dsh-antigravity

If you run DSH Desktop Beta and want to plug Google Antigravity or Cloud Code Assist into your model pipeline you have likely hit a silent loader failure. The upstream plugin performs an ESM named import of CallId from dsh-llm, but the Beta-bundled version only exports ToolCallId. Because ESM validates export presence at link time, the missing name throws before any code executes and the entire plugin tree fails to mount. This fork resolves the conflict with the smallest possible diff—renaming three references in lib/index.js—so the full user experience ships under the current Beta runtime without touching any business logic.\n\nBeyond that one-line-per-occurrence fix the plugin is feature-complete upstream parity. It registers Google Antigravity and Cloud Code Assist as a DSH model provider, walks you through Google OAuth sign-in, lists the models available on your account, routes tool-call and tool-call-delta message blocks correctly, and renders a localized settings page. No model metadata, routing logic, or interaction flow has been altered; behaviour is byte-for-byte identical to the original release apart from the type-name correction.\n\nThis fork is aimed at developers who already hold a Google Antigravity or Cloud Code Assist entitlement and want to schedule Google-side models alongside other providers inside DSH Desktop, and at teams evaluating DSH multi-provider architecture that need a Google model as a reference baseline. It is an unofficial integration with no affiliation to or endorsement by Google. Use it only with accounts and services you are authorized to access. Once upstream aligns the export name in a future dsh-llm release, the delta disappears and you can drop back to the canonical repository."}]},