Repository navigation
Mobile Harness v1.0.8
Fixes
- Antigravity no longer asks you to sign in again after a successful Google sign-in. The Antigravity CLI was updating itself in the background, and the newer version discarded the sign-in when the app closed it too early. Mobile Harness now keeps the CLI on the tested version, waits for it to save the sign-in, and checks that it works before showing you as connected. If you were affected, update and sign in once more.
- A saved Antigravity conversation that is no longer valid now starts a new conversation instead of failing every message.
- GitHub sign-in copies the one-time code and shows it before opening the browser.
- ARM64 phones whose system reports an unusual CPU name (such as vivo OriginOS) are no longer marked unsupported.
- The C/C++ stack now installs GCC 10 and Python 3, so native npm packages can build. Reinstall the C/C++ stack to get them.
- First-run users can skip AI setup and set it up later in Settings.
- Workspace uploads are limited by free storage instead of a fixed 100 MB.
- NVIDIA NIM hides models that cannot chat, and OpenCode Zen is no longer offered as a provider.
- In-app updates verify APKs signed with older keys correctly.
Fixes #59.
Fixes #61.
Fixes #65.
Fixes #68.
Fixes #76.
Downloads
- Online APK: recommended; downloads runtime components when needed.
- Offline APK: includes runtime components for limited-connectivity setup.
ARM64 Android 9 or newer is required. Both APKs use version code 9 and retain the existing package ID and signing certificate.