

Antigravity Remote Control lets you monitor and drive Antigravity coding sessions from any web browser. Keep full local context, credentials, and build tools on your primary workstation while reviewing plans, approving commands, and receiving push alerts on the go.
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Antigravity Remote Control is a browser-based interface for monitoring and driving Antigravity coding sessions from anywhere. It connects you to Antigravity instances running on your laptops, servers, or desktops, giving you a secure window into your workspace without requiring you to be physically present. You can review plans, approve commands, and receive push alerts while keeping your full local context—files, credentials, build tools, and environment variables—on the machine where the work actually happens.
You can dedicate specific machines to different types of work—say, UI development on a local laptop and server-side tasks on a cloud environment—and switch between them seamlessly. The dashboard shows which instances are online and lets you connect with a single click.
Start a complex task, walk away from your workstation, and keep full control from any browser-enabled device. You can monitor progress, review changes, and execute commands remotely without being tied to your desk.
Your build environment stays on the original machine, so you don't need to recreate it elsewhere. Sessions continue exactly where you left off, even if you move to a different workstation or device.
When an agent finishes its turn and needs your input, you get a push alert on your mobile device. No more guessing whether the agent finished five seconds or twenty minutes after you stepped away.
Development doesn't have to stop when you step away from your keyboard.
The core edge here is that Antigravity Remote Control removes the physical boundary between you and your agentic AI workflows. Instead of choosing between staring at logs or walking away blind, you get a secure, browser-based window that keeps you in the loop without sacrificing the power of your primary workstation. The combination of retained local context and proactive notifications means you can genuinely step away—and still be the one making the calls when it matters.
You're already using Antigravity for agent-driven development and find yourself tied to your desk during long-running tasks. It's also worth exploring if you manage multiple machines for different workloads, or if you've ever wished you could approve a command or review a plan from your phone while away from your setup.
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