Can I use this for automation?
Yes. The local HTTP API and MCP server are designed for exactly this. See the API and MCP server sections in the extension’s README.
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Basic information
Antigravity Link is an MCP server and mobile companion for Google's Antigravity IDE. It captures live snapshots of the Antigravity chat UI via Chrome DevTools Protocol and serves them to a mobile web client. From your phone you can send messages, upload files, stop AI generation,
Add this server to your MCP-compatible client using the configuration below.
{
"mcpServers": {
"antigravity-link": {
"command": "node",
"args": [
"/path/to/antigravity-link-extension/mcp-server.mjs"
],
"env": {
"AG_BRIDGE_URL": "https://localhost:3000",
"AG_BRIDGE_TOKEN": "<your-token>"
}
}
}
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Antigravity Link MCP Server is an MCP‑based interface within the Antigravity Link VS Code extension that lets AI assistants and external tools programmatically drive Antigravity IDE sessions. It provides a set of MCP tools for reading chat snapshots, sending messages, and stopping generation – all over a local, token‑authenticated server.
Start the extension server with the Antigravity Link: Start Server command and copy the token from the QR code URL. Then configure your MCP client to point to the mcp-server.mjs script and set the environment variables AG_BRIDGE_URL and AG_BRIDGE_TOKEN. The MCP server exposes tools equivalent to the HTTP API endpoints /snapshot, /send, and /stop.
Yes. The local HTTP API and MCP server are designed for exactly this. See the API and MCP server sections in the extension’s README.
Not by default; the server is LAN‑only. For remote access you would need to expose it through a tunnel such as ngrok or WireGuard. Token authentication and HTTPS remain in place.
Yes. The certificate is generated locally at server start. The warning appears because it is not issued by a public CA, not because the connection is insecure.
Yes. The mobile UI (which the MCP server is part of) runs in any modern mobile browser – Safari on iOS, Chrome on Android, and others.
The extension uses the local Chrome DevTools Protocol port that Antigravity already exposes. It never makes requests to Google’s servers, does not modify Antigravity files, and runs entirely on your machine. Your prompts, chat history, and files never leave

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