Uses centralized context keys for accessing mapped and fallback models.
This change deprecates the string-based context keys used in the AMP fallback handlers in favor of the `ctxkeys` package, promoting consistency and reducing the risk of typos.
The authentication conductor now retrieves fallback models using the shared `ctxkeys` constants.
Enhances the AMP model mapping functionality to support fallback mechanisms using .
This change allows the system to attempt alternative models (aliases) if the primary mapped model fails due to issues like quota exhaustion. It updates the model mapper to load and utilize the configuration, enabling provider lookup via aliases. It also introduces context keys to pass fallback model names between handlers.
Additionally, this change introduces a fix to prevent ReverseProxy from panicking by swallowing ErrAbortHandler panics.
Amp-Thread-ID: https://ampcode.com/threads/T-019c0cd1-9e59-722b-83f0-e0582aba6914
Co-authored-by: Amp <amp@ampcode.com>
Optimize channel operations by introducing reusable context-aware send functions (`send` and `sendErr`) across `wsrelay`, `handlers`, and `cliproxy`. Ensure graceful handling of canceled contexts during stream operations.
Implement `request_retry` and `disable_cooling` metadata overrides for authentication management. Update retry and cooling logic accordingly across `Manager`, Antigravity executor, and file synthesizer. Add tests to validate new behaviors.
Introduce `WithSkipPersist` to disable persistence during Manager Update/Register calls, preventing write-back loops caused by redundant file writes. Add corresponding tests and integrate with existing file store and conductor logic.
Introduced `tokenRefreshTimeout` constant for token refresh operations and enhanced context propagation for `refreshToken` by embedding roundtrip information if available. Adjusted `refreshAuth` to ensure default context initialization and handle cancellation errors appropriately.
When multiple OAuth providers share an account email, the existing "Use OAuth" debug lines are ambiguous and hard to correlate with management usage stats. Include provider, auth file, and auth index in the selection log, and only compute these fields when debug logging is enabled to avoid impacting normal request performance.
Before:
[debug] Use OAuth user@example.com for model gemini-3-flash-preview
[debug] Use OAuth user@example.com (project-1234) for model gemini-3-flash-preview
After:
[debug] Use OAuth provider=antigravity auth_file=antigravity-user_example_com.json auth_index=1a2b3c4d5e6f7788 account="user@example.com" for model gemini-3-flash-preview
[debug] Use OAuth provider=gemini-cli auth_file=gemini-user@example.com-project-1234.json auth_index=99aabbccddeeff00 account="user@example.com (project-1234)" for model gemini-3-flash-preview
