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Wake reads the history that Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and many other agents keep on your computer. Search all of it at once and pick sessions back up in your terminal. Read‑only, and nothing leaves your machine.

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Claude Codeacme-web⑂ main

Add a rate limiter to the public API

claude-fable-54 messages3h

One client is hammering the public API. Add a rate limiter: per API key, 100 requests a minute.

I'll use a token bucket keyed by API key and keep it in Redis, so the limit holds across all instances. Refill 100 per minute, burst of 20.

Edit src/middleware/rateLimit.ts

Requests over the limit now get a 429 with a Retry-After header. Added tests for the burst and the refill.

Try a search

Reads each agent’s history right where it lives

No export and no account. Wake reads the files and databases every agent already writes, and never changes a byte.

Claude Code~/.claude/projects
Codex~/.codex/sessions
Qoder CLI~/.qoder/projects
Copilot CLI~/.copilot/session-store.db
Cursor~/.cursor/projects + state.vscdb
OpenCode~/.local/share/opencode
Kiro~/.kiro/sessions/cli
Gemini CLI~/.gemini/tmp
Pi~/.pi/agent/sessions
Oh My Pi~/.omp/agent/sessions
Grok Build~/.grok/sessions
Kimi Code~/.kimi-code/sessions
Antigravity~/.gemini/antigravity/brain
DeepSeek Harness~/.dsh/sessions
Hermes Agent~/.hermes/state.db
OpenClaw~/.openclaw/agents
CodeBuddy~/.codebuddy/projects
WorkBuddy~/.workbuddy/projects
ZCode~/.zcode/cli/db
Craft Agents~/.craft-agent/workspaces
Devin~/.local/share/devin
Kilo Code~/.local/share/kilo + globalStorage

Not supported yet: Windsurf and Trae encrypt their local data; Amp, Factory and Warp keep sessions in the cloud.

Back in the terminal in one click

Open In runs the agent's own resume command in the session's project folder, in Terminal, iTerm2, Ghostty or Kooky. Sessions mirrored from another machine come back as a ready-to-paste ssh command.

Add a rate limiter to the public API

Open In

Last login: Thu Oct  9 09:41 on ttys004
~/Github/acme-web $ claude --resume 7f3a9c1e-4b2d-4f8a-9e61-0c5d2b8a7e14

Your next agent can read what the last one did

Wake comes with a read-only MCP server and a command-line tool. Ask Codex why something was built the way it was, and it can look up the Claude Code session where you decided.

claude plugin marketplace add iAmCorey/Wake \
  --sparse .claude-plugin plugins/wake
claude plugin install wake@wake

codex plugin marketplace add iAmCorey/Wake \
  --sparse .agents/plugins \
  --sparse plugins/wake
codex plugin add wake@wake

wake-cli sessions --project "$PWD" --limit 5
wake-cli search "rate limiter" --project "$PWD"

npx skills add iAmCorey/Wake

MCP guide CLI guide

Codex

Why did we put health checks in front of the rate limiter?

wake_search {"query": "healthz rate limiter", "project": "~/Github/acme-web"}2 sessions matchwake://session/codex:019a3c…#2

wake_get_session {"key": "codex:019a3c…", "from_seq": 0}

From a Codex session yesterday: load balancer probes carry no API key, so they all landed in the anonymous bucket and drained it within seconds. /healthz and /readyz were moved in front of the limiter, with a test that fires 500 probes in a row.

Health checks get 429 after the rate limiter change

See how you work with your agents

Insights draws your whole history as one picture: when you work, how long your streaks run, and which agents, projects and models you lean on. Every number is worked out on your machine.

Insights

Since Oct 2025

984
Sessions: 263,806,369
Tokens: 7,620
Prompts: 9
Agents: 23
Projects: 264
Active days

Last 7 days

37
Sessions: 287
Prompts: 7
Active days

Activity

10-day streak · Longest 13 days · Busiest Sep 21 (75)LessMore

Over time

Prompts per week by agent · Claude Code leads this week

Claude Code
Codex
Cursor
Gemini CLI
OpenCode
Other

By hour

Most active around 3 PM

12 AM6 AM12 PM6 PM

Agents

Sessions

Claude Code412
Codex236
Cursor149
Gemini CLI64
OpenCode61
Kimi Code24
Copilot CLI16
Grok Build12
DeepSeek Harness10

Projects

Sessions

acme-web213
rusty-search208
pocket-pay156
blog-engine91
oss-metrics83
dotfiles36

Models

Sessions

claude-fable-5285
gpt-5.5258
composer-2130
gemini-3-pro62
kimi-k356
glm-5.326

More than a search box

Memory

The notes agents keep for themselves and the instructions you give them, from Claude Code auto-memory to Codex memories, in one list you can search.

CLAUDE.mdAGENTS.mdMEMORY.mdGEMINI.md.cursor/rules

Remote hosts

Mirror the sessions on your other machines over SSH. They sit next to the local ones with an @host badge and search the same way.

@devbox@studio

Clean up

Find old or large sessions by when they were created, when they were last used and how much disk they take, check the list, and move them to the Trash.

Updated over 90 days agoLargest first

Your history stays on your machine

Read-only: Wake never writes to an agent's files or databases. Deleting a session moves its file to the Trash; put it back and the session returns.
Nothing phones home: The only request Wake makes is checking GitHub for a new version, and only when you click Check for Updates.
A cache, not a copy: The search index can be deleted at any time and rebuilt from the agents' own files.
Open source: MIT licensed, built in Rust with GPUI. Read every line on GitHub.

Questions

Is Wake free?

Yes. Wake is MIT-licensed open source, with no account, subscription or telemetry.

Does it upload my conversations anywhere?

No. Wake reads files on your computer and keeps its index next to them. Remote hosts are mirrored over your own SSH connection into a local cache.

Will it change my agents’ files?

No. Wake only reads them; stars, pins and the search index live in Wake's own database. The one exception is deleting a session yourself: its file moves to the Trash, and putting it back restores it.

How do agents use it?

Connect the bundled wake-mcp server to any MCP client, or let an agent run wake-cli in a shell. Both give the same answers, and both are read-only.

My agent isn’t listed.

If it keeps its history on disk unencrypted, open an issue on GitHub saying where the files are and what they look like. Most of the agents here were added that way.

Download Wake

Version 0.9.1, released October 10, 2026. Release notes

macOS

macOS 14 or later, Apple silicon and Intel

UniversalWake-0.9.1-macos.zip

Wake is ad-hoc signed, so macOS blocks the first launch. Allow it under System Settings → Privacy & Security, or run xattr -d com.apple.quarantine Wake.app

Linux

arm64 and x86_64, experimental

.deb x86_64wake_0.9.1_amd64.deb.deb arm64wake_0.9.1_arm64.deb.tar.gz x86_64wake-0.9.1-linux-amd64.tar.gz.tar.gz arm64wake-0.9.1-linux-arm64.tar.gz

Windows

x86_64, experimental

.zip x86_64wake-0.9.1-windows-x86_64.zip