Hi HN! I built Levitation (https://levitation.studio) – an open-source mobile interface to monitor and interact with your Google Antigravity agents while away from your computer.
For those unfamiliar, Antigravity is Google's agentic development platform where you can spawn and orchestrate multiple agents working asynchronously across different workspaces. The problem: these agents keep working after you step away, but you have no visibility until you're back at your desk.
Levitation bridges that gap. A lightweight client runs locally and connects to a mobile-friendly dashboard. You can:
• Start new tasks while you are away form keyboard
• See real-time status of all running tasks
• Get notified when agents need input or hit blockers
• Approve/reject agent decisions from your phone
Setup is very simple. Just start a simple process locally:
```
npm install -g levitation-client
levitation-client start
```
The client outputs a connection code – enter it at https://levitation.studio and you're linked.
Why open source: I wanted this to be auditable. The client runs on your machine and you control the connection. Also so that people can improve it with their own ideas or fixes.
Feedback more than welcomed, if this is useful for other people beyond myself I'll keep releasing new versions with new features.
For those unfamiliar, Antigravity is Google's agentic development platform where you can spawn and orchestrate multiple agents working asynchronously across different workspaces. The problem: these agents keep working after you step away, but you have no visibility until you're back at your desk.
Levitation bridges that gap. A lightweight client runs locally and connects to a mobile-friendly dashboard. You can:
• Start new tasks while you are away form keyboard • See real-time status of all running tasks • Get notified when agents need input or hit blockers • Approve/reject agent decisions from your phone
Setup is very simple. Just start a simple process locally: ``` npm install -g levitation-client levitation-client start ```
The client outputs a connection code – enter it at https://levitation.studio and you're linked.
Why open source: I wanted this to be auditable. The client runs on your machine and you control the connection. Also so that people can improve it with their own ideas or fixes.
Feedback more than welcomed, if this is useful for other people beyond myself I'll keep releasing new versions with new features.