For Antigravity CLI usersControl Antigravity CLI from your phone
CodeAgent Mobile lets you run Google’s Antigravity CLI (agy, the successor to Gemini CLI) in a dedicated agent session and supervise it from your phone or the web. Connect it once with Sign in with Google or a Gemini API key, run it on your computer, in a GitHub Codespace, on a CodeAgent Box or on your own server, then send prompts, follow its work live and approve what it asks.
How it works
Pair your phone with Antigravity CLI once. After that, every prompt and response flows between the two automatically.
- 1
Run
npm install -g codeam-cliin your terminal (requires Node.js 18 or newer). Ifagyis not installed yet, codeam installs it for you with Google’s official installer. - 2
Run
codeam pair --agent antigravityto generate a 6-character pairing code and a QR code in your terminal. - 3
Open CodeAgent Mobile on your phone, tap "Pair Device", and scan the QR or enter the code.
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Run
codeam— Antigravity CLI starts with your own Google sign-in or Gemini API key, and your phone becomes the remote: send prompts, watch replies stream live, and approve its requests.
Why developers use it
A real remote control for your AI coding agent — not a chat fallback.
Real-time streaming
Token-by-token output streams from your laptop straight to your phone — diffs, file lists, and the agent's reasoning all render live.
Secure end-to-end relay
The CodeAgent backend is a thin relay. Your code never leaves your machine, and the AI agent runs with your existing API key or subscription.
Works with your existing setup
No changes to your IDE settings, Anthropic key, GitHub Copilot subscription, or Cursor account. Pair once and start sending prompts.
Approve interactive prompts
When the agent stops to ask y/n or pick an option, the prompt appears on your phone. Tap to approve, reject, or pick — without going back to the keyboard.
Frequently asked questions
Specific to Antigravity CLI users.
Get started in under a minute
Install the Antigravity CLI client, pair your phone, and start sending prompts from anywhere.