Fail to verify existing account without good reason.

[ahumandev]

Pre-submission checklist

• I have searched existing issues for duplicates
• I have read the 📋 Troubleshooting Guide
• I have read the README installation instructions

Model used

antigravity-gemini-3-flash

Exact error message

┌  Google accounts (Antigravity)
│
◆  Select an action or account

│  Actions
│  ● Add account
│  ○ Check quotas
│  ○ Verify one account
│  ○ Verify all accounts
│  ○ Configure models in opencode.json
│
│  Accounts
│  ○ 1. xxx@gmail.com [current] [needs verification] used today
│
│  Danger zone
│  ○ Delete all accounts
│  Up/Down to select | Enter: confirm | Esc: back
└

Bug description

The Antigravity plugin was working fine until today. I cannot verify my existing account.

Steps to reproduce

opencode auth login

• Select Google
• Select `OAuth with Google (Antigravity)
• Select existing account
• Select Verify account access

Did this ever work?

Worked before, now broken (regression)

Number of Google accounts configured

1

Reproducibility

Always (100%)

Plugin version

opencode-antigravity-auth@1.5.0-beta.2

OpenCode version

1.1.56

Operating System

Ubuntu 24 (WSL2 on Windows 11)

Node.js version

22.17.0

Environment type

WSL2

MCP servers installed

• chrome-devtools-mcp
• context7-mcp
• excel-mcp-server
• mcp-filesystem
• mcp-server-git
• open-websearch

Debug logs (REQUIRED)

It generated antigravity-debug-2026-02-11T06-11-54-561Z.log but the log file is empty.

Configuration (optional)

antigravity.json does not exist

Compliance

• I'm using this plugin for personal development only
• This issue is not related to commercial use or TOS violations

Additional context

If something is wrong with my account I expect at least some sort of error or feedback on what is wrong so that the problem could be addressed.

[github-actions]

👋 Thanks for opening this issue!

Likely stale account state, not a code bug. antigravity.json is optional; auth uses ~/.config/opencode/antigravity-accounts.json. Quick reset: stop OpenCode, delete ~/.config/opencode/antigravity-accounts.json, then run opencode auth login and add the account again. On WSL2, make sure localhost callback/port forwarding works. If verify still shows no feedback, update plugin/OpenCode (opencode update) and retry with OPENCODE_ANTIGRAVITY_DEBUG=2.

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[lone-wolf-star]

I'm also facing same issue and it keeps on occurring again and again even after re-authenticating

[MihaiAndrei1988]

I'm also facing same issue

[CaoLiangqiang]

I've been facing the same isuue and couldn't find a solution, so I reinstalled the entire Opencode.
Unfortunately, the problem persists.

[NoeFabris]

Probably the accounts are banned/soft banned, not much we can do unfortunately

[life-and-dev]

I noticed the Google Studio API keys still work. Just Antigravity that seems to be affected. I was about to subscribe to a more expensive Antigravity plan, but because of this issue I decided to rather send my money on other AI providers.

[istdjfgh]

🤖 This comment was written by an AI assistant (Google Gemini) that helped me diagnose and fix this issue.

✅ Solution: Verify through Antigravity IDE (not OpenCode plugin)

I had the same issue — 5 out of 12 accounts suddenly showed [needs verification] [disabled].

What worked:

1. Open Antigravity IDE (the desktop app, not OpenCode)
2. Try to sign in with the affected account
3. It will show: "Further action is required to use Antigravity. Please verify your account"
4. Click "Verify" → Google will ask you to scan a QR code with your phone
5. After verification, you'll see: "Authentication was successful"
6. Go back to OpenCode → the account should be [active] again

Key point: The OpenCode plugin's "Verify account" option does NOT trigger the correct Google verification flow. You must verify through the actual Antigravity IDE app — it opens the proper Google account verification (QR code / phone confirmation).

After verifying through Antigravity IDE, my accounts have been stable and working in OpenCode again.

Hope this helps! 🙌

[titet11]

@life-and-dev

Exactly what you mentioned; I said the same thing in a previous post.

Even so, this isn't a long-term solution, since you can only verify three accounts per device, and it's very likely they'll continue blocking the remaining accounts, so you won't be able to verify them.
I mention this because, at least in my case, they blocked all my accounts, and I was only able to verify three, since I don't have any more devices.

[Relicus]

So what's the solution to get 4 verified? Any you found? :)