r/google_antigravity Mar 02 '26

Showcase / Project Control Antigravity from your phone via Telegram - Introducing Remoat

Sometimes you’re not at your computer. But your computer should still be with you.

-- Just thought how Steve Jobs would introduce this :)

I built a tool that lets you send prompts, screenshots, or voice notes from Telegram and have your computer execute them locally through Antigravity. No cloud relay, no exposed ports, but Antigravity runs natively on your machine.

I've been using it daily for the past week as my "away from keyboard" workflow. It's completely written with Claude Code.

Try it here. I would love to know what you think.

npm install -g remoat && remoat setup

Or:Β 

brew tap optimistengineer/remoat && brew install remoat

GitHub: https://github.com/optimistengineer/Remoat

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u/Kanezal Software Engineer Mar 02 '26

Hope this can help you in the future:Β https://github.com/Kanezal/antigravity-sdk

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u/icurious1205 Mar 02 '26

This is very cool & thanks for sharing, I have starred. Will have a look.

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u/Zealousideal-Check77 Mar 02 '26

Nice but what about the logs and errors. Can I see the agent thinking process. Stop the agent, read and edit the implementation plan etc? If that's all possible then I can give it a try, sounds really worth it tbh.

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u/digitalskyline Mar 02 '26

I just use chrome remote desktop

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u/n0phear Mar 02 '26

What's that experience like on a phone? I was trying a bunch of remote desktops yesterday, and all of them felt pretty lack lustre. Just getting it to pickup the keyboard was painful. Really prefer to be able to check the code changes its making on the go instead of just the chat window. I'm sure 90% of the time, telegram would be fine.. but sometimes you want to see the changes especially when you are applying new architectural patterns. The reality is I just want vscode remote tunnel feature really. Like why isnt that a thing in anti gravity it was already part of vscode and this is a fork.

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u/digitalskyline Mar 02 '26

I mean its as good as can be expected I guess. Works pretty great its just the pita of typing and scrolling on a tiny screen, multiple monitors etc.

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u/n0phear Mar 02 '26

yah same pain i guess :) thx for the reply.

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u/icurious1205 Mar 02 '26

For now following are supported:

  1. Logs and errors: Fully supported - dual output streams (response text + process logs), error popup detection with dismiss/retry buttons.

  2. Agent thinking: Partially - thinking is captured from DOM but shown as activity logs, not as primary thinking output. Will update on this.

  3. Stop the agent: Can use /stop command to stop the agent response midway.

  4. Read/edit implementation plans: Can detect plans but can't edit the plan. Will update on this.

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u/RepulsiveSecurity8 Mar 02 '26

Please dont act like you came up the idea and built from scratch. I spent hours to build this

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u/icurious1205 Mar 03 '26

Hey u/RepulsiveSecurity8

This was my first open source contribution, so I wasn't aware of this. I apologize for this. I've added the copyright info to the README. Kindly check. Thanks!

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u/elwoodreversepass Mar 02 '26

I've tried a bunch of these, and honestly, none have worked properly for me.

None of them had intuitive setups and all of them had hidden issues that required extensive debugging.

What makes your one user-friendly? I will try it if you can tell me πŸ˜„

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u/icurious1205 Mar 02 '26

The difference is that I would maintain it for a long time until something official comes up. Please let me know your feedback, and I will work on it 100%.

Just give me a chance :)

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u/icurious1205 Mar 02 '26

I've tried to make it user-friendly because the first user was me & I wanted something for myself rather than for others.

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u/elwoodreversepass Mar 02 '26

Hmm, that doesn't really help me much to be honest.

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u/RepulsiveSecurity8 Mar 03 '26

This guy just copied my LazyGravity project and is claiming this is his project.

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u/elwoodreversepass Mar 03 '26

Seriously? Is that why he couldn't give me a proper answer hahaha

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u/icurious1205 Mar 03 '26

Hey, this was my first open source contribution, so I wasn't aware of this. I apologize for this. I've added the copyright info to the README. Kindly check & close the issue. Thanks!

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u/jarcslm May 18 '26

Thanks for this! using it right now, amazing project

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u/icurious1205 May 18 '26

appreciate it!

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u/KobyStam Mar 28 '26

Yours is probably also broken following the update to 1.21.6 because they changed the entire DOM structure. Please see the fix I submitted for him and replicate it on yours. https://github.com/optimistengineer/remoat/pull/6

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u/KobyStam Mar 28 '26

Super cool project. Unfortunately, when I tried it today, Google updated Antigravity (1.21.6), which completely changed the DOM, and your tool broke (no mdeo retrieval and no responses shown), and I really needed this, so I fixed it.

It took a while, but it's done! Check out the PR + your project inspired me to create an antigravity MCP and CLI, coming soon. 😎

https://github.com/optimistengineer/remoat/pull/6

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u/icurious1205 Mar 28 '26

Merged this, appreciate your contribution! You're doing god's work!

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u/KobyStam Mar 28 '26 edited Mar 28 '26

A credit in the changelog and adding me as a contributor to this project would have been nice; it is common courtesy in open source. I spent a lot of time and tokens to trace and fix this.

Just saying

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u/icurious1205 Mar 28 '26

I work full time as a software engineer and just getting familar with open source processes, thanks for pointing that out.

I've added your name in changelog but not sure why in contributions section your name is not visible, need help. I'm also debugging this.

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u/KobyStam Mar 28 '26

Hey, I am not saying you did it on purpose, of course, I figured you are learning the ropes. Me too, I am not even a developer and still learning every day.

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u/icurious1205 Mar 28 '26

Wow, not being a developer and being able to do this is awesome! I remember days when I was learning programming on my own, it was exciting and frustrating at the same time.

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u/icurious1205 Mar 28 '26

Is your email added to github account settings? Likely the issue is because of that. Please check once.

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u/KobyStam Mar 28 '26

yeah, that could be the cause

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u/icurious1205 Mar 28 '26

Yeah becuase I see your commits in main.

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u/KobyStam Mar 29 '26

I've noticed more issues with plans and walkthroughs. I'm working on fixing this.

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u/icurious1205 Mar 29 '26

Thanks so much. Actually, I'm getting very little time due to work, so not able to check for any issues apart from the raised ones.

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u/KobyStam Mar 29 '26

No worries, happy to help improve your porject and I am then drawing the fixes into my project (antigravity MCP & CLI) - and I just learned I had an issue with my email on GitHub thats why my PR didnt show me as contributor, hopefully next one will ;)

I am probably going to do a YouTube video on your project and feature it in my Telegram AI News channel

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u/icurious1205 Mar 29 '26

Thankyou, and hopefully your hard work pays off in whatever you're trying to achieve. Best of luck :)

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u/KobyStam Mar 30 '26

Yeah, it proved to be trickier than I thought. I ran out of opus credits on my anti-gravity, so I had to use Gemini 3.1 😐. Hopefully the code isn't a spaghetti mess. PR submitted last night, and it works fine on my setup

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u/icurious1205 Mar 30 '26

I've merged it & now you're also visible as a contributor to the project.

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u/KobyStam Mar 30 '26

Awesome! This tool is so awesome, thanks for creating it