Is it possible to monitor provider like Antigravity in a server?

[KennFatt]

I wonder if it is possible to monitor Antigravity from a server or device with no Antigravity installed/opened?

I primarily use the AG in my main devices, but I want to monitor its usage from a single device (e.g. my home server). Is it possible to do this? If yes, what should I set up in the server?

This tool seems to be the replacement of OpenUsage. Kudos and nice work!

[prakersh]

Hey @KennFatt, thanks for the kind words!

Short answer: You can't monitor Antigravity remotely from a device that doesn't have it installed - onWatch works by auto-detecting the locally-running Antigravity language server process on the same machine.

However, you can install Antigravity on your home server and log into your account there. Once it's running, onWatch will auto-detect the process and track your quotas automatically.

Setting up Antigravity on your server

1. Install Antigravity - download from antigravity.google/download/linux
2. Launch it and sign into your Google account (you'll need X forwarding or a display for the initial login)
3. Keep the Antigravity process running on the server

Setting up onWatch

Once Antigravity is running on the same machine:

# In ~/.onwatch/.env
ANTIGRAVITY_ENABLED=true

Then start onWatch:

onwatch

It automatically finds the running Antigravity process, extracts the connection details, and starts monitoring - no manual token setup needed.

Other providers

A similar approach works for Claude Code and Codex too - install the CLI on your server, log in, and onWatch will auto-detect the credentials from local config files.

For Copilot and Z.ai, you just need API tokens set as env vars - no local CLI installation needed.

Hope that helps! Let me know if you run into any issues.