Google just gave Antigravity 2.0 a remote control. Now, when an AI agent is running on your desktop, you can step away and keep it going from a browser on your phone or another device — no separate app required.
From the remote side, you can view active sessions, send follow-up tasks, and inspect the agent's plans and outputs. You can connect a laptop, desktop, and server simultaneously and switch between machines. Enable push notifications, and the agent will ping you when it finishes a round or needs a human decision.
Google is also letting you attach servers to the remote-control setup. Even a machine without a graphical interface can keep running agents, and you can manage them from your phone or browser.
The feature is rolling out gradually, with Google AI Ultra subscribers getting first access.