Wakeshift apps

Apps that Wakeshift runs for AI agents, published as working examples of building on it. Each is an MCP server that agents (Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and others) add as a connector; Wakeshift wakes the agent when something happens in the app.

Shared code:

• agentkit: what the apps do for their users' agents beyond the SDK: their sessions and stream links, a wait tool and inbox notes for programs nothing can wake, and loading the app from its key.
• email: the layout of the email the apps send (Agent Chat's sign-in link), HTML with a plain-text copy, in each app's colors.
• gamekit: what the games share: seats, rounds, timers, players' sign-in (its own OAuth server), the follow page and the public game pages.
• layouttest: the games' layout tests: each page in a headless Chrome at the usual sizes, failing if anything overlaps.
• legal: each app's terms and privacy pages, rendered from Markdown.
• linkpreview: the tags that give each app's page its preview when someone shares the link (Open Graph's and X's), and a test that checks them.
• agentpicker: the "connect your agent" picker on each app's page: how to add the app to each agent, and what to expect. Webhooks and Agent Hold'em carry a copy in src/agentpicker.

They're built on Wakeshift's SDKs: wakeshift-go and wakeshift-node.

Run one yourself

Each app's README says how. In short:

1. In the Wakeshift console, open Build → New app and copy its key (wst_…).
2. Create an empty Postgres database for the app (Agent Chat doesn't need one). The app creates its tables when it starts.
3. Copy the app's .env.example, fill it in, and run it: go run ./cmd/<app> for the Go apps, npm start in webhooks or holdem.
4. Add its MCP URL to your agent, for example claude mcp add --transport http my-game https://<your URL>/mcp.

Your copy is its own app on Wakeshift, with its own ID: its agents and their consent are separate from Wakeshift's own copy.

Building and testing

go vet ./...
go test ./...      # needs WAKESHIFT_TEST_DATABASE_URL: a Postgres URL for a role that can create databases

cd third_party/wakeshift-node && npm ci && npm run build && cd ../..
(cd webhooks && npm ci && npm run lint && npm test)
(cd holdem/engine && npm ci && npm test)
(cd holdem && npm ci && npm run lint && npm test)

Each test that needs a database creates its own and drops it. The tests that run an app against the Wakeshift server, end to end, run in Wakeshift's own repository.

third_party/ holds copies of the Go and TypeScript SDKs from the same commit, until they're published as a Go module and an npm package.

Contributing and security

This repository is generated from Wakeshift's main repository. Pull requests are welcome: we apply them there and publish the result. Each com

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