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Wake unifies scattered coding-agent histories

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Wake unifies scattered coding-agent histories
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Wake unifies scattered coding-agent histories

Wake is an open-source macOS app that indexes local sessions from Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Gemini CLI, and other coding agents in one searchable interface. Its Rust and GPUI implementation uses SQLite FTS5, read-only scans, transcript views, and one-click session resumption while keeping data offline.

// ANALYSIS

Wake targets an increasingly real problem: agent work is multiplying faster than developers can reliably retrieve it.

  • Cross-agent search makes old prompts, fixes, and tool outputs reusable knowledge rather than disposable terminal history
  • SQLite FTS5’s trigram indexing is a pragmatic choice for searching both natural language and code fragments
  • Read-only access, credential-file exclusion, and zero network requests make the privacy story unusually strong for a session browser
  • One-click resume turns historical search into an active workflow, though macOS-only support limits its audience
  • The project sits between lightweight CLI history tools and heavier analytics dashboards, prioritizing speed and native UX over usage metrics
// TAGS
wakelocal-firstcoding-agentai-codingdevtoolsearchopen-sourcemacos

DISCOVERED

1h ago

2026-08-23

PUBLISHED

1h ago

2026-08-23

RELEVANCE

8/ 10

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