Run Gemini natively through a loopback auth-proxy (keeps unified billing) - #327
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…ing) Gemini 3 over the gateway's OpenAI /compat endpoint fails on tool use: it returns a thought_signature on each function call that must be echoed back, and the OpenAI wire format has no field for it, so the second tool call is rejected (observed: msf8-obk failed in 10s, "Function call is missing a thought_signature"). The fix is to use Gemini's NATIVE surface, which round- trips thought_signature. The native google-ai-studio route on the gateway bills through unified billing ONLY when the request carries just cf-aig-authorization and no upstream Google credential -- and the AI SDK Google provider always sends x-goog-api-key, which the gateway forwards to Google and Google rejects (confirmed on staging). So a tiny loopback proxy sits between opencode and the gateway: - internal/geminiproxy: a 127.0.0.1 reverse proxy that strips the client's x-goog-api-key/Authorization, injects cf-aig-authorization, preserves cf-aig-metadata, and forwards to <gateway>/google-ai-studio. The gateway token lives only in this process, never in the opencode config file. - plan.go: for a google-ai-studio model, opencode is configured with the native @ai-sdk/google provider pointed at the proxy (model ref wg-gemini/<model>); every other model keeps the existing @ai-sdk/openai-compatible /compat block unchanged. Full flexibility to switch to any other gateway model is retained. - cmd/runner: starts the proxy before building the plan and passes its loopback URL in Spec.GeminiProxyURL; closed when the run exits. Only google models use it; a start failure just makes google models refuse, nothing else. Net effect: Gemini 3.8 with its full native tool-use, still through the one Cloudflare AI Gateway, still on unified billing (one prepaid balance, one bill), still no provider key on the execution nodes. Tests: proxy strips/injects the right headers and forwards to the google-ai- studio path; a google model renders the native provider with the token ABSENT from the config; a google model with no proxy URL is refused; workers-ai still uses compat with the token. go vet ./internal/runner/... ./internal/geminiproxy/... ./cmd/runner/... # clean go test ./internal/runner/... ./internal/geminiproxy/... # ok Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughChangesGemini gateway integration
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~40 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Runner
participant geminiproxy
participant OpenCode
participant Gateway
Runner->>geminiproxy: Start with gateway URL and token
Runner->>OpenCode: Provide Gemini proxy URL
OpenCode->>geminiproxy: Send native Gemini request
geminiproxy->>Gateway: Rewrite and forward request
Gateway-->>geminiproxy: Return response
geminiproxy-->>OpenCode: Return response
Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Untrusted runner code could generate billed Gemini traffic with forged attribution, so proxy authentication should be added before merge. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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In `@internal/geminiproxy/proxy.go`:
- Line 117: Update the proxy handler setup around Handler and the Gemini proxy
request path to require a runner-generated per-proxy credential before accepting
requests. Validate that credential before removing x-goog-api-key, reject
unauthenticated requests, and replace caller-supplied cf-aig-metadata with
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rg -n -C 4 'opencode|BaseURL\(\)|geminiproxy' cmd internal --glob '*.go' | head -240Repository: datopian/openbases
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Authorization Bypass
Reachability: External
Exploitability: Moderate
CWE: CWE-306 — Missing Authentication for Critical Function
Authenticate the loopback Gemini proxy. The runner passes the proxy URL to opencode, so agent-controlled code can reach the loopback listener. The proxy injects the gateway credential and preserves caller-controlled cf-aig-metadata. Require a runner-controlled per-proxy credential that is unavailable to the agent, validate it before stripping x-goog-api-key, and overwrite cf-aig-metadata with runner-owned values.
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In `@internal/geminiproxy/proxy.go` at line 117, Update the proxy handler setup
around Handler and the Gemini proxy request path to require a runner-generated
per-proxy credential before accepting requests. Validate that credential before
removing x-goog-api-key, reject unauthenticated requests, and replace
caller-supplied cf-aig-metadata with runner-owned metadata rather than
preserving agent-controlled values.
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Makes Gemini 3.8 usable for real agent work while keeping the single Cloudflare AI Gateway, unified billing, and no provider key on the nodes.
Problem
Gemini 3 over the gateway's OpenAI
/compatendpoint fails on tool use: it returns athought_signatureon each function call that must be echoed back, and the OpenAI wire format has no field for it — so the second tool call is rejected.msf8-obkfailed in 10s with "Function call is missing a thought_signature". The native Gemini surface round-trips it;/compatcannot.Constraint discovered (staging, verified)
The gateway's native
google-ai-studioroute bills through Unified Billing only when the request carries justcf-aig-authorizationand no upstream Google credential. The AI SDK Google provider always sendsx-goog-api-key, which the gateway forwards to Google and Google rejects (API key not valid). So we can't point opencode straight at the gateway without either breaking or putting a real Google key on the node (BYOK — a second bill and a key on an execution node).Fix — a loopback auth-normalizing proxy
internal/geminiproxy: a127.0.0.1reverse proxy that strips the client'sx-goog-api-key/Authorization, injectscf-aig-authorization, preservescf-aig-metadata, and forwards to<gateway>/google-ai-studio. The gateway token lives only in the runner process — never in the opencode config file.plan.go: for agoogle-ai-studiomodel, opencode is configured with the native@ai-sdk/googleprovider pointed at the proxy (-m wg-gemini/<model>). Every other model keeps the existing@ai-sdk/openai-compatible/compatblock unchanged — full flexibility to switch to any other gateway model is retained.cmd/runner: starts the proxy before building the plan, passes its loopback URL inSpec.GeminiProxyURL, closes it on exit. Only google models use it; a start failure just makes google models refuse, nothing else affected.Net: Gemini 3.8 with full native tool-use, still through the one gateway, still unified billing (one prepaid balance, one bill), still no provider key on the nodes.
Verification
Tests: proxy strips/injects the right headers and forwards to the
google-ai-studiopath; a google model renders the native provider with the token absent from the config; a google model with no proxy URL is refused; workers-ai still uses compat with the token.Real end-to-end (thought_signature round-trip through opencode's
@ai-sdk/google) will be validated by dispatchingmsf8-obkafter deploy.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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