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Antimatter

The open-source bridge that connects your phone to the Google AntiGravity IDE. Monitor your AI agent, send prompts, execute commands, and browse files — all from your pocket.

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Community Project Disclaimer

Antimatter is an unofficial, community-driven, open-source project. It is NOT an official product of Google, nor is it officially affiliated with the Google AntiGravity IDE project.

Antigravity 2.0 Support

Antimatter now natively supports the standalone Antigravity 2.0 desktop application! You can use our dual-bridge architecture to connect to both the classic IDE and the new 2.0 orchestrator seamlessly.


Why Antimatter?

Developing with autonomous AI agents often means leaving them running for long periods. Antimatter ensures you aren't chained to your desk — monitor, control, and interact with your agent from anywhere using your phone, secured by enterprise-grade cryptography.

  • Remote Terminal


    Execute shell commands on your host PC, secured by a biometric fingerprint/face lock.

  • Real-Time Streaming


    Watch your agent's thought process, tool calls, and file edits as they happen.

  • Zero Trust Security


    256-bit pairing tokens + Ed25519 handshakes + Cloudflare tunnels. No open ports.

  • QR Pairing


    One scan transfers the WebSocket URL, token, and public key. Paired in seconds.

  • Workspace Browser


    Browse files in your IDE workspace and view contents remotely from your phone.

  • Remote Prompting


    Send messages directly to your AI agent and start new conversations from your phone.


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Quick Navigation

  • Getting Started


    Download, install, set up the tunnel, and pair your phone in minutes.

    Installation & Setup

  • Features


    Explore every capability: chat, terminal, file browsing, diff review, and more.

    Feature Breakdown

  • Architecture


    Learn how Antimatter reverse-engineers the IDE without official APIs.

    Deep Dive

  • API Reference


    The complete WebSocket protocol: every message, auth flow, and data structure.

    Protocol Reference

  • Security


    Zero Trust tunnels, Ed25519 handshakes, biometric locks, and more.

    Security & Zero Trust

  • Contributing


    Set up the dev environment, run lint/build, preview docs, and submit PRs.

    Contributor Guide