Build internal tools and AI agents in Go — or just download and run Claude / Codex / Gemini as a Slack + Telegram + web agent host. No copy-pasting. You own the code.
Agent Claude Code
Keeps the root docs/ site in sync with code changes before a PR is created. Spawn this whenever you are about to run gh pr create (the doc-sync PreToolUse hook will block PR creation until it has run for the current HEAD). It reviews the branch diff vs master, decides whether the change is user-facing enough to…
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AI Router embeds one or more local LLM router/proxy dashboards inside wick — accessible with no shell access and no exposed port. Today it ships two backends you can run side by side and switch between.
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A channel is where a message comes from. Wick agents are reachable from four channels at once.
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The agent pool (Pool & Sessions) caps how many agent processes run at once. It has no idea how much RAM any one of them uses — an idle agent at 150 MB and one driving a browser at 2 GB count as the same slot. A single runaway agent (a browser leak, a bad loop) can take the whole machine down with it, wick included.
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The pool caps how many agent subprocesses run at once across all sessions, FIFO-queues the rest, kills idle ones, and revives them with --resume when new messages arrive.
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A project bundles a folder with its defaults. One project = 1 folder + defaults + pinned sessions + a display name and icon. Sessions belong to a project; the project's folder is the cwd the agent subprocess runs in.
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A provider type is an AI CLI: claude, codex, gemini (provider.go:36-40). A provider instance is a configured copy of one. Multiple instances per type are supported — same claude binary, different env vars (e.g. two PATs).
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A scheduled message injects a message into an agent session at a future time — one-shot or recurring — without spinning up the workflow engine. Use it for "check back in 20 minutes," a daily standup nudge, or any cadence a chat session should just remember on its own.
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The Skills Manager is a built-in UI for browsing, previewing, syncing, and deleting skill files (.md prompt files) across all agent skill directories on the host.
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The Source Control panel is a VSCode-style SCM sidebar mounted on the session detail page (/tools/agents/sessions/ ). It lets you stage, commit, push, pull, view diffs, and browse history for any git repositories inside the session's working directory — without leaving the chat.
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A sub-agent is another agent that your agent hands one self-contained task to, waits for, and gets an answer back from. Use it when a piece of work wants a different role — research, code review, image generation — or when the intermediate steps would flood the main conversation.
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Wire a project's ticket board to another system, in both directions.