Got tired of having to sit in front of my monitor just to check if Antigravity finished a long task or to send a quick follow-up prompt while I'm in another room or away from my desk.
Most remote setups I looked at were doing screen capture or fake mouse clicking, which is super clunky and takes over your actual cursor.
Since Antigravity runs on Electron, it exposes a local DevTools port (DevToolsActivePort). So I ended up throwing together a small Python bridge that connects to it via Chrome DevTools Protocol (CDP) and routes messages through a Telegram bot interface.
It runs completely in the background, doesn't mess with your mouse, and lets you:
- Switch between workspace projects
- Create new chats
- Send prompts directly from your phone
- Receive responses and notifications
The whole thing is open source under MIT:
GitHub Repo: https://github.com/42Nekit123/antigravity-telegram-bridge
The CDP automation layer is decoupled from the bot logic, so it should be pretty straightforward to adapt this for Discord or other Electron-based AI tools like Cursor, Claude Code, or Codex if anyone wants to fork it.
Let me know what you think or if there's anything obvious I should add to it!
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