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wecode-ai/Wegent has 885 GitHub stars and 148 forks. GitHot measured 0 stars in 24 hours. Last checked 2026-11-09 20:09 UTC. Last push 2026-11-04.

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Plan, build, and deliver with an open-source, self-hostable AI workspace for coding, collaboration, and automation.

What you can do

  • Desktop workbench — Organize local projects, tasks, sessions, files, tool activity, tests, and diffs.
  • Reusable agents — Combine models, prompts, Skills, knowledge, tools, and collaboration settings.
  • Project spaces — Share task boards, files, discussions, automation, execution history, and deliveries.
  • Multiple execution targets — Run tasks locally, on remote work machines, or with server-managed executors.

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Wework documentation

Wework is a desktop workbench for collaborating with AI. Open a local project and let Codex inspect code, edit files, and run commands, or connect to Wegent to use cloud models and execution devices.

Start here

  1. Follow Quick start to configure Wework and run your first task.
  2. Read Projects and workspaces to choose a local folder, Git project, or standalone conversation.
  3. Use Working with AI for attachments, Skills, and control of running tasks.
  4. Review files, terminals, and changes in the Coding workbench.

Guides

Developer docs

Wework uses local workspaces and a local runtime by default. Connecting to Wegent adds cloud models and execution devices to the same workbench.

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