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fix(provider): install allow-all seccomp filter when launching Antigravity ACP on Linux - #13230

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Summary

Fixes an issue on Linux where launching the Antigravity ACP server (agy_acp_server.par) from GUI desktop launchers (e.g. GNOME/KDE app launchers, .desktop files, systemd user sessions) results in the process terminating immediately with SIGKILL (exit code 137 / -9), producing:

ACP transport operation read-process-exit-status failed.
Process interrupted due to receipt of signal: 'SIGKILL'

or intermittent session/cancel failures.

Root Cause

Google's hermetic agy_acp_server.par PAR executable performs internal Linux confinement / sandbox checks during early initialization. When running in a desktop launcher environment without pre-installed seccomp filtering, its self-containment check fails and triggers an internal abort/SIGKILL before the first ACP JSON-RPC message can be handled.

When a basic SECCOMP_MODE_FILTER is installed with SECCOMP_RET_ALLOW prior to execution, agy_acp_server.par recognizes confinement as active and runs normally without aborting.

Implementation Details

  1. Lightweight Python-based Launcher (LINUX_ANTIGRAVITY_SECCOMP_LAUNCHER):
    • Uses Python 3 standard library ctypes (prctl(PR_SET_NO_NEW_PRIVS, 1) and prctl(PR_SET_SECCOMP, SECCOMP_MODE_FILTER, ...) with an allow-all BPF rule).
    • Replaces the launcher process in-place using os.execv(sys.argv[1], sys.argv[1:]).
    • Zero child process overhead: Because os.execv replaces the image, the PID, stdio pipes, and signal delivery from/to T3 remain direct with zero intermediate wrapper process.
    • Wrapped in try...except Exception: pass so if seccomp is unavailable or already restricted, it still falls through cleanly to os.execv.
  2. Profile & Spawn Integration:
    • In prepareAntigravityProfile: on Linux, checks PATH (and standard fallbacks /usr/bin/python3, /bin/python3, /usr/bin/python) for a Python interpreter and records pythonExecutable on AntigravityProfile.
    • In buildAntigravityAcpSpawnInput: on Linux, if pythonExecutable is present, launches through python3 -c <LINUX_ANTIGRAVITY_SECCOMP_LAUNCHER> <executablePath> --uid=.
    • Fully backward-compatible: falls back to direct binary spawn if Python is absent or if disabled (pythonExecutable: ""), and never modifies behavior on non-Linux platforms (macOS / Windows).

Verification

  • Live reproduction: Confirmed that agy_acp_server.par --uid= terminates with SIGKILL when spawned without seccomp, but runs and processes ACP initialize / session/new requests normally with the Python launcher.
  • Unit Tests:
    • Added test cases in apps/server/src/provider/antigravityAuthSupport.test.ts verifying that buildAntigravityAcpSpawnInput generates the seccomp launcher command on Linux and leaves other platforms untouched.
    • Added test cases verifying Python resolution and explicit opt-out (pythonExecutable: "") in prepareAntigravityProfile.
  • Quality Gates:
    • Ran Vitest suite: 22 test files, 384 tests passing.
    • Ran TypeScript typecheck: clean (tsc --noEmit exited with code 0).
    • Pre-commit formatting (vp fmt) passed cleanly.

Closes #13842

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  • Improvements
    • On Linux, Antigravity processes can launch through an automatically detected or profile-configured Python executable. The launcher runs Python in isolated mode before starting Antigravity.
    • If Python is not available or the profile opts out, Linux processes continue to launch directly. On other platforms, processes continue to launch directly without requiring Python.

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Macroscope's review found this PR not approvable — The PR changes the default Linux Antigravity launch path by inserting a Python-based seccomp setup before exec, affecting every Linux launch where Python is available. This is a security-sensitive runtime change and requires human review.

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Linux profiles can resolve or accept a Python executable. When configured, Linux ACP spawning runs a Python seccomp launcher in isolated mode before replacing the process with Antigravity ACP. The launcher reports setup failures. Other launch paths remain direct.

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Antigravity Linux launch support

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Python executable profile resolution
apps/server/src/provider/antigravityAuthSupport.ts, apps/server/src/provider/antigravityAuthSupport.test.ts
Profiles accept an optional Python executable. Linux discovery checks command-path candidates and fallback paths. Explicit non-empty values override discovery, while empty values remain unset. Tests cover these profile-preparation cases.
Linux seccomp ACP spawning
apps/server/src/provider/antigravityAuthSupport.ts, apps/server/src/provider/antigravityAuthSupport.test.ts
Linux ACP spawning uses the Python seccomp launcher in isolated mode when a Python executable exists. The launcher reports setup failures and replaces itself with Antigravity ACP. Linux without Python and non-Linux platforms use direct spawning; tests cover Linux and non-Linux spawn inputs.

Priority: ➖ Normal

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Change: Bug fix

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  participant buildAntigravityAcpSpawnInput
  participant pythonExecutable
  participant LINUX_ANTIGRAVITY_SECCOMP_LAUNCHER
  participant AntigravityACP
  buildAntigravityAcpSpawnInput->>pythonExecutable: Start with -I, -c, and launcher script
  pythonExecutable->>LINUX_ANTIGRAVITY_SECCOMP_LAUNCHER: Execute launcher
  LINUX_ANTIGRAVITY_SECCOMP_LAUNCHER->>AntigravityACP: Replace process with executable and --uid=
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Linux Antigravity sessions may prevent agent subprocesses from gaining privileges through setuid programs. Limit the launcher to the intended desktop case, or explicitly accept that restriction before merging.

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apps/server/src/provider/antigravityAuthSupport.ts (2)

10-10: LGTM!

Also applies to: 93-93, 296-322, 333-333, 372-375, 383-383, 497-502, 510-511


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Run the launcher with python -I so it does not import modules from the project directory.

With -c, Python puts the current working directory at sys.path[0]. The spawn sets cwd: input.cwd, which is the user's project directory. Python does not load ctypes at startup. If a repository contains ctypes.py or a ctypes/ package, the launcher imports and runs that file on ACP spawn. This happens before any agent tool approval. PYTHONPATH from baseEnv also changes what the launcher imports.

Attacker precondition: the user opens an untrusted, cloned repository with the Antigravity provider on Linux. Violated property: only trusted interpreter code runs before the ACP binary.

-I (isolated mode) leaves the working directory out of sys.path. It also ignores PYTHON* variables and the user site directory. -I does not change os.environ, so os.execv still gives the ACP process the full environment.

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   const args = useLinuxSeccompLauncher
-    ? ["-c", LINUX_ANTIGRAVITY_SECCOMP_LAUNCHER, input.installation.executablePath, ...linuxArgs]
+    ? [
+        "-I",
+        "-c",
+        LINUX_ANTIGRAVITY_SECCOMP_LAUNCHER,
+        input.installation.executablePath,
+        ...linuxArgs,
+      ]

Update the expectation in apps/server/src/provider/antigravityAuthSupport.test.ts Line 128-133 to start with "-I".

Confirm that the ACP spawner uses AcpSpawnInput.cwd as the child process working directory:

apps/server/src/provider/antigravityAuthSupport.test.ts (1)

35-35: LGTM!

Also applies to: 115-150, 778-798


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In `@apps/server/src/provider/antigravityAuthSupport.ts`:
- Around line 479-480: Update the embedded seccomp setup script around
libc.prctl to report nonzero return values and caught exceptions to stderr
instead of silently passing; preserve the existing exec fallback when setup
fails.
- Around line 477-478: Update buildAntigravityAcpSpawnInput so the Linux seccomp
launcher runs only when explicitly enabled for the desktop/launcher path; leave
ordinary terminal launches on the direct execution path. Document that enabling
the launcher disables privilege elevation for the ACP process and its children.
- Around line 497-511: Update the Linux seccomp launcher arguments in the
command-building flow to pass Python’s isolated mode flag before `-c`, and
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Citations:


Do not apply the seccomp launcher to ordinary terminal launches.

The launcher runs on every Linux launch with a resolved Python executable. prctl(38, 1, ...) sets PR_SET_NO_NEW_PRIVS, and os.execv preserves it in the ACP process. Antigravity executes its own shell commands, so child processes inherit the flag and cannot use setuid or file capabilities to gain privileges.

At the merge base, Linux launches executed the Antigravity binary directly. This change therefore introduces the restriction for previously working terminal launches.

The /proc/self/status guard is not correct. It skips launches that already have seccomp confinement, but it still sets PR_SET_NO_NEW_PRIVS for normal terminal launches with Seccomp: 0. Use an explicit opt-in or launch-mode gate and enable it only for the desktop/launcher case targeted by this change. Document that the launcher disables privilege elevation.

Suggested opt-in change
 export function buildAntigravityAcpSpawnInput(input: {
   readonly installation: {
     readonly executablePath: string;
     readonly harnessPath: string;
   };
   readonly profile: AntigravityProfile;
   readonly cwd: string;
   readonly baseEnv?: NodeJS.ProcessEnv;
   readonly auth?: AntigravityAuthConfig;
   /** Per-process temp directory. Defaults to the profile's shared temp directory. */
   readonly runtimeTempDirectory?: string;
+  readonly enableLinuxSeccompLauncher?: boolean;
 }): AcpSpawnInput {
   const linuxArgs = ["--uid="];
   const useLinuxSeccompLauncher =
-    input.profile.platform === "linux" && Boolean(input.profile.pythonExecutable);
+    input.enableLinuxSeccompLauncher === true &&
+    input.profile.platform === "linux" &&
+    Boolean(input.profile.pythonExecutable);

Pass enableLinuxSeccompLauncher: true only from the desktop/launcher path.

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In `@apps/server/src/provider/antigravityAuthSupport.ts` around lines 477 - 478,
Update buildAntigravityAcpSpawnInput so the Linux seccomp launcher runs only
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780-798: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Cover default Linux Python discovery.

AntigravityDriver calls prepareAntigravityProfile without pythonExecutable, but the profile test covers only an explicit path and the opt-out value. A regression that returns undefined for an omitted Linux override would leave these assertions passing. The production path would then select direct binary execution instead of the GUI-startup path.

Add a deterministic test that omits pythonExecutable and asserts that an available interpreter is discovered and retained.

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In `@apps/server/src/provider/antigravityAuthSupport.test.ts` around lines 780 -
798, Add a deterministic default-discovery case to the test using
prepareAntigravityProfile: omit pythonExecutable on Linux and assert that an
available interpreter is discovered and retained. Keep the existing
explicit-path and opt-out assertions intact.

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In `@apps/server/src/provider/antigravityAuthSupport.test.ts`:
- Around line 780-798: Add a deterministic default-discovery case to the test
using prepareAntigravityProfile: omit pythonExecutable on Linux and assert that
an available interpreter is discovered and retained. Keep the existing
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🟠 Major · Stop before os.execv when seccomp setup fails. · antigravityAuthSupport.ts:467-482

apps/server/src/provider/antigravityAuthSupport.ts:467-482
🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Stop before os.execv when seccomp setup fails.

AcpSessionRuntime successfully starts the Python launcher, so this is not an AcpSpawnError. The launcher then executes the ACP binary without the required confinement. The ACP process can terminate with SIGKILL, and failed startup resets to NotStarted, allowing retries to repeat the failure. Exit after either diagnostic instead.

Suggested fix
   "    if libc.prctl(38, 1, 0, 0, 0) != 0 or libc.prctl(22, 2, ctypes.byref(p)) != 0:",
   '        sys.stderr.write("antigravity launcher: seccomp setup failed, errno %d\\n" % ctypes.get_errno())',
+  "        raise SystemExit(1)",
   "except Exception as error:",
   '    sys.stderr.write("antigravity launcher: seccomp setup failed: %r\\n" % (error,))',
+  "    raise SystemExit(1)",
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In `@apps/server/src/provider/antigravityAuthSupport.ts` around lines 467 - 482,
Update LINUX_ANTIGRAVITY_SECCOMP_LAUNCHER to terminate with a nonzero exit
before os.execv whenever either seccomp setup path fails, including failures
handled by the exception block. Preserve both diagnostic messages and allow
os.execv only after successful confinement setup.
🟡 Minor · Validate python before using the Linux launcher. · antigravityAuthSupport.ts:296-323

apps/server/src/provider/antigravityAuthSupport.ts:296-323
🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Validate python before using the Linux launcher.

When python3 is unavailable, the resolver accepts any executable named python, including Python 2. Linux ACP startup then passes -I -c, which Python 2 does not support. The process exits before os.execv, so previously working direct ACP launches can fail. Validate the interpreter before storing pythonExecutable, or restrict this fallback to a verified Python 3 executable.

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In `@apps/server/src/provider/antigravityAuthSupport.ts` around lines 296 - 323,
Update resolvePythonExecutable so its `python` fallback is verified as Python 3
before returning it; skip unverified or Python 2 candidates and continue
checking the remaining fallbacks. Preserve the existing `python3` resolution and
return undefined when no suitable interpreter is found.

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Outside diff comments:
In `@apps/server/src/provider/antigravityAuthSupport.ts`:
- Around line 296-323: Update resolvePythonExecutable so its `python` fallback
is verified as Python 3 before returning it; skip unverified or Python 2
candidates and continue checking the remaining fallbacks. Preserve the existing
`python3` resolution and return undefined when no suitable interpreter is found.
- Around line 467-482: Update LINUX_ANTIGRAVITY_SECCOMP_LAUNCHER to terminate
with a nonzero exit before os.execv whenever either seccomp setup path fails,
including failures handled by the exception block. Preserve both diagnostic
messages and allow os.execv only after successful confinement setup.

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