Hello Google AI Studio team,
I’m reporting what appears to be a bug with the GitHub integration in an existing AI Studio project.
Current situation:
• The GitHub repository still exists and contains all commits.
• The AI Studio project still exists under “My Apps”.
• The project is still deployed successfully on Vercel.
• All App Versions are still available.
• The application itself works normally.
However, the GitHub integration inside AI Studio suddenly stopped recognizing the existing repository.
Instead of showing the connected repository and the normal commit interface, the GitHub tab now behaves as if no repository has ever been connected and only offers:
“Create GitHub repository”
The repository is actually:
felipetavaresinsight/guia-confia-pro
Other observations:
• I never deleted the repository.
• I never renamed it.
• I never revoked GitHub permissions.
• The repository still has the main branch.
• The project is still connected to Vercel.
• All previous commits remain intact.
• Previous AI Studio Versions are still available.
Additionally, AI Studio sometimes shows the message:
“Failed to load Gemini API key”
Expected behavior:
AI Studio should reconnect to the existing GitHub repository instead of asking to create a new repository.
I have attached screenshots showing:
- The repository existing on GitHub.
- The project existing in AI Studio.
- Previous versions still available.
- The GitHub integration no longer recognizing the repository.
- The current “Create GitHub repository” screen.
- The existing repository settings.
- The commit history still intact.
Could someone investigate whether the GitHub integration metadata for this project became corrupted or disconnected on the AI Studio side?
Evidence available:
- AI Studio project still exists.
- GitHub repository still exists.
- Repository still contains all commits.
- Vercel is still deploying successfully.
- AI Studio Versions are intact.
- GitHub tab only shows “Create GitHub repository”.
- AI Studio sometimes displays “Failed to load Gemini API key”.
Thank you very much.