Antigravity 2.0 where's remote dev / wsl support? editor view? terminal?

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Hey everyone,

If your Antigravity IDE upgraded to 2.0.1 and broke your WSL2 / Ubuntu integration, it happens because the internal installation script points to a wrong server archive name (antigravity-server.tar.gz) on the Google CDN, resulting in a 404 Not Found error.

Even if you manually download the standard engine or generic server package, you will likely hit a loop or get a bad option: --start-server error because the entry point inside bin/antigravity-ide-server requires a specific script execution format instead of a raw node symlink.

Here is the definitive workaround to download the official release bundle hidden on the CDN and fix the execution entry point.

Open your WSL2 / Ubuntu terminal and paste this entire block of code:

Bash

# 1. Navigate to the exact agent commit directory expected by the IDE
mkdir -p ~/.antigravity-ide-server/agents/2.0.1-bf9a033f33934fb4496d7eebed52486272437c3a
cd ~/.antigravity-ide-server/agents/2.0.1-bf9a033f33934fb4496d7eebed52486272437c3a

# 2. Clear out any previous corrupted download attempts
rm -rf *

# 3. Download the actual official release bundle from the Google CDN
wget https://edgedl.me.gvt1.com/edgedl/release2/j0qc3/antigravity/stable/2.0.1-bf9a033f33934fb4496d7eebed52486272437c3a/linux-x64/Antigravity-reh.tar.gz

# 4. Extract the contents and clean up the archive file
tar -xf Antigravity-reh.tar.gz --strip-components 1 && rm Antigravity-reh.tar.gz

# 5. Re-create the bin folder and overwrite the entrypoint script with the correct wrapper
mkdir -p bin
cat << 'EOF' > bin/antigravity-ide-server
#!/usr/bin/env bash
ROOT="$(dirname "$(dirname "$(readlink -f "$0")")")"
"$ROOT/node" "$ROOT/out/server-main.js" "$@"
EOF

# 6. Set proper execution permissions for the script and the node binary
chmod +x node bin/antigravity-ide-server

echo "Done! Restart your Antigravity IDE on Windows."

Once the script finishes execution, completely close your Antigravity IDE on Windows and open it again. It will detect the local official components, skip the broken download path, and instantly link up with your environment!