Antigravity adds Remote Control for browser-based management of agent sessions

Google recently launched Antigravity 2.0, the latest version of its agentic coding platform for running and managing AI agents across development tasks. One of its main additions is Remote Control, which lets developers access and manage active Antigravity sessions from any web browser while tasks continue running on the original machine.

Remote Control can connect to sessions across laptops, desktops, servers, and cloud environments, with support for managing multiple machines and agents from one interface. Because the session stays on its original system, it retains access to the same files, workspaces, build tools, credentials, and environment variables without requiring developers to recreate the setup on another device.

The feature also includes push notifications when an agent finishes a task or needs additional input, while still allowing users to monitor progress, review changes, and execute commands remotely.