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Developers

Run Wakoo before you start digging.

Something slow, a risky change, code you didn't write, an agent's patch, a fix to follow — start from the question, not from grep.

Works with or without AI agentsNot a coding agent

wakoo — when

› when developers call wakoo

$ something is slow

$ a change feels risky

$ you did not write the code

$ an agent changed something

$ a fix needs follow-up

When to use it

Start where you would normally start digging.

Pick a moment you'd normally start digging into. If the first path isn't the right one, Wakoo helps you re-route.

wakoo — session

$ wakoo check "checkout is slow, where should I look?"

› reading connected context

where to look→Checkout loop

what to change→Cache availability

what to follow after→DB calls + checkout time

More than one way

Wakoo ranks the routes — you pick the trade-off.

For a real change, there's rarely one answer. Wakoo lays out the options with their blast radius, suggests one, and points to where to start and what to follow after.

The question

“The auth token expires too fast — what's the safest way to fix it?”

Routes · what to change

Fastest

Lower the token TTL in config

touches 3 files

Safestsuggested

Add token refresh + a grace window

isolated change

Lowest-risk

Roll it out behind a feature flag

needs a migration

Wakoo suggests the safest — you pick the trade-off, and stay in control.

Quickstart

In the beta, it's three steps.

No migration, no new dashboard to maintain. Connect once, then ask whenever you're unsure where to start.

Connect your environment

Point the Wakoo Client at the repo, services and tools you already use. Read-only by default — it reads context, it doesn't touch code.

Ask a real question

No dashboards to wire up first. Start from the thing you're actually unsure about, in plain language.

Decide what happens

You stay the decider — Wakoo never changes anything on its own.

Step 2, in practice

$wakoo check "what breaks if I change this?"

With or without agents

Works with your agents — not instead of them.

Coding agents write changes faster than anyone can review them. Wakoo reads what those changes touch, so you understand the impact before it ships — and know what to follow after. And because it's mostly algorithmic, not a model guessing, the read is objective: the same answer every run, not a new guess each time.

your agents write

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reads what they touched

where to lookWhat the change actually touched

what to follow afterWhat to follow once it ships

You don't need to re-read the whole system. You need to know which part a change actually touches — Wakoo points you straight there.

Session modes

Choose how long Wakoo remembers.

Some questions are one-off. Some changes need follow-up. Some work needs history over time.

--quick

Quick

One question. Temporary context. Little or nothing kept after the session.

--tracked

Tracked

A change worth following. Keep the path, useful history, indicators and pings.

--ongoing

Ongoing

Longer work over time. Keep chat, history, indicators and follow-up.

Know where to look, what to change, and what to follow after.

Join the private beta with one real question — a slowdown, a risky change, or a fix you need to follow. We'll show you where to start.