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Great article about Antigravity and WSL

Tags: Google Antigravity, WSL, Linux, DevTools, GoogleCloud

If you've already tried Google's new agent-based editor, you might have noticed a nuisance: by default, Antigravity runs as a Windows application. This means your bash scripts and Linux tools are unavailable to the agent.

Here's a quick guide on how to set up full-fledged operation in WSL (Windows Subsystem for Linux)

🛠 Quick Fix: Connecting

You don't need to download extensions manually. Everything is already built into Antigravity.

  • Open the command palette: Ctrl + Shift + P.
  • Enter: wsl.
  • Select: Remote-WSL: Connect to WSL.

After the window restarts, the status [WSL: Ubuntu] will appear at the bottom. The agent is now running on the Linux kernel!

🤓 For pros: Launching from the terminal

Want to type "agy ." directly in the Ubuntu console? A small hack will be required, as the command launches the Windows version by default.

Create a symlink:

bash
ln -sf "/mnt/c/Users/<USER>/AppData/Local/Programs/Antigravity/bin/antigravity" ~/.local/bin/agy

Config Edit: In the launch file, change the extension ID to google.antigravity-remote-wsl.

🌐 Network and Browser Issue

The Browser Subagent may not see Chrome on Windows due to network isolation.

We'll fix it using .wslconfig:

In the %userprofile%.wslconfig file (on Windows), enable network mirroring:

ini
[wsl2]
networkingMode=mirrored
dnsTunneling=true
firewall=true
autoProxy=true

After that, run wsl --shutdown. Now the agent can see local ports and control the browser normally.