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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe generic file attachment limit increases to 100,000,000 bytes. Client messages, upload and provider tests, and documentation reflect the new limit. Antigravity uses a local 50 MiB PDF attachment limit. ChangesAttachment limits and provider handling
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Change: Bug fix Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Antigravity turns with PDFs between 50 MiB and the new 100 MB upload limit fail instead of using the promised saved-path fallback. Fix that path before merging. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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🟡 Minor · Keep oversized PDFs on the saved-path fallback. · AntigravityAcpSupport.ts:319
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winKeep oversized PDFs on the saved-path fallback.
ProviderServiceadds the saved path toinput.inputbefore callingAntigravityAdapter.sendTurn.sendTurnimmediately callsbuildAntigravityPrompt; that error is mapped and no fallback runs. Therefore, a PDF above 50 MiB reaches the newsize > limitcheck and fails the turn instead of using its saved path.Skip native PDF embedding when the file exceeds the native limit. Do not count that path-only PDF toward the native attachment total.
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const size = Number(info.size); + if (pdf && size > MAX_TOTAL_ATTACHMENT_BYTES) { + continue; + } const limit = image ? PROVIDER_SEND_TURN_MAX_IMAGE_BYTESUpdate the oversized-PDF test to assert that the prompt remains valid and retains the path supplied by
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@juliusmarminge I split this as requested. #13261 now changes only the 100 MB ordinary-file upload cap and keeps Antigravity's 50 MiB native limit. The Antigravity path handling is in #13339; its tests cover a 75 MB PDF using the saved-path fallback. The web image-preparation change is also off this branch and is being prepared separately. Could you re-review this narrowed PR? CodeRabbit's new oversized-PDF note concerns the provider path fallback in #13339. It is outside this upload-only diff. |
Browser recordings share the ordinary-file upload cap, so the tool description and too-large error still claimed 50 MiB after the cap rose. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Audited the full PR against main at head 2fa6fd8c00e. The split into #13339 and #13342 worked, and this PR is now narrow. It merges cleanly into current main, CI was green on b65124359c9, and the 311 focused tests pass locally. There is one compatibility blocker.
Blocker: existing clients cannot load a thread that has a file over 50 MiB
PROVIDER_SEND_TURN_MAX_FILE_BYTES is both the upload cap and a read bound. ChatFileAttachment.sizeBytes (packages/contracts/src/orchestration.ts:316-330) rejects anything over the constant, and that schema decodes every stored message, thread.message-sent event, thread stream item, and projection row. ChatUnknownAttachment excludes type: "file", so an oversized file cannot fall through to it either. orchestration.test.ts:386 pins that strictness on purpose.
This PR lets a new server persist a file of 50–100 MB. Every shipped client still decodes with the 50 MiB bound: stable v0.0.42, the current nightly and preview tags, and the mobile store builds.
Reproduced with the contracts from the PR base (894d33419dc, the same bound as v0.0.42) against a 75,000,000-byte application/zip attachment:
| Payload | Base contract | This PR |
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OrchestrationThreadStreamItem (subscribeThread event) |
FAIL: Expected a value less than or equal to 52428800 |
OK |
OrchestrationEvent (event-store replay) |
FAIL | OK |
projection attachments_json row |
FAIL | OK |
Who hits this: someone updates their desktop or npx t3 server and sends a 75 MB ZIP. Any older client on that environment then fails to decode the thread: the mobile app, another desktop install connecting remotely, or a cached web bundle. Tracing the code (not observed in a client): the HTTP snapshot decode fails and falls back to the socket. The socket chunk decode goes through RpcClient's orDie, the subscription's onDefect shows "Could not synchronize the thread.", and the stream stops without retrying. The event is permanent, so the thread stays broken on that client until it updates. Mobile is the long tail here, because store builds lag the server.
The server downgrade path also breaks (for example t3 update 0.0.42 after a nightly). The older server fails to decode the same event on replay (OrchestrationEventStore.ts rowToEvent) and the projection row.
Smallest fix I see:
- Separate the read bound from the write bound. Drop the upper
sizeBytesbound from the persisted/readChatFileAttachmentshape, and keep the known-type discrimination. Enforce the cap where bytes enter:AttachmentCreateUploadUrlInput(packages/contracts/src/assets.ts:103) already signs the size. The Normalizer's on-disk size check (apps/server/src/orchestration/Normalizer.ts:190) ties the turn'ssizeBytesto that upload, so the server stays protected. Updateorchestration.test.ts:386to assert that an oversized file still decodes, and keep the upload-input test that rejects100_000_001. - Land (1) and let it reach stable desktop and the mobile store. Then raise the cap. Alternatively, a maintainer can explicitly accept the skew for this release. That decision belongs to a maintainer, not to this PR.
Pushed fix
Browser recordings reuse this constant (apps/web/src/browser/browserRecordingUpload.ts:26, apps/server/src/mcp/toolkits/preview/handlers.ts:169), so their cap rose to 100 MB as well. The agent-facing preview_recording_stop description and PreviewAutomationRecordingTooLargeError still said 50 MiB. 2fa6fd8c00e updates both strings. The preview broker and toolkit tests pass, and lint and format are clean.
Non-blocking
- T3 Connect tunnels (unverified): managed endpoints run through Cloudflare. Cloudflare documents a 100 MB request-body limit on Free and Pro zones, so uploads near 100,000,000 bytes may get a 413 through a tunnel. Please confirm the relay zone's limit before advertising exactly 100 MB to tunnel clients.
- The web upload XHR still times out after 5 minutes (
apps/web/src/lib/attachmentUploadQueue.ts:33). A 100 MB file needs about 2.7 Mbit/s of sustained upstream to finish, which is plausible to miss on remote links. - The six-driver
ProviderServiceloop runs the same generic path-line code six times against the same fake Codex adapter, so one case covers it. The new 100 MBAttachmentUploadtest writes 100 MB to disk to prove behavior that the contract boundary test already covers. Both are optional trims.
No approval from me. The final call belongs to maintainers.
Audit: Claude Opus 5.5 via Claude Code.
| export const PROVIDER_SEND_TURN_MAX_IMAGE_BYTES = 10 * 1024 * 1024; | ||
| const PROVIDER_SEND_TURN_MAX_TOTAL_IMAGE_BYTES = 80 * 1024 * 1024; | ||
| export const PROVIDER_SEND_TURN_MAX_FILE_BYTES = 50 * 1024 * 1024; | ||
| export const PROVIDER_SEND_TURN_MAX_FILE_BYTES = 100_000_000; |
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Blocker (see review summary): this constant also bounds ChatFileAttachment.sizeBytes on decode. Every shipped client, and any server downgraded to v0.0.42, still rejects anything over 52,428,800 bytes, so one 75 MB attachment makes the thread undecodable for them. Please drop the read-side bound first, enforce the cap at upload issuance (assets.ts:103), and raise this constant only after the relaxed reader ships.
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Agreed. I opened #13429 against main to remove the read-side file-size bound while keeping the 50 MiB upload cap. Its focused decoder test accepts a 75 MB file, rejects zero bytes, and the existing upload-cap test still passes. I added the rollout dependency to this PR description. I will leave this thread open and hold #13261 until that reader change reaches stable desktop and mobile, unless you explicitly accept the version-skew risk.
Once pingdotgg#13429 lets ChatFileAttachment decode any positive size, message decoding and sendTurn no longer reject a file one byte over the upload cap. That boundary belongs to AttachmentCreateUploadUrlInput, which assets.test.ts already covers, so drop the read-side rejection assertions that would fail once both PRs land. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Re-audit on 2026-09-25 of the full PR against main at head def7c5ff503. CI is green on this head. My earlier change request still applies until #13429 ships, and this review does not replace it.
Earlier findings
| Finding | Status |
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| Old clients cannot decode a file over 50 MiB | Still open for this PR. #13429 fixes the reader, but it is not merged or released. |
| Stale 50 MiB recording strings | Fixed in 2fa6fd8 |
| Cloudflare 100 MB tunnel body limit | Still unverified, non-blocking |
| Web upload XHR 5-minute timeout | Still open, non-blocking |
| Test trims | Partly superseded by the fix below. The six-driver loop and the 100 MB disk write remain optional trims. |
Does #13429 resolve the blocker?
It fixes the reader for builds cut from main. On main plus #13429, all three paths decode a 75,000,000-byte file and a 100,000,000-byte file: the subscribeThread event, event-store replay, and the projection attachments_json row. All three failed before. It only protects clients that have it installed, so the order matters:
- Merge #13429.
- Ship it in a stable desktop /
npx t3release, and in a mobile production build or OTA. The change is contracts-only JavaScript, so an OTA is eligible, but production OTAs are published manually. - Give installed clients time to update, then merge this PR.
V2 builds are separate. t3code/codex-turn-mapping keeps ChatFileAttachment in chatAttachment.ts with the same 50 MiB read bound, and today's V2 preview tag ships it. #13429 conflicts there and needs a port. The v2-preview mobile profile has OTA disabled, so those clients need a store build.
A server downgraded to any build without #13429 will still fail to replay these events. That risk shrinks only once a stable release carries the reader.
Fixed in this pass: tests would have failed once #13429 landed
The PR asserted read-side rejection one byte over the cap in two places: the six-driver ProviderService test (sendTurn with 100_000_001) and orchestration.test.ts. Both depend on the bound that #13429 removes. With main, then #13429, then this PR, all six ProviderService cases failed and orchestration.test.ts conflicted. def7c5f drops those read-side assertions. The upload boundary stays covered by the 100_000_000 / 100_000_001 test in assets.test.ts. The PR now merges cleanly and its focused tests pass in both orders: main + this PR, and main + #13429 + this PR.
New: merge trap with #13339
#13339 and this PR conflict in AntigravityAcpSupport.ts and its test. #13339 keeps MAX_TOTAL_ATTACHMENT_BYTES = PROVIDER_SEND_TURN_MAX_FILE_BYTES. If that side wins the conflict, Antigravity's native attachment budget silently becomes 100 MB. The error text and docs/user/providers-antigravity.md would still say 50 MiB. Whichever PR lands second must keep the 50 MiB literal (see the inline note).
Audit: Claude Opus 5.5 via Claude Code.
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| export const ANTIGRAVITY_MAX_TEXT_ATTACHMENT_BYTES = 1024 * 1024; | ||
| const MAX_TOTAL_ATTACHMENT_BYTES = PROVIDER_SEND_TURN_MAX_FILE_BYTES; | ||
| const MAX_TOTAL_ATTACHMENT_BYTES = 50 * 1024 * 1024; |
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Merge trap with #13339: that PR keeps MAX_TOTAL_ATTACHMENT_BYTES = PROVIDER_SEND_TURN_MAX_FILE_BYTES on this line, and the two PRs conflict here. If that side wins, the native budget silently becomes 100 MB, while the error message and the Antigravity user docs still say 50 MiB. Keep this 50 MiB literal whichever PR lands second.
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What Changed
Raise the ordinary-file upload cap to 100 MB (100,000,000 bytes) across the shared contract, server, web, and mobile clients. Keep the existing image limits and Antigravity's 50 MiB native attachment budget. New clients still honor a smaller limit advertised by an older server.
Why
The former 50 MiB cap blocked larger files before an agent could inspect them by path.
Related split PRs: #13339 — Antigravity file paths and #13342 — image preparation stalls.
Rollout dependency: #13429 — compatible file-attachment readers must ship to stable desktop and mobile before this upload-cap PR merges. Otherwise older clients reject messages with 50–100 MB files and cannot open those threads. A maintainer may explicitly accept that version-skew risk instead.
Verification
Provider and model limits still apply after upload. This PR does not change how Antigravity handles unsupported file types.
Model: GPT-6. Harness: Codex.
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