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Your projects have agents. Now you have a control tower.

Wilco brings your projects, terminals, and coding-agent sessions into one voice-enabled control surface. See what is running, move between workspaces, and tell your agents what should happen next.

Voice, terminals, and coding agents in one workspace.

Conceptual interface Connected to Wilco Core
A conceptual diagram of the Wilco interfaceA six-by-six Wilco workspace grid with coding agent, Git tree, test health, source file, and diff panels alongside a voice-capable assistant.wilcocore connectedstatuswilcolocal-apidocs-sitemain4 changedABCDEF123456CODING AGENT · LOCAL-APICODEXRefactor auth boundaryUpdating the session boundary and tests…running · 3 files changed · 01:42GIT TREE · WILCO▾ src├─ components└─ app/page.tsxMTEST HEALTH · WILCOunit98%e2e77%types100%FILE · SRC/SESSION.TS12export async function connect() {13 const token = await authorize();14 return openSocket(token);15}DIFF · SRC/SESSION.TS− return connectDirectly();+ return openSocket(token);Wilco AssistantCheck every project.Tell me what needsmy attention.Two agents are active.Wilco is green. Local APIneeds an auth decision.✓wilco · tests passed●local-api · agent activeSpeak or type a command…6 × 6 composable workspace grid

The idea

One command surface for every project in motion.

Modern development is scattered across terminal windows, browser tabs, remote machines, and agent conversations. Wilco gives that work a shared spatial interface you can navigate with a pointer, keyboard, or your voice.

The browser and desktop app are the controls. Wilco Core runs wherever your code does and owns the real state: workspaces, terminals, files, Git data, processes, and coding-agent sessions.

Working today

A connected workspace, not another code host.

The interface is evolving. These are capabilities in the current proof of concept.

01

Workspaces, wherever you are

Register local Git repositories and reach their live state from the browser or desktop app.

02

Real terminal sessions

Start, resize, reconnect to, and type into PTY-backed terminals running on your own machine.

03

Git context built in

Inspect branches, changed files, file contents, and diffs without losing the thread of your work.

04

Agents across projects

Keep Codex threads beside the workspace they belong to and see what each agent is doing.

05

Lead with your voice

Dictate a request, review the transcript, and direct tools or agents through one assistant workflow.

06

Core goes where the code is

Run Wilco Core on your desktop or a remote development host. It owns the work happening there.

How it fits together

One communication plane.
Any development host.

The website and desktop app are Wilco frontends. They communicate over the Wilco communication plane using authenticated WebSockets. Core can run on the same machine as Desktop, or on any remote host where it is installed and logged in.

Early, but real

We’re building the workspace we want to use.

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