Native editing
A lightweight macOS surface for quick file opening, tabs, split editing, search, preview, folding, dirty marks, and code-focused navigation.
Native code editor with an agent
WillDeep opens files immediately, keeps heavy work off the main thread, and brings a real coding agent into a native macOS editor. Read code, preview Markdown, inspect projects, run approved tools, work on remote runtimes, and review unified diffs before changes land.
A lightweight macOS surface for quick file opening, tabs, split editing, search, preview, folding, dirty marks, and code-focused navigation.
Plain text appears immediately; syntax highlighting runs off the main thread and extends by viewport so multi-megabyte files stay usable.
The built-in agent can search, grep, read files, check git status, run approved commands, ask questions, and return diff proposals for review.
Bind a session to SSH or daemon workspaces so file tools, shell commands, builds, tests, and delegated local-agent CLIs run on the remote host.
Queue follow-up messages, compress old context, attach images, inspect token usage, and keep multiple agent sessions running independently.
Configure OpenAI-compatible, Claude, Gemini, DashScope, DeepSeek, Kimi, Moonshot, MCP, and skill workflows while secrets stay in local Keychain.
It is designed for fast reading, focused editing, agent-assisted fixes, remote workspace work, and long-running coding sessions where a full heavyweight IDE is more than you need.
Open files and small projects quickly without paying a heavy runtime tax for simple edits.
Ask the agent to inspect context, run safe checks, and propose patches while you decide what gets applied.
Keep the Mac UI local while searches, tests, build commands, and delegated CLI agents execute on an SSH or daemon runtime.
Use live previews, tabs, search, native shortcuts, paste-to-attachment, and custom editor appearance for notes, docs, and snippets.
Create scheduled agent runs, monitor background jobs, inspect transcript details, and keep JSON session history under your own Application Support folder.
The product overview shows what WillDeep can do. Documentation, bug reporting, and the browser extension help it become part of your daily workflow.
Follow guides for installation, workspaces, sessions, models, approvals, the editor, remote runtimes, and troubleshooting.
Open documentationSubmit the issue, reproduction steps, and screenshots to create a trackable bug ticket.
Report a bugSend web content into WillDeep and connect browser research with local editing and agent workflows.
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