Feature Request: Antigravity "Mobile Orchestrator" Companion with Remote Pre-Rendering

The Concept: Antigravity Mobile Orchestrator

I’m a developer who spends all day in Antigravity. Often, my best ideas hit me while I’m away from my desk or relaxing at the end of the day. I propose a “Lite” mobile companion app that bridges the gap between a “bedside lightbulb moment” and workstation implementation.

Key Proposed Features:

  • Cloud-Based Execution: Offload the heavy LLM reasoning to the cloud to prevent mobile performance “choking” or overheating.
  • Remote Visual Preview (The Killer Feature): The agent should spin up a headless instance in the cloud and provide a pre-rendered screenshot or video of the proposed UI/UX change (especially useful for Three.js/GSAP logic).
  • Asynchronous Planning: The agent drafts the implementation plan, analyzes merits/demerits, and stages the changes while the user is away.
  • Desktop Sync: When opening the Antigravity desktop client, the “Mobile Idea” is waiting as a ready-to-execute task list or PR.

Why this is needed:

Current mobile coding solutions try to cram an IDE onto a small screen. This proposal focuses on Orchestration and Validation, allowing developers to manage their “agentic workforce” from anywhere without needing a physical keyboard.

Here you go: GitHub - cpu-coin/ag_bridge_cpu: Control your Antigravity instance from your Mobile · GitHub It requires our memflow installed for reliable comms to the different windows and conversations…but yeah, we did a complete upgrade and got it working, now with both antigravity (brand new) and the ide (got that working as well today after the bloodbath migration issue). If anyone had any issues with their antigravity on Mac os in the last 48 hours. We made the Mac OS version of the migrator as well to solve the 10,000 database entries from force migrating into the new vibe only tool. That seems to have been an oversite, but this will reconstitute everything for you safely all :slight_smile: GitHub - cpu-coin/antigravity-ide-migrator-macos: A safe, robust, and zero-dependency macOS migration tool to seamlessly transfer configurations, settings, extensions, and conversation history from legacy Antigravity to the new Antigravity IDE. · GitHub

This really resonates — the “bedside lightbulb moment → staged on the desktop” framing is exactly right. We built ZeroG around the same orchestration-not-cramming-an-IDE idea: QR-pair your phone, then fire commands and macros at your agent and get a push the second it finishes or needs input — over Wi-Fi or 5G, anywhere in the world.

Where we differ from your proposal today: ZeroG keeps the agent running on your own machine (your phone is the remote), so your code and context stay local and there’s no extra cloud LLM cost — but that also means we don’t yet do the cloud headless pre-render you call the killer feature. I’m genuinely torn on it: remote visual preview is compelling, but a lot of devs here strongly want local-only for privacy. Would you take optional cloud preview if the default stayed fully local?

One-tap shortcuts (audit / build / analyze) cover the quick-orchestration case right now. Demo + more: https://zerog-ai.com — disclosure: I’m one of the builders, would love your take.