dsh-agy

Google Antigravity (agy) access for DeepSeek Harness: OAuth authentication, a multi-account pool with automatic 429 rotation, device fingerprinting, and both CLI and web management.

中文文档：docs/README_zh.md

Features

• OAuth login: one-click sign-in via browser OAuth callback, with headless paste-URL mode and a remote paste-credential blob channel.
• Two management surfaces: web and CLI, either one works, core features are the same.
• Multi-account pool: encrypted account store, automatic rotation on rate limits, per-account cooldown with tiered backoff, per-account device fingerprints.
• Quota dashboard: only active when DSH Web is running; append /agy to your dsh web address: login, account management, per-model quota bars, model testing, credential export/import, fingerprint management.
• CLI: dsh-agy login|status|import|verify|logout works standalone, with or without a harness.

Screenshots

The /agy dashboard inside DSH Web — account cards, per-model quota bars, and one-shot model tests:

Quickstart

Path A: DSH Web GUI Users (Recommended — 100% Web UI, zero CLI commands)

For users using DeepSeek Harness browser workspace / Web GUI:

# 1. Install plugin into DSH web profile (via dsh CLI, or pnpx/npx if dsh is not in PATH)
dsh plugin --profile web add dsh-agy
# or: npx @deepseek-ai/dsh plugin --profile web add dsh-agy

# 2. Launch DSH Web
dsh web

# 3. Open dashboard at http://127.0.0.1:3080/agy
# Click "Login with Google", complete OAuth authorization, and start using the agy provider

Path B: Headless / Terminal Only (Standalone CLI)

For Linux VPS, SSH remote servers, or headless CI environments:

# Run directly without global install (npx / pnpx)
npx dsh-agy login
npx dsh-agy status

# Or install globally
npm install -g dsh-agy
dsh-agy login          # interactive OAuth (browser, --headless paste, or --blob)
dsh-agy status         # list accounts + quota summary
dsh-agy verify         # refresh + health check
dsh-agy import <file>  # import agy auth.json or credential blob (--blob)
dsh-agy logout         # remove account

CLI reference

Path C: Local Development & Link

git clone https://github.com/chaos-03x/dsh-agy.git
cd dsh-agy && pnpm install && pnpm run build
dsh plugin --profile web link .

Requires Node >= 22.

Uninstall

# 1. Remove the DSH plugin from a profile
dsh plugin --profile web remove dsh-agy

# 2. Uninstall the CLI
npm uninstall -g dsh-agy

# 3. Optional: delete local account data (accounts + master key + fingerprint override)
dsh-agy logout              # remove accounts first (or skip)
rm -f ~/.dsh/agy-accounts.json
# remove only the AGY_MASTER_KEY line from ~/.dsh/.credentials.yaml — keep other keys!
rm -f ~/.dsh/agy-fingerprint-data.json   # only if you created an override

# 4. Optional: revoke the Google-side authorization
#    Google account security → Third-party access → revoke "Antigravity"

Deleting local files does not revoke Google-side tokens; the refresh token stays valid until it expires or you revoke it in your Google account security settings.

Other things you may care about

Rotation mechanics

429 (Too Many Requests) responses:

401/403 → account revoked (marked for re-authentication). Success resets the failure counter.

About cache hits: why not 99% like DeepSeek V4?

Bottom line: the cache hit strategy is decided by the model provider's cache mechanics (for us, Antigravity's); agy's mechanics differ from DeepSeek's in two ways, so its hit rate is naturally a notch below DeepSeek's.

First, the entry threshold. DeepSeek's caching is on by default with no threshold — its very first request already hits a previously cached system prompt. agy's Gemini-tiered models only start caching once the request prefix reaches roughly 16k tokens, while DSH's default bare system prompt is only about 13k — below the line. So every new conversation's first 1-2 requests are 0%, until the accumulated messages pass 16k.

Second, how fast the cache updates. DeepSeek refreshes its cache at the end of every request — only the newest message misses each round, giving near-100%. agy's cache updates lag: this round's additions are not hit in the next round — they enter the cache roughly two rounds later, and requests for the same content in between all count as misses. Every round wastes about 1.5-2× its additions; the long-conversation hit rate keeps rising as the context grows, bounded by the model's context window.

Practical tips

• Don't expect 99% from agy: the gap comes from upstream mechanics, with no room to optimize.
• If you have a weird number obsession, stuff some custom content into the System Prompt (MCP / tool definitions / roleplay ...).

Storage & secrets

• Accounts: ~/.dsh/agy-accounts.json — AES-256-GCM encrypted; the master key lives in ~/.dsh/.credentials.yaml (AGY_MASTER_KEY, 0600). $DSH_HOME relocates both.
• Fingerprint pools (version strings, SDK clients) are user-overridable via ~/.dsh/agy-fingerprint-data.json — no code release needed to keep them current.

⚠️ Disclaimer

This plugin authenticates with Google's consumer OAuth client that ships with the Antigravity desktop product and uses the Antigravity Cloud Code API outside of that product. This may violate Antigravity's terms of service. Use at your own risk — accounts can be rate-limited, throttled, or banned. Multi-account rotation, device fingerprinting, and the signature-bypass sentinel are enabled by default and are designed to work around upstream limits; you are responsible for how you use them and for any account consequences.

Credits

This project references logic and data from the following MIT-licensed sources:

Development

pnpm install
pnpm test                      # vitest, fixture-driven, no network
pnpm run record:fixtures       # re-record real-API fixtures (needs a real account)
pnpm run e2e                   # real-account end-to-end (needs AGY_REFRESH_TOKEN)
pnpm run debug:request         # endpoint/header bisection probe
pnpm run verify:tools          # live two-turn tool-signature check
npm pack --dry-run             # verify the publishable artifact