by freestylefly
Open-source desktop AI agent workspace with one-click Claude Code, Codex, OpenClaw, Hermes Agent setup and custom LLM model routing.
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WeSight is an open-source desktop control console for local AI agents. It helps you install or reuse Claude Code, Codex, OpenClaw, Hermes Agent, OpenCode, Qwen Code, DeepSeek-TUI, and the built-in agent runtime, then gives them a visual workspace for chat, tools, files, IM channels, skills, model providers, runtime metrics, and desktop companion workflows.
Early public releases ship macOS Apple Silicon first. If WeSight helps your agent workflow, a Star makes the project easier for more builders to discover.
Terminal-native coding agents are powerful, while their setup, model routing, permissions, IM entry points, file changes, and runtime metrics often live in separate places. WeSight turns those moving pieces into one desktop workspace:
| Engine | Best For | Setup Path | | ---------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------- | | Built-in runtime | General desktop cowork sessions and skills | Included in WeSight | | Claude Code | Claude Code workflows with a graphical chat surface | One-click install or existing local CLI config | | Codex | Codex CLI workflows, local task execution, and IM control | One-click install or existing local CLI config | | OpenClaw | Runtime gateway, IM channels, sandbox-style agent work | Local runtime/CLI reuse or WeSight setup flow | | Hermes Agent | Local Hermes Agent gateway and IM-style runtime experiments | Official installer or existing local CLI config | | OpenCode | OpenCode terminal agent workflows | One-click install or existing local CLI config | | Qwen Code | Qwen-friendly coding workflows and DashScope setups | One-click install or existing local CLI config | | DeepSeek-TUI | DeepSeek-TUI HTTP/SSE runtime and tool streaming | One-click install or existing local CLI config |
WeSight keeps model setup in one place, then maps it into the selected engine when that engine follows WeSight settings.
Public desktop builds are published through GitHub Releases:
Early public releases currently ship macOS Apple Silicon builds first. Release assets are intended for end users. CI artifacts are short-lived build outputs for maintainers to test before a release is published.
Download WeSight-*-arm64.dmg from the latest release, open it, and drag WeSight.app into the Applications folder.
Preview builds are not signed and notarized yet. macOS may show a message like:
“WeSight.app” is damaged and cannot be opened. You should move it to the Trash.
This is usually a Gatekeeper quarantine warning for an unsigned app. It does not mean the downloaded package is corrupted. Click Cancel first.
Open the built-in macOS Terminal app and run:
xattr -cr /Applications/WeSight.app
After the command finishes, open WeSight again. If you installed WeSight somewhere else, replace /Applications/WeSight.app with the actual path to your WeSight.app.