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Wake
Wake is an open-source dev tools project by iAmCorey (iAmCorey/Wake on GitHub). It has 1,458 GitHub stars and 93 forks, is released under the MIT license, and was last updated on GitHub on 15 October 2026.
Wake — every coding-agent session on your machine in one native app: find any conversation in seconds, read it in full, and resume it in your terminal
★ 1.5k stars⑂ 93 forksMITupdated 2026-10
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// project facts
Project facts
- Repository
- iAmCorey/Wake
- GitHub stars
- 1,458
- Forks
- 93
- License
- MIT
- Last updated on GitHub
- 15 October 2026
- Category
- Dev Tools
- Listing
- Full install guide
- Official site
- Official site
// how it works
How it works
- Download Wake
Install the native app for macOS; Linux and Windows builds are in beta.
- Browse your history
Sessions appear grouped by agent and project, searchable with ⌘K / Ctrl+K, readable as full transcripts with tool calls and thinking.
- Resume in one click
Jump straight back into a session in your terminal (Terminal, iTerm, Warp, Ghostty and more) or in Claude / Codex Desktop, in the right project folder.
// features
Why people love it
One place for every session
Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and more, grouped by agent and project with sub-agents nested under parents.
Search that finds the moment
Full-text search over every title and transcript jumps straight to the match — code and CJK included.
Agents that remember
The Wake plugin briefs each new Claude Code or Codex session on where previous agents left off.
MCP and CLI access
wake-mcp and wake-cli let any agent search your history and read transcripts, and SSH remote hosts mirror sessions from your other machines.
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// run it
Run it yourself
- Install the Claude Code plugin
Teaches new sessions to pick up where agents left off.
claude plugin marketplace add iAmCorey/Wake --sparse .claude-plugin plugins/wake && claude plugin install wake@wake - Or the Codex plugin
Same continuity for Codex.
codex plugin marketplace add iAmCorey/Wake --sparse .agents/plugins --sparse plugins/wake && codex plugin add wake@wake - Build from source
Rust + GPUI; see the repo for platform notes.
git clone https://github.com/iAmCorey/Wake && cd Wake
// use cases
What you can build
- Finding that one conversation where an agent solved a problem last week
- Resuming a half-finished agent session in the right project folder
- Cleaning up the sessions eating your disk in one pass
- Reviewing activity insights: heatmaps, streaks, top agents, projects and models
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// faq
Questions, answered
Who maintains Wake?
iAmCorey; the project site is wake.cool.
Is it free?
Yes, MIT-licensed and open source.
Does it need a paid API key?
No — Wake reads local session files read-only, entirely on your machine.
How does it compare to a well-known alternative?
Agent CLIs bury history in per-tool folders. Wake unifies every tool’s sessions in one searchable native app, and feeds that memory back into new sessions.
How do I get started?
Download Wake from wake.cool or the GitHub releases, open it, and your existing agent sessions are already there.
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