Antigravity CLI for Termux (Glibc Bridge)

Official Antigravity CLI (agy) binary is built for standard Linux (glibc), which makes it incompatible with Termux's native environment (Bionic libc). This project provides a bridge installer that sets up agy inside a lightweight Ubuntu proot environment, allowing it to run seamlessly on Android.

Features

• Automatic Setup: Installs proot-distro and Ubuntu if they aren't already present.
• Native Experience: Creates a wrapper so you can just type agy in your Termux shell.
• Environment Sync: Automatically passes your API keys from Termux to the bridge.

Quick Installation

Run this command in your Termux:

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/javedahmed82/antigravity-termux/master/install-agy.sh | bash

(Note: Replace javedahmed82 with your GitHub username after pushing)

Manual Installation

1. Clone the repo:

   git clone https://github.com/javedahmed82/antigravity-termux.git
   cd antigravity-termux

2. Make the script executable:

   chmod +x install-agy.sh

3. Run the installer:

   ./install-agy.sh

Usage

After installation, restart Termux or run source ~/.bashrc.

Set your API key (if not already set):

export ANTIGRAVITY_API_KEY='your-google-api-key'

Launch the CLI:

agy

How it works

Termux doesn't support the official agy binary because of library differences. This installer:

1. Installs a minimal Ubuntu environment via proot-distro.
2. Downloads the official agy binary into that environment.
3. Creates a "bridge" script in ~/bin/agy that acts as a shortcut to run the binary inside Ubuntu while staying in your current Termux directory.

Requirements

• Android 7.0+
• Termux (latest version from F-Droid)
• ~500MB free space (for the Ubuntu environment)