Waku

Per its README, a native desktop app that puts all your local coding agents in one window, built in Rust with GPUI (the Zed UI framework). The README says state stays on your machine.

• Maker: GitHub user egoist; site waku.sh. Not the unrelated React framework Waku. No company note exists.
• Licence / cost: GPL-3.0 per repo metadata; free, no account or remote service required.
• Platforms: macOS (signed dmg), Windows (x64/arm64 installer), Linux (script install); the README notes some features are not yet available on Windows.
• Supported agents (README): Amp, Claude Code, Codex CLI, Cursor CLI, Fx, Grok Build, Kimi Code, OpenCode, Pi.
• Features: multiple independent sessions per project, switch model/reasoning/access mode, queue or steer follow-ups mid-turn, Git-backed checkpoints that rewind code and conversation together, standalone waku-daemon with a versioned WebSocket protocol and a browser client.
• Maturity: very new: repo created 2026-07-31, v0.1.20 on 2026-10-02.
• Versus similar tools: in the author’s reading of the README, chat-centric with fewer workspace tools than Synara or Ghostex (no built-in browser/editor listed); compare MonoCode.

Open items

• A homepage snippet mentions “Y Combinator” in a way that could not be interpreted; no funding claim made.

Sources (fetched 2026-10-05)

• https://github.com/egoist/waku (README, releases, metadata via GitHub API)
• https://waku.sh/