Google Gives Antigravity a Remote Control: Phone Directly Takes Over Local Agent

Dynamic Beating AI Newsflash: Google has enabled remote control for Antigravity 2.0. While the Agent is still active on the computer, users can directly step away from the desktop and continue controlling it through a mobile phone or other device's browser without the need to install a separate mobile app.

From the remote end, users can view active sessions, assign tasks, check progress and results. Users can also simultaneously connect to laptops, desktops, and servers, allowing seamless switching between different machines. Mobile users can enable push notifications so that the Agent can actively alert them when a round is completed or manual confirmation is required.

Google also supports remote control access to servers. Even without a graphical interface, Agents can continue to run on servers, enabling remote management via mobile or browser.

This feature is currently being rolled out in batches, with priority given to Google AI Ultra users.