Wake

Wake is a native desktop application that gathers, searches, and resumes coding-agent sessions.

Wake is a native desktop application built with Rust and GPUI that gathers every coding-agent session on your machine into one place. It provides unified browsing, full-text search, transcript views, and one-click resumption for numerous agents like Claude Code, Codex CLI, and Cursor. Everything stays local on your machine, reading data in a read-only manner from various private directories. It supports macOS, with experimental Linux and Windows support. Users can also mirror remote sessions over SSH, connect agents via a bundled MCP server, or use the command line interface.

Wake at a glance

Best for: Software engineer
Runs on: macOS, Linux, Windows, CLI
Pricing: Free
Released: August 2026
Category: AI coding tool
Website: github.com/iAmCorey/Wake

Key features

Unified browsing across agent sessions
Full-text search with SQLite FTS5 trigram index
Per-message transcript view with code highlighting
One-click session resume in terminal
Session management like starring, exporting, and deleting
Insights page with activity heatmaps and leaderboards
Remote host mirroring over SSH
Bundled read-only Model Context Protocol server

Use it for

Browse and search coding agent histories
Resume previous agent conversations in the terminal
View token statistics and activity insights
Mirror sessions from remote machines over SSH

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Runway — Control Claude Code and Codex sessions on local or cloud machines from any phone.
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Tracequest — It groups failed tool calls, estimates costs, and reads multiple coding agent formats.
Flow — Visualises coding agent activity in real time with dynamic terminal scenes.
Stroq — Scans recorded sessions and guards future actions with local hooks.
Egregore Nexus — Connects existing coding agents locally without a central orchestrator or hosted service.
Collaborator — Runs coding agents on a persistent cloud machine separate from a local device.
Zeron — Manage and control coding agent sessions across multiple devices from one window.

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