# Wayari

give wayari the change you keep putting off. wake up to a pull request, tested and read by an agent that didn't write it.

Wayari is a crew of coding agents that works on your machine with the agents you already use. You give it a goal; it builds on separate branches, runs your repository's checks, and has an agent that did not write the code review the resulting pull request. You decide when to merge.

## How it works

1. Ask for a change from Claude Code, Codex, or another app connected through MCP.
2. Wayari plans the work and gives builders separate branches and worktrees.
3. It runs the app and the checks, and sends failing work back to be fixed.
4. A separate reviewer reads the diff and pins findings to lines.
5. You receive one pull request to review and merge, or grant a time-limited merge when its checks are clean.

## Price and trial

The download runs for a week without a card or signup. Either paid plan starts with 7 free days using an email address. After that, Wayari costs $49 a month or $249 a year. Your coding agents use your existing subscriptions.

## Questions

### where do the agents run, and on what branches?

on your machine, each agent in **its own worktree and branch**. their branches merge into one channel branch, and the pull request runs from there to main.

[Read more](https://wayari.com/docs#branches)

### what has to pass the gate, and who decides?

**typecheck, build and tests**, plus any check your repo adds. their exit codes decide, and a check that can't run counts as a fail.

[Read more](https://wayari.com/docs#gates)

### how do you stop two agents editing the same file?

an agent **claims a file before it edits it**. a second agent asking for that file is refused with the holder's name, and a crashed agent's claims are freed.

[Read more](https://wayari.com/docs#claims)

### what does review mean if an ai reviews ai?

**an agent that wrote none of it** reads the diff at the exact commit that passed, and pins each finding to a line. the merge stays yours.

[Read more](https://wayari.com/docs#review)

### does it use my claude code or codex login, and what does it cost?

yes, tokens come off **your own plan**, and a job stops when the work is done or at the hours or dollar cap you set. wayari itself is $249 a year.

[Read more](https://wayari.com/docs#cost)

### does my code leave my machine?

only to where it goes today: your own git remote and your agent's model. **wayari counts launches** and nothing else.

[Read more](https://wayari.com/docs#privacy)

## Read and start

- [Download Wayari](https://wayari.com/download)
- [Pricing](https://wayari.com/pricing)
- [Technical documentation](https://wayari.com/docs)
- [Release history](https://wayari.com/changelog)
- [Articles](https://wayari.com/blog)
- [HTML version of this page](https://wayari.com/)