Wavefunction alternatives

Wavefunction alternatives in Code Generation & Review. A Mac coding agent. You keep the conversation going while it splits the work across subagents. When

Summary

Wavefunction alternatives in Code Generation & Review. A Mac coding agent. You keep the conversation going while it splits the work across subagents. When it needs a desktop, that desktop runs in a local Docker container. Sign in with ChatGPT, use an API key from OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, OpenRouter, or Vercel AI Gateway, or run a local model with Ollama. The app is free and MIT-licensed. Model charges come from the provider you connect. Conversations and settings stay on the Mac. Free to use. 12 other catalog listings are linked below.

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