Waku
Native app unifying multiple coding agents in one timeline, entirely local
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Waku is a native desktop application that consolidates multiple coding agents (Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Grok, Pi, and others) into a single interface. Built with Rust and GPUI, the GPU-accelerated framework from Zed, it runs locally without cloud dependencies or telemetry. The app manages agent sessions, transcripts, tool activity, and checkpoints across providers through their native interfaces (stream-json, JSON-RPC, live events), normalizing them into one model.
Designed for developers using multiple coding agents, Waku emphasizes keyboard-first controls and version control integration—each prompt creates a git checkpoint, allowing rollback of both code and agent conversations together. All data lives on disk with no account required.
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Daily activity over the last 30 days: upvotes, unique visits, new GitHub stars and Hacker News points.
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vibetrend discovered Waku automatically. Evidence: Agent files (claude-code) in egoist/waku. View source.
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