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The Antigravity usage cache lives only in memory, so after every server restart the reader decodes all conversation databases again (35 databases, ~107 MB on my machine, ~280 ms warm, more on a cold disk), even though none of them changed.
Change
Persist the decoded per-database result in the state dir (usage-antigravity-cache-v1.json) and restore it on the first scan. Entries stay keyed by the existing size:mtime:ctime (+ -wal) fingerprint, so only databases that changed are re-decoded. The file also pins the MODEL_IDS table so a changed table discards it, and a corrupt or old-format file reads as an empty cache. The cache is written only when it differs from what the file last held, so a failed write is retried on the next scan.
Scope and approval
No prior issue or discussion. The gain is modest and restart-only, so I understand it may not be worth the extra state file; it is independent of the OpenCode PR and can be dropped on its own.
Verification
Real data, Node 26, Antigravity reader only, median of 10 alternating runs, warm OS file cache:
Scenario
before
after
first scan, no cache
279 ms
304 ms
restart with persisted cache
279 ms
89 ms
repeated refresh
43 ms
44 ms
refresh after one appended row
83 ms
102 ms
So a restart is ~190 ms faster, while the first scan and a refresh after new data are ~20 ms slower because the cache file is written inline. Output was identical to the unpatched build in the UsageService comparison over 7 windows. antigravityUsageReader.test.ts gains two tests: a persisted cache is restored without re-reading unchanged databases, and a corrupt file or one written for another model table is rejected; and a service-level test on AntigravityUsage.layer where the first cache write fails, an unchanged second scan retries it, and a new service on the same state dir restores it. The second test fails without the retry logic. tsc --noEmit passes for apps/server; usage and Drivers tests pass.
Not checked:
Cold disk (warm cache only).
CodexDriver.test.ts ("managed catalog keeps its account label and token together") fails on main here as well, unrelated to this change.
Written by Claude Opus 5.5 and Claude Sonnet 5.5 via Claude Code in T3 Code.
Save the Antigravity database cache in the state dir and restore it on the
first scan, so a restart re-decodes only databases whose fingerprint
changed. The file also pins MODEL_IDS so a changed table discards it, and
a corrupt or old-format file reads as an empty cache.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Walkthrough
The Antigravity usage provider restores a versioned cache before scanning. It atomically writes updated cache data when the cache size or entry identities change. Cache read, decode, and write failures are ignored.
Changes: Antigravity usage cache
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Summary
Cache format and validation apps/server/src/provider/Drivers/antigravityUsageReader.ts, apps/server/src/provider/Drivers/antigravityUsageReader.test.ts
Adds a versioned JSON cache format with a MODEL_IDS signature and encode/decode helpers. Tests cover cache restoration and reject malformed data or a mismatched model table.
Provider cache restoration and persistence apps/server/src/provider/Drivers/AntigravityUsage.ts, apps/server/src/provider/Drivers/antigravityUsageReader.test.ts
Loads and decodes the cache once before scanning. After scanning, atomically writes encoded data when the cache size or entry identities change. Tests verify that a failed write is retried and that a new service can reuse the saved cache.
pingdotgg/t3code#20979: Changes model-ID and rate-model resolution in antigravityUsageReader, which can affect cached records and cache compatibility.
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Add a provider-level test for the Antigravity cache restart path.
The new test calls readAntigravityUsage, encodeAntigravityUsageCache, and decodeAntigravityUsageCache directly. It does not build the AntigravityUsage layer. The load and write logic in AntigravityUsage.ts has no test that reaches it. Removing that logic would not fail any test.
A test can cover this path. It can build AntigravityUsage.layer on a temporary state directory, run scan, and check that usage-antigravity-cache-v1.json is written. It can then build a fresh layer on the same directory and confirm that the cache is restored without rereading unchanged databases. UsageService.test.ts already builds this layer in layerService.
A regression here would cost restart time, not correctness. Load and write failures are ignored, and a cache miss rereads the database.
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@apps/server/src/provider/Drivers/antigravityUsageReader.test.ts around lines
378 - 409:
Add a provider-level restart test for AntigravityUsage.layer that exercises scan
against a temporary state directory, verifies usage-antigravity-cache-v1.json is
written, then builds a fresh layer on the same directory and confirms unchanged
databases are not reread. The existing test only calls readAntigravityUsage,
encodeAntigravityUsageCache, and decodeAntigravityUsageCache directly, so it
does not cover the layer’s persistence flow.
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Review comments at @apps/server/src/provider/Drivers/AntigravityUsage.ts:
- Around line 120-122: Update the cache-change tracking around the
`cache.entries()` comparison so it compares against the last successfully
persisted state, not merely the previous scan; advance that persisted state only
after the write succeeds, keeping the cache dirty after a failed write despite
`Effect.ignore`. Add a provider-level test that makes one write fail and
verifies the next unchanged scan retries it.
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@apps/server/src/provider/Drivers/antigravityUsageReader.test.ts:
- Around line 378-409: Add a provider-level restart test for
AntigravityUsage.layer that exercises scan against a temporary state directory,
verifies usage-antigravity-cache-v1.json is written, then builds a fresh layer
on the same directory and confirms unchanged databases are not reread. The
existing test only calls readAntigravityUsage, encodeAntigravityUsageCache, and
decodeAntigravityUsageCache directly, so it does not cover the layer’s
persistence flow.
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…rvice path
Track what the cache file last held, so a failed write is retried on the
next scan instead of waiting for a database to change. A service-level
test fails one write, checks the retry, and restores the cache in a new
service on the same state dir.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Make the new-service check distinguish restoration from a database rescan.
The test leaves the database unchanged before the second service runs. If AntigravityUsage stops restoring the saved entries, the second service can rescan that database and return the same result. The assertion can then pass without testing the provider restore call.
Add a provider-level check that makes a rescan fail or observes that the database is not read. This covers cache-file loading and service wiring, which the reader-level test does not cover.
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Update the new-service check around withService and scan so it verifies
restoration of the saved cache rather than allowing a database rescan to produce
the same result; make the database unavailable or assert it is not read during
the second service run, while preserving the cache-file loading and
service-wiring coverage.
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- Around line 421-436: Update the new-service check around withService and scan
so it verifies restoration of the saved cache rather than allowing a database
rescan to produce the same result; make the database unavailable or assert it is
not read during the second service run, while preserving the cache-file loading
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The restart check now edits a cached record on disk and expects the new
service to return it, so a rescan of the unchanged database cannot pass.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Problem
The Antigravity usage cache lives only in memory, so after every server restart the reader decodes all conversation databases again (35 databases, ~107 MB on my machine, ~280 ms warm, more on a cold disk), even though none of them changed.
Change
Persist the decoded per-database result in the state dir (
usage-antigravity-cache-v1.json) and restore it on the first scan. Entries stay keyed by the existingsize:mtime:ctime(+-wal) fingerprint, so only databases that changed are re-decoded. The file also pins theMODEL_IDStable so a changed table discards it, and a corrupt or old-format file reads as an empty cache. The cache is written only when it differs from what the file last held, so a failed write is retried on the next scan.Scope and approval
No prior issue or discussion. The gain is modest and restart-only, so I understand it may not be worth the extra state file; it is independent of the OpenCode PR and can be dropped on its own.
Verification
Real data, Node 26, Antigravity reader only, median of 10 alternating runs, warm OS file cache:
So a restart is ~190 ms faster, while the first scan and a refresh after new data are ~20 ms slower because the cache file is written inline. Output was identical to the unpatched build in the
UsageServicecomparison over 7 windows.antigravityUsageReader.test.tsgains two tests: a persisted cache is restored without re-reading unchanged databases, and a corrupt file or one written for another model table is rejected; and a service-level test onAntigravityUsage.layerwhere the first cache write fails, an unchanged second scan retries it, and a new service on the same state dir restores it. The second test fails without the retry logic.tsc --noEmitpasses forapps/server; usage and Drivers tests pass.Not checked:
CodexDriver.test.ts("managed catalog keeps its account label and token together") fails onmainhere as well, unrelated to this change.Written by Claude Opus 5.5 and Claude Sonnet 5.5 via Claude Code in T3 Code.
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