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Google Antigravity 2.9.1 lets you drive a desktop agent session from a phone browser
Antigravity 2.9.1 shipped Remote Control on August 20, rolling out to Google AI Ultra subscribers first, and the feature hit Product Hunt on August 24. It is not a mirrored session: a headless daemon runs on the host machine under a separate one-time sign-in, and a second device authenticated to the same Google account connects into the session already open on the desktop to view sessions, submit tasks, and inspect plans and outputs. It is a web app rather than a native client, with optional push notifications when an agent finishes or needs input. The same release added WebP uploads, PowerShell and Zsh syntax highlighting, and 15 bug fixes across Find, MCP config and file handling.
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