About Wayari
Wayari is a desktop app, with a Mac notch and dock presence, for working with coding agents without leaving your own tools. You say use wayari inside Claude Code, Codex, Cursor or any app that speaks MCP, and it opens a channel for the task, plans the work and tracks progress until a pull request is ready for review. The site lists many supported agents, among them Cline, Windsurf, Kiro, OpenCode, Roo Code, Amp, Goose, Junie and Kilo Code.
A swarm first reads the repository and plans the work, leaving notes on questions the code cannot answer, then builders take separate pieces such as schema, API and settings. Gates like typecheck and tests must pass, and a review step precedes handoff. Standing orders such as never touching the main branch are saved once and served to every connected app through MCP, and a persistent thread lets any app ask what shipped or what is waiting.
Wayari also lists features such as night shift runs, a graph view, skills and a taste file that guides its design work. A free week needs no card or sign-up; afterwards it costs $49 per month or $249 per year.
Key features
- Works inside Claude Code, Codex and Cursor
- MCP server any app can query
- Plan first, then parallel builders per channel
- Gates such as typecheck and tests before review
- Standing orders saved once for every agent
- Pull request handoff for your approval
- Progress view in the dock and Mac notch
Good fit for
- Developers directing several coding agents at once
- Tracking overnight agent runs to a reviewed pull request
Wayari: questions and answers
- What is Wayari used for?
- Wayari is a desktop app that coordinates coding agents from the AI tools you already use, tracking plans, build progress and checks through to a pull request you approve. It is a good fit for developers directing several coding agents at once and tracking overnight agent runs to a reviewed pull request.
- How much does Wayari cost?
- Paid plans for Wayari start at $49 per month, and there is no free plan. A free trial is available.
- Is Wayari open source?
- No. Wayari is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. In the Developer Tools category, open-source options include Atlas, Munder Difflin and Agentation.
- What are some alternatives to Wayari?
- Other SaaS products in the Developer Tools category include Starkomand, Supamaus and 1DevTool.
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