Wayland

Wayland is a desktop AI agent that also acts as a command center for the other agents, models and command line tools a user already runs. It is a complete agent on its own, and it drives nineteen agent CLIs from one seat, among them Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini, Copilot, Kimi, Goose, OpenCode, Grok, Qwen and Hermes. Version 0.12.4 adds Artifacts, a preview that opens in its own window, and a newer engine underneath. The engine is a self contained Rust binary that talks directly to around twenty model providers, including Anthropic, OpenAI, Bedrock, Vertex and Gemini, plus any OpenAI compatible endpoint and local Ollama. The product ships with a library of prebuilt assistants, workflows, teams and skills, and it is designed to be set up once and then used to plan, build and ship work across the AI tools a person already pays for. Privacy is a stated design point. The vendor says the app sends no telemetry, analytics or crash reports, needs no Wayland account and talks to no Wayland backend. The profile is local, API keys sit in the operating system keychain, and conversations are stored in a SQLite file on the user's own disk. Wayland runs on macOS, Windows and Linux, with a cloud option. It is described as free and open source, with the engine under Apache 2.0 and the app under AGPL 3.0. A website account exists only for buying something from the vendor, and no price list is published on the site.