I Wanted "agy ." for Google Antigravity on WSL2 — So I Built "wagy"

I use WSL2 as my main development environment on Windows. My projects live in Linux: /home/user/Projects/... Node.js, pnpm, Git, Docker, and the rest of my toolchain also run inside WSL. When I started using Google Antigravity IDE, I wanted the same workflow I already had with VS Code: code . Something like: agy . That would have been the obvious command. But agy is already the official Antigravity CLI, so reusing it as a launcher for the Windows IDE would be confusing. So I needed another name. I ended up with: wagy . You can read it as WSL + agy or Windows + agy — both actually describe what it does pretty well. The goal was simple: WSL2 └── ~/Projects/my-project │ │ wagy . ▼ Antigravity IDE on Windows │ └── Remote WSL └── /home/user/Projects/my-project I wanted to launch the Windows Antigravity IDE directly from my WSL terminal, while keeping the project, terminal, and development toolchain inside WSL. Not opening the project through \\wsl.localhost . Not moving the project to C:\ . And ideally, not patching Antigravity every time it gets updated. After a bit of digging, the solution turned out to be quite small. The setup This was tested with: Antigravity IDE 1.107.0 Windows 11 WSL2 Ubuntu zsh Antigravity was installed on Windows under: C:\Users\<user>\AppData\Local\Programs\Antigravity IDE From WSL, that becomes: /mnt/c/Users/<user>/AppData/Local/Programs/Antigravity IDE The missing piece: --remote Antigravity IDE already supports remote targets. From WSL, this works: "/mnt/c/Users/<user>/AppData/Local/Programs/Antigravity IDE/Antigravity IDE.exe" \ --remote "wsl+ $WSL_DISTRO_NAME " \ " $( pwd ) " That was the missing piece. It launches the Windows Antigravity IDE while opening the project through the current WSL distribution. So instead of opening: \\wsl.localhost\Ubuntu\home\user\Projects\my-project the IDE works with the actual WSL environment: /home/user/Projects/my-project This means the integrated terminal can keep using the Linux toolchain: node pnpm git