wsp vs Solo

Solo runs agents on the computer you sit at and no other. wsp runs them there and on Linux computers you own.

	Solo	wsp
Runs agents on	The computer you sit at	Computers you own
Another computer	No	Yes, over ssh or dialing out
What that computer has when the agent starts	One computer, nothing to carry	Your setup, agents signed in
Where your keys and sign-ins live	Your computer, never through Solo	Your computers, none on ours
Which agents	8 built in, any CLI	Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Cursor
Platforms	macOS, Windows	macOS, Linux
Price	Free for 4 projects, then $99/yr	Free
Source code	Closed	AGPL-3.0

Which to pick.

What Solo does well

Solo runs the agent CLIs already on your computer, eight built in and any other, beside your project's dev processes. Your API keys never pass through Solo, and it works on macOS and Windows.

When wsp fits better

wsp fits when you already have another computer, a server you rent or an old laptop, and want your agents on it signed in, with your MCP servers, CLIs and skills. Solo "does not currently provide remote-host or headless session management".

What wsp does not do yet.

Windows: Solo runs on Windows. wsp runs on macOS and Linux.
More agents: Solo has 8 agents built in and runs any other CLI. wsp runs threads on four.

Sources, read 2026-10-09

Try it on a computer you own.

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