Wake
A free Mac app that gathers every AI coding session you've ever had — across Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot and a dozen other tools — into one searchable place, so you never lose a useful conversation in a random terminal tab again.
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Description
If you use more than one AI coding assistant, your conversation history ends up scattered — some in Claude Code's terminal, some in Cursor's sidebar, some in Copilot CLI — with no single way to search across all of it later. Wake is a native macOS menu-bar-style app that indexes sessions from 14+ coding agents into one interface, similar to how an email client unifies multiple inboxes into a single searchable list.
Built in Rust with the GPUI framework for native performance, it groups sessions by agent and project, offers full-text search via ⌘K backed by SQLite FTS5 trigram indexing, and renders transcripts with syntax highlighting for 30+ languages. You can resume a session with one click straight into Terminal or iTerm, star and pin important conversations, export to Markdown, and manage a trash for old sessions. Everything is read-only and local — Wake makes zero network requests — and indexing performance is notably fast: a full index builds in about 5 seconds, and search across 310 sessions (~800MB of JSONL) returns results in under 1ms.
💬 Our review
The short version: for a developer regularly bouncing between Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot, and other agents, Wake solves a real, specific annoyance — losing track of which tool a useful answer came from — better than any built-in session manager, because it's the only one looking across all of them at once.
Each individual agent's native session history (Cursor's own history panel, Claude Code's built-in session list) only covers that one tool, so Wake's advantage is purely aggregation and search speed, not any new AI capability. The zero-network, read-only design is the right privacy posture for something indexing potentially sensitive conversation history across every coding tool you use. The catches are narrow but real: it's macOS-only, so Windows and Linux developers get nothing here, and it's a young single-maintainer project without the backing an official tool vendor might provide. For any Mac-based developer juggling multiple AI agents, it's a free, low-risk quality-of-life upgrade; irrelevant if you only use one agent or aren't on macOS.
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100% gratuit, licence MIT.
Pros
Agrège 14+ agents de codage IA en une seule interface
Recherche plein texte quasi instantanée (SQLite FTS5, <1ms sur 310 sessions)
Zéro requête réseau — 100% local et privé
Reprise de session en un clic dans Terminal/iTerm
Coloration syntaxique pour 30+ langages, export Markdown
Cons
macOS uniquement — aucun support Windows ou Linux
Projet jeune, mono-mainteneur, sans backing d'éditeur officiel
N'ajoute aucune capacité IA, uniquement de l'agrégation et de la recherche
Dépend des formats de stockage internes de chaque agent, qui peuvent changer