WSL Manager 2.1.0 has been released, introducing a schema-driven interface that allows AI runtimes like OpenClaw and OpenCode to describe their own settings directly from the UI. The update also improves dashboard routing for non-Windows hosts, resolving persistent loopback issues while maintaining MCP server accessibility for external AI agents. Although core distro management remains free under GPL-3.0, the new AI workspaces and dynamic configuration tools require a one-time Pro purchase. The release can be downloaded via winget, the Microsoft Store, or a direct installer, but users should note that the AI configuration feature is still in beta
WSL Manager 2.1.0 Ships with Schema-Driven AI Configuration and Fixed Windows Dashboard Routing
WSL Manager 2.1.0 introducing a schema-driven interface that lets AI runtimes like OpenClaw and OpenCode describe their own settings directly from the UI. The update also rewires dashboard routing for non-Windows hosts, fixing persistent loopback mismatches while keeping the MCP server exposed for external AI agents. Core distro management remains free under GPL-3.0, but the AI workspaces and dynamic configuration tools require a one-time Pro purchase. You can grab the release via winget install Bostrot.WSLManager, the Microsoft Store, or the direct .exe installer, though Trenkel warns that the AI configuration feature is still in beta.
