or visual layout changes. The provider still shows quota only; local Antigravity transcripts/logs do not expose reliable token/cost accounting.Manual verification with only the standalone
/Applications/Antigravity.appinstalled returned:Validation
git diff --checkbun run buildCI=1 bun run test(1118 tests passed)cargo test --manifest-path src-tauri/Cargo.toml keychaincargo test --manifest-path src-tauri/Cargo.toml redact_log_message_redacts_account_and_paths