I built a Feishu/Lark bridge to control Antigravity from my phone
I’ve been trying different AI coding setups for a while.
Codex has been very useful, but I burn through the quota pretty quickly. Meanwhile, I had access to Google’s Antigravity tooling that I wasn’t really using much.
Then I realized Antigravity CLI could actually be pretty useful when paired with other AIs.
That led to a small experiment:
Could I trigger Antigravity running on my Mac directly from Feishu/Lark on my phone?
So I built a small bridge with help from GPT and pushed it to GitHub.
Current features:
- Feishu/Lark → local Antigravity CLI
- multiple profiles and project workspaces
- conversation ID tracking
- direct Remote Control links to the matching Antigravity conversation
- handling for headless permission failures
One limitation I found while testing:
Antigravity headless mode does not wait for interactive permission approval. If a command is not allowed, it gets denied immediately and the run finishes.
The Remote Control link can still open the exact conversation that failed, but it can’t retroactively approve that tool call.
For now, I’m using explicit permissions.allow rules for trusted low-risk commands and keeping everything else blocked.
The basic flow is:
Phone → Feishu/Lark → local bridge → Antigravity CLI on Mac → project/workspace
If a headless permission error happens:
permission denied → Remote Control deep link → exact Antigravity conversation
Repo:
https://github.com/LunabellaBetter/lark-antigravity-bridge
It’s still early, but I’m planning to keep testing it with real workflows.
I’d be interested to hear how others are handling remote permissions, mobile control, and multi-agent workflows for local coding agents.