ClawPhone

What ClawPhone does

ClawPhone aims to keep setups native to Termux, using proot or heavier compatibility layers only where Android's userspace forces it. The first packaged script installs Google's Antigravity CLI (agy) on ARM64 Android: it checks dependencies, installs the official Linux ARM64 binary, patches TCMalloc address-space assumptions, creates a glibc wrapper, adds shell shortcuts and supports uninstall.

The README also documents running OpenClaw on a cheap Android phone as an isolated sandbox with access to phone hardware, kept alive in a tmux session inside Termux and reachable over Discord. Its notes cover installing OpenClaw with npm rather than the bash installer, setting TMPDIR, adjusting logging paths, binding the gateway to the LAN, and adding Termux:API and Termux:GUI for hardware access and screen overlays. The documented material covers Antigravity CLI and OpenClaw, and it contains no dedicated Hermes Agent steps.

Key features

• Installer script for Google's Antigravity CLI on ARM64 Termux
• Dependency checks, glibc wrapper, shell shortcuts and uninstall support
• OpenClaw-on-Android notes covering tmux, gateway bind and temp directory fixes
• Optional Termux:API and Termux:GUI for hardware and overlays

When to use it

• Running an agent in an isolated sandbox on a spare Android phone
• Installing Antigravity CLI on an Android device
• Controlling a phone-hosted agent over Discord

Who it is for: Hobbyists and developers who want to run agent CLIs on an old or inexpensive Android phone.

How it fits with Hermes Agent

The repository description lists Hermes Agent among the agents it targets, but the documented material covers Antigravity CLI and OpenClaw.

Requirements: An Android 8+ phone with Termux installed; the Antigravity installer targets ARM64

Note: The repository has no license file, and its documented setups cover Antigravity CLI and OpenClaw rather than Hermes Agent.

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