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Wake is a native desktop application that gathers coding-agent sessions from local data directories into a single searchable library. Built with Rust and GPUI, it reads supported agent histories read-only, groups them by agent and project, watches files for incremental updates, and indexes transcripts with SQLite FTS5 trigram search, including code substrings and CJK text.
Its transcript view renders messages, collapsible tool-call clusters, thinking summaries, and syntax-highlighted code. Wake can resume supported conversations in a terminal at the original project directory, and also provides session management, Markdown export, deletion with tombstones, and library statistics. Data remains local; the application does not make background network requests and only contacts GitHub when an update is explicitly checked. It is macOS-first, with experimental Linux support and experimental Windows support.
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A native macOS application that gathers local coding-agent histories into one searchable window. It indexes transcripts, renders tool calls and code, and can reopen supported conversations.
A native macOS desktop app that gathers coding-agent session histories into one searchable window, supports resuming sessions, and stores data locally without network requests.
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