I installed Google's antigravity CLI on my phone, my calling machine, my consooomer device. a device made for consuming videos and sOcIal mEdIa?, I REFUSE that claim, and like this post if you also refuse the idea that phones are for consuming content only, I have always seen my phone as this sort of portable pip boy alternative, those handheld things from fallout games, I believe pip boy is the term, never mind, the idea is that I can be in some remote corner of the world , or in the middle of a city with bad internet, and I should be able to get stuff done without slamming my phone on my face ... ooorrr my junk, just hit the balls hard aaaaaa! Sorry. Point is, Gemini has gotten to the point where it's code functions writing skills and search abilities are what I'd call decent but the website takes 1 to 2 mb of data every time it loads, on a bad internet connection I have faced situations where a quick search could help out but it just didnt coz the google site or app just won't load the search result. The idea of installing antigravity CLI on my phone is to have access to good ai through the terminal. Termux for android does supports some tools that help in this mission, with alpine Linux p-root I used to use trans-shell for translations, I have a few video projects on these termux setups I have made for using my phone like a builder so do subscribe to my channel, there's ddgr duckduckgo from the terminal, there's w3m browser which is text based. But with my current setup I basically have Gemini in a CLI on my phone.
Well you are so far in the video so let me spout out the way I followed as well. Google isn't making antigravity binaries for termux on android. Sure android has its native Linux CLI now but AGY binaries for it aren't there. So on github the account wallen tx has setup github actions to patch the antigravity CLI binaries making it runnable for termux on android. First u need your termux updated and upgraded then install the g-lib-c repo, then you have to install glibc on the device.
pkg install glibc-repo
pkg install glibc
About 70mb of downloads as I remember , only then u can curl the patched binaries which has a smooth 40mb installation process and antigravity CLI then just runs. Share this if someone asks you the same question as this video.
curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/wallentx/antigravity-cli-termux/dev/install.sh | bash
I asked it to setup my bashrc coz I tried the agy command on another terminal window which wasn't working . Now with the tools in place I started chatting, and chatting, and chatting. Lesson for you is that open agy in the folder you are coding, not root coz then it can waste time and tokens reading useless files, and even changing them. AGY told me the node_modules folder often wastes its time. At times it may misinterpret what you mean and start changing wrong files, that can cause good chaos, so as a beginner I plan to use it for chatting and learning only, not for any of my github projects. But to be honest I have rather hyped up feelings about it, the possibilities feel endless, I am trying to think what cool things I can make with AI help. Let's see through that over time. Like this post if you think installing AI on termux was a cool project. Goodbye for now...follow so we get to meet again on your screen and I have a few ideas for what I will build with AI, if not full project then just meme projects for the videos. Comment below what things you are building with AI. Share your own projects in our subreddit. Well then goodbye, stay cool.