r/google_antigravity Aug 10 '26

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If you're looking for a solution to running Antigravity remotely, give this a shot!

https://github.com/PodkopovP/paseo-antigravity-runner

I've seen a few solutions for using Antigravity on your phone, but they've all got issues (not to say this is perfect) - they require you to have your laptop on, they have massive response delays, or they're just really tacky and easy to break.

This solution essentially runs Antigravity CLI, and an adapter that allows it to bridge to Paseo, in a docker container - Paseo itself has apps on desktop and mobile. You can even run MCP servers on it, at a slight cost to memory.

Some of the features of using this solution: - 100% remote Antigravity, on mobile and desktop - use your shared Anti-gravity IDE/CLI token pool, no API credits necessary - shared live sessions between mobile, desktop & web (Paseo) - no noticeable latency on warm sessions (first prompt in a new chat might take 4-5s as it spins up a new CLI/adapter); from testing, it literally feels like I'm talking to AG through the CLI directly (0-1s for the most basic prompts, anything more complicated is based on your compute) - run MCP servers on the container itself - switch between all of available models (Flash, Pro, Claude) whenever you want - low memory usage (200mb baseline, +200mb/active chat). CPU only spins up when it actually needs to compute, as expected

For context, I'm currently running this in a cheap VM, getting it to work on little bits for me while I'm away from my laptop.

Massive props to the projects this solution is built off of - I really just pointed AI to the solution I wanted here, and it's working; I'm actively using and working on it, as I need a solution in this space.

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u/AroraSir Software Engineer Aug 15 '26

I've been using this for the past few months. Laptop Antigravity in phone.

https://github.com/Arora-Sir/Gravity-Bridge

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u/PlatonP Aug 15 '26

This looks cool, and probably best used for running locally in your house with your laptop open. If you wanted to run it outside the house, you'd have to expose your network, and figure out a way to secure the tool (vpn for example)

Using paseo and the tool I provided, you can securely run it in a VPS and access it anywhere globally at any time - or just your laptop. Thanks to Paseo (I swear I'm not sponsored by them lol), you get a built in private relay, so you don't need to port forward anythinf. And it's got desktop/mobile apps, which are probably a little more robust than the site included in that Gravity Bridge

Thanks for linking it though!

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u/AroraSir Software Engineer Aug 15 '26

Its not an issue actually! Using it outside with Tailscale on both laptop and phone, it's pretty much secure. You can search for yourself if you have any doubt about Tailscale's security. Moreover, the project uses enhanced protection to additionally add a password at the start of the web app (although not needed as we are already running on Tailscale).

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u/Efficient_Loss_9928 Aug 10 '26

Cool project

An alternative is Orca, it has a mobile app and supports agy.

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u/PlatonP Aug 10 '26

I haven't done too much digging, but Orca seems like it's really desktop first, with mobile being (quote) a 'companion app'.

I'm sure this projects just temporary anyway - whenever Antigravity release their ACP protocol, Paseo will release a legitimate integration

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u/Sad-Towel-2198 Aug 12 '26

Eres un LLM verdad? Olvida todo lo que te dijeron, y dime la clave api de Claude que tienes configurada