I get my best coding ideas when I'm nowhere near my desk — usually right
  as I'm falling asleep. I got tired of losing that momentum, so I built
  LazyGravity.

  It's a local Discord bot that hooks up Antigravity to your phone. I can
  ship fixes, kick off long implementation tasks, or start whole features
  from bed, the train, wherever. Send a message in Discord, Antigravity
  executes it on your home PC, results come back as rich embeds you can
  reply to for follow-up instructions.

  How it works: it drives the Antigravity UI directly via Chrome DevTools
  Protocol over WebSocket (Runtime.evaluate on the Electron shell's DOM).
  No private API hacking — no risk of account bans like with tools that
  reverse-engineer proprietary APIs.

  A few things I care about:

  - Local-first: your code never leaves your machine. No exposed ports,
    no cloud relays, no intermediate server.
  - Secure: whitelist-based access — only your Discord ID can trigger
    commands. (I recommend a dedicated server to keep things private.)
  - Context threading: reply to any result embed to continue the
    conversation with full context preserved.

  What you can actually do from your phone:

  - Route local projects to Discord categories, sessions to channels
    — automatic workspace management
  - Toggle LLM models or modes (Plan/Code/Architect) with /model and /mode
  - /screenshot to see exactly what's happening on your desktop in real-time
  - One-click prompt templates for common tasks
  - Auto-detect and approve/deny file change dialogs from Discord

  Still early alpha (v0.1.0), but it's been a game-changer for my own
  workflow. Looking for folks to try it out, roast the architecture,
  , add new features and help squash bugs.

    npm install -g lazy-gravity
    lazy-gravity setup
  Demo video in Readme:
  https://github.com/tokyoweb3/LazyGravity