Client or integration
Codex CLI and Codex IDE through the OpenCodex proxy.
Provider or upstream service
Google Antigravity OAuth provider.
OpenCodex version
v2.15.0
Client versions
- Windows Codex CLI: v0.146.0
- Ubuntu server Codex CLI: v0.147.0
Current behaviour
Gemini 3.7 Flash is available in the Antigravity IDE, but it does not remain visible/selectable in the OpenCodex model picker.
OpenCodex recognizes the model during migration: previous Gemini Flash IDs such as google-antigravity/gemini-3.6-flash are renamed to gemini-3.7-flash. However, the provider model discovery step then removes it from the authoritative live catalog.
Relevant redacted logs
Windows:
[model-rename-migration] renamed "google-antigravity/gemini-3.6-flash" to "gemini-3.7-flash" in the saved config
[opencodex] Provider model discovery for "google-antigravity" omitted configured model ids; dropping them from the authoritative live catalog: gemini-3.7-flash.
Ubuntu server:
[opencodex] Provider model discovery for "google-antigravity" failed with HTTP 404 [urlClass=provider-models, fallback=configured].
[model-rename-migration] renamed "google-antigravity/gemini-3.6-flash" to "gemini-3.7-flash" in the saved config
[opencodex] Provider model discovery for "google-antigravity" omitted configured model ids; dropping them from the authoritative live catalog: gemini-3.7-flash.
Steps to reproduce
- Install OpenCodex v2.15.0.
- Log in to the Google Antigravity provider using OAuth.
- Open the model picker or run provider model sync.
- Observe that
gemini-3.7-flash is not listed.
- Inspect the service log and observe that the configured model is dropped after provider discovery.
Expected behaviour
If Antigravity exposes gemini-3.7-flash to the logged-in IDE/account, OpenCodex should retain and expose the model, or at least keep a configured model when the provider discovery endpoint returns 404/omits it.
Actual behaviour
The model is recognized and migrated in the saved configuration, but it is removed from the authoritative live catalog because provider discovery returns 404 or omits the model.
Suggested implementation notes
Please consider treating provider discovery failure/partial results as non-authoritative for already configured models, or adding an explicit compatibility mapping/allowlist for google-antigravity/gemini-3.7-flash. The model is available in Antigravity IDE but is currently unusable through the OpenCodex picker.
Upstream documentation
No public Antigravity provider-model discovery specification was found. The model is confirmed available in the Antigravity IDE.
Client or integration
Codex CLI and Codex IDE through the OpenCodex proxy.
Provider or upstream service
Google Antigravity OAuth provider.
OpenCodex version
v2.15.0
Client versions
Current behaviour
Gemini 3.7 Flash is available in the Antigravity IDE, but it does not remain visible/selectable in the OpenCodex model picker.
OpenCodex recognizes the model during migration: previous Gemini Flash IDs such as
google-antigravity/gemini-3.6-flashare renamed togemini-3.7-flash. However, the provider model discovery step then removes it from the authoritative live catalog.Relevant redacted logs
Windows:
Ubuntu server:
Steps to reproduce
gemini-3.7-flashis not listed.Expected behaviour
If Antigravity exposes
gemini-3.7-flashto the logged-in IDE/account, OpenCodex should retain and expose the model, or at least keep a configured model when the provider discovery endpoint returns 404/omits it.Actual behaviour
The model is recognized and migrated in the saved configuration, but it is removed from the authoritative live catalog because provider discovery returns 404 or omits the model.
Suggested implementation notes
Please consider treating provider discovery failure/partial results as non-authoritative for already configured models, or adding an explicit compatibility mapping/allowlist for
google-antigravity/gemini-3.7-flash. The model is available in Antigravity IDE but is currently unusable through the OpenCodex picker.Upstream documentation
No public Antigravity provider-model discovery specification was found. The model is confirmed available in the Antigravity IDE.